CSL Digital, the specialist supplier of digital printing, cutting and finishing solutions, has announced that it will be offering visitors to Sign and Digital UK an early preview of the new UV WHITE ink option for Lightbar roll to roll UV print technology.

Over the past three years, Lightbar UV print technology has established itself as a new industry benchmark for instantly usable, immediately durable printing. The launch of the new UV WHITE ink option later in the year will further increase the popularity of Lightbar UV print technology, particularly with sign, display and commercial print companies involved in window graphics, PoS, labelling and package prototyping.

To celebrate the imminent launch of the new option, CSL Digital will be offering visitors to its Lightbar presentation on the Roland DG stand at Sign and Digital 2016 an opportunity to pre-order one of a limited number of Lightbar UV WHITE ‘POWERPACKS’, which comprise of a Lightbar VS-i configured for UV WHITE inks, powerful Roland printstudio RIP software, an iMac mini and a 23” colour monitor, all for the price of a standard Lightbar VS-i model.

Nick Wintle, Managing Director - CSL Digital, “We are very excited about the forthcoming launch of UV WHITE for Lightbar and so are our customers, in fact, we’ve already received advance orders for printers with the new ink option. The performance of the white ink is really impressive. Lightbar technology is printing UV WHITE faster than conventional white ink and the high level of opacity is perfect for over-printing, under-printing and combination-printing. During the initial launch period, we will be releasing UV WHITE as an ink configuration option with sales of new Lightbar VS-i printer/cutters. Although the actual launch of UV WHITE is scheduled for later this year, we thought our existing customers and visitors to Sign and Digital would enjoy getting an early sneak preview.”

Visitors to Sign and Digital UK 2016 will find Lightbar at the centre of the Roland DG stand – H30. The Sign and Digital UK exhibition runs between the 19th and 21st of April 2016 at the NEC, Birmingham.