With just a few weeks to go before the doors open for SDUK 2024 (NEC, 25-27 February) the organiser has announced many new exhibitors as well as the return of big-name stalwarts.
“With an array of new exhibitors set to bring innovation, engagement and sustainability to Sign and Digital UK 2024, attendees will have plenty that’s new to explore and discover to help them develop their business in the year ahead,” said event director Tony Gardner.
Chris Rushton, managing director, Assured Signage, aims to leverage SDUK 24 to highlight the potential of digital signage as a new revenue stream for traditional sign-makers and printers. "Our goal is to help businesses navigate this transformation and seize the opportunities it presents," he said.
Brownings, in partnership with Magnwall, plans to showcase wireless electrification systems at SDUK 2024. Brad Robinson, sales marketing manager, Brownings, said: "This groundbreaking technology allows users to seamlessly mount electrical accessories onto the face of tension fabric systems, eliminating the need for complex wiring."
Techsil too is set to show new products at SDUK. Business unit manager Kate Harris said: "We have a new range of UV curing products, and we also now have a wider range of products available to us through partnership within the Techsil family."
Josh Candy, director of UK Feather Flags, noted: "The event's reputation as a hub for signage, print, display, and design makes it an ideal platform for us to engage with a buying-ready audience and expand our market reach." The company will showcase a new line of eco fabric exhibition display solutions that demonstrate its commitment to sustainable signage.
Danny Chen, exhibition operator for Jiangxi Oujia Industrial Co and Zhejiang So-Fine Self-Adhesive Products Co said the companies are looking to delve deeper into the UK market via SDUK. "We hope to meet a few new customers and obtain trial orders," he said. The companies will showcase acrylic products and a range of self-adhesive materials.