Spandex will open its Bristol headquarters on 10 and 11 November for live hardware demonstrations, business reviews, and software advice.
Spandex is opening its Bristol headquarters next month for a two-day event aimed at print and sign businesses looking to upgrade their production equipment. Running on 10 and 11 November 2026, the Hardware Open Day gives visitors a chance to see print, cutting, and finishing systems running side by side under one roof.
Roland DG forms the core of the print lineup, showcasing the 64-inch TrueVIS XP-640 eco-solvent printer alongside the XG-640 printer/cutter, the MG-300 UV printer/cutter, and the AP-640 resin printer. Epson will demonstrate the SureColor S9100, while cutting and finishing systems on show include the Summa T160 cutter, the Vivid VeloBlade Nexus digital cutting table, Roll-X applicators, and the EasyMount laminator range.
Software will also play a central role across the two days. Specialists from Spandex will demonstrate workflow and RIP tools, focusing on ONYX software packages and Canon workflow systems to show how automation can speed up job prep and file handling.
Visitors can also book a free one-to-one business consultation with Spandex specialists, including Head of Hardware Adam Booth and Hardware Sales Manager Chris Holmes. The sessions are designed to look at practical bottlenecks in existing print rooms and pinpoint where equipment upgrades or workflow adjustments could free up capacity. Spandex will also offer event-only deals on selected hardware.
The open day runs from 10am to 4pm on Tuesday 10 and Wednesday 11 November at 1600 Park Avenue, Aztec West, Almondsbury, Bristol, BS32 4UA, with lunch and refreshments provided. Registration is free, and attendees can reserve a place through the Spandex registration page.