What "gaining a team" actually means

Two separate businesses. Two different requirements. Both arrived at the same decision independently — and both got the same thing in return: not just a machine, but a team that was with them before the order, during installation, and long after the ink started flowing.

• 01 Honest pre-sale advice — we'll tell you if something isn't right for your work
• 02 Multiple deployments across the UK, project-managed from order to first print
• 03 Installation and commissioning done properly — we sign off before we leave
• 04 Hands-on training until your team is confident, not just shown the basics
• 05 Long-term support and real references from real customers — just ask

Four things done properly. Every time.

Every deployment we handle runs the same four-stage commitment — from the first honest conversation about whether a machine is right for you, through to support calls answered by the same team, months after install day.

Two businesses. Two very different needs.

What makes this dual shipment significant is that neither customer was following the other. They came to the same machine from completely different directions — independently, and for entirely different reasons.

Why the HP Latex 730?

The HP Latex 730 handles everything from outdoor banners and vehicle graphics to backlit displays and fine indoor signage — all from a single platform, with water-based latex inks, no solvent concerns, and instant-dry output straight to finishing. It's a machine that earns its place in serious production environments, which is precisely why both customers chose it.

Two machines. One standard.

The significance of a dual shipment isn't logistical — it's reputational. Two organisations, independent of each other, with different requirements, arrived at the same conclusion. Perfect Colours. HP Latex 730. Done properly.

That's what years of honest, expert service builds: a name that print businesses trust when the decision matters. Not because we're the loudest — because we're consistently the most reliable, from the first conversation to long after the machine is running.