Spandex UK announces the 4th Summit 17-18th March with live print demos, wrapping competitions, and expert seminars.
Spandex UK is set to host the fourth Spandex Summit on 17–18 March 2026. Following previous events in Glasgow, Bristol, and Leeds, the upcoming Summit will be held at Mercedes-Benz World in Surrey, a venue chosen to accommodate the event’s scale and focus on technical innovation.
The two-day event provides a platform for professionals across the signage, graphics, textiles, and vehicle wrapping sectors to explore new technologies and materials. Attendees can view live demonstrations of the latest wide-format hardware, including the Epson SureColor S9100 and R5000, alongside Roland DG’s XP640 and VG3 series. The event will also feature Zeno, a specialized vehicle wrapping software powered by Unreal Engine 5.
Visitors will have the opportunity to engage with representatives from major industry brands, including 3M, Avery Dennison, Arlon, KPMF, ORAFOL, ImagePerfect, and Berger Textiles. Supporting organizations such as FESPA UK and CarbonQuota will also be present to discuss sustainability, environmental impact, and carbon footprint concerns.
Darren Penny, Go-to Market Director at Spandex, said, “The Spandex Summit has become a cornerstone event for our industry. Each edition gives us the chance to showcase innovation, sustainability, and expertise while creating a space for collaboration. Hosting this year’s Summit at Mercedes-Benz World reflects our ambition to deliver an experience that matches the energy and creativity of our customers.”
In addition to the technical showcases, the Summit includes interactive elements such as F1 simulators and exclusive track experience competitions. Educational seminars led by industry experts will cover a range of topics, including automotive trends and social selling strategies.
The event reinforces Spandex’s commitment to providing customers with access to the latest technology and sustainable solutions. Registration is currently open through the official Spandex UK online store.