Visitors to Total Print! Expo at Earls Court London in October will find much to interest and excite them on the Robert Horne stand (stand no 210), especially if they are looking at investing in the wide format market place.  The company's stand will be devoted to its ever-growing range of digital hardware and ancillary products and will be highlighting how the relatively low investment of a digital press can provide many new opportunities to increase revenue, sales and add diversification to traditional commercial print.

Robert Horne will be showcasing their range of aqueous and solvent printers including Roland, Mimaki and Canon as well as laminators, media inks, RIP's and colour management facilities, all supported by the UK's most experienced in-house team of advisors and technicians.

Robert Horne recognises the importance of helping the customer make the right choice for their business; to develop new added-value services and therefore maximise return on investment. Commercial printers especially are increasingly becoming aware of the exciting new business opportunities that wide format digital can open up for them. The show will provide the ideal opportunity for printers to visit the stand and to see the benefits of each of the machines on show for themselves.

The stand will also provide a perfect showcase for the wide range of digital substrate synonymous with the Robert Horne Group.

Robert Horne is aiming to use the occasion to inspire print companies by providing lots of new and potentially lucrative print ideas that they can use to help increase business and profitability.

Kevin Wheeler - Business Director for Digital Solutions Robert Horne explained: "We will be illustrating the various imaginative ways in which our products can be used and encouraging visitors to be much more interactive than previous shows. We will be highlighting our range of digital hardware and substrates concentrating on how these substrates can become saleable products, enabling printers to provide real solutions for their clients that traditionally they may not have been able to satisfy; from posters, banners, stickers, signs, stands to vehicle graphics, the option now available to commercial printers are endless."

Kevin added: "Of course we'll be putting all of the printers through their paces, but we will be equally happy to advise visitors on any digital issues or investments they may be facing as part of the all round service that we provide. Experienced staff will also be on hand to offer both practical and technical support and advice."