We have recently laser engraved and produced key holder/tags and drink coasters for use in a hotel. As you can see the detail and precision afforded by laser engraving into the wood produces outstanding results.
As well as into wood we are able to CNC/PNC engrave as well as laser engrave into metals and plastics. Please contact us to discuss your requirements.
Hanman SPLiT Ltd. have taken delivery of a new Anapurna M large format printer. The wide format industrial inkjet printer adds to our exisiting range of printers and allows us to continue to provide fast turn around times on orders and to continue delivering high quality prints in applications such as posters, billboards, fleet displays, POS & POP displays, exhibition panels, stage graphics, construction announcements, ad panels etc.
:Anapurna’s print quality
However you measure it, the :Anapurna M gives excellent photorealistic printing results. With a print resolution of 720 x 1440 dpi, you print up to 160 cm (63 in) wide on a wide variety choice of roll or rigid media.
Outstanding printing potential
:Anapurna M is a wide format industrial inkjet printer, designed for printing photorealistic quality POP, displays, posters, banners, fleet displays, exhibition panels, stage graphics, construction announcements, ad panels and so much more.
Hanman SPLiT Ltd. has worked with Marketing Gloucester Ltd. to provide posters covering empty shop windows. The posters have been featured on the BBC website. An extract of the article is below:
Posters showcasing Gloucester’s history are being used to fill the windows of the city’s empty shops.
The aim is to cover up the vacant properties while promoting local tourist attractions.
The displays will chart the city’s origins from its days as a Roman fort, up to the development of the jet engine by Sir Frank Whittle in the 1930s.
Gloucester rugby players Ian Balshaw and Antony Allen will appear dressed as Romans in the first poster.
The second photo-shoot for the posters will take place at Blackfriars Priory on Wednesday, with professional models acting out the parts of Dominican monks and nuns.
The third, on 23 March, will depict the Coronation of Henry III in Gloucester Cathedral.
Visit the full article here http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/gloucestershire/7918187.stm