Soyang Europe will run live demonstrations of three Platinum Technologies LIYU printers alongside its wider printable media range on Stand S410
Soyang Europe will showcase three core products from the Platinum Technologies LIYU range on its stand at The Sign Show 2026. Taking place at the NEC Birmingham from 29 September to 1 October alongside the co-located Print Show, the event marks the distributor’s first major UK show appearance since becoming the official distributor for Platinum Technologies LIYU in Great Britain.
Occupying the largest stand within The Sign Show section at Stand S410, Soyang will run live demonstrations of three key LIYU platforms. Highlights include the Signature Series UV hybrid printer, featuring a 3.3-metre maximum print width and speeds up to 350 square metres per hour for industrial applications. Also featured is the Platinum KCXL flatbed device, capable of speeds up to 180 square metres per hour on media up to 100mm thick with a maximum resolution of 2,400 dpi.
Completing the hardware lineup, the Platinum PCT LED roll-to-roll printer offers printing speeds up to 120 square metres per hour across 3.2-metre wide roll substrates for outdoor advertising, billboards, banners, and retail graphics. Alongside the hardware demonstrations, Soyang will display its selection of printable media, encompassing PVC and PVC-free substrates, textiles, self-adhesive vinyls, wallcoverings, and specialist application samples such as lenticular and neon-inspired signage.
CEO of Soyang Europe, Mark Mashiter, commented, “These shows come at an important time for us. The addition of the Platinum Technologies LIYU portfolio represents a major milestone for Soyang and gives us an even broader range of solutions to offer customers across the UK.”
Mashiter added, “One of the biggest strengths of the Platinum Technologies LIYU range is its versatility. Each system has been designed to deliver exceptional productivity without compromising on quality, whether customers are working on rigid boards, roll media or specialist materials.”
Mashiter concluded, “We’re looking forward to showcasing these machines to the market and speaking directly with customers about where the technology could fit within their businesses, alongside our wider range of hardware and material products.”