Johannesburg, South Africa – July 19, 2024 – Waxed Branding, a leading corporate branding company with 15 years of industry experience, has announced the acquisition of a new Epson SureColor SC-F9400 sublimation printer. This strategic investment is set to enhance the company’s textile printing capabilities and expand its service offerings in the corporate branding sector.
The SureColor SC-F9400, a 64-inch dye sublimation printer, is designed for high-volume, high-speed printing of clothing, textiles, soft signage, and various promotional merchandise. This addition to Waxed Branding’s equipment lineup aligns with the company’s commitment to delivering top-quality branding solutions to its diverse clientele across South Africa.
Andrew, CEO of Waxed Branding, stated, “The acquisition of the Epson SureColor SC-F9400 represents a significant step forward in our capabilities. This printer will allow us to meet the growing demand for high-quality, customized textile products in the corporate branding space.”
The SC-F9400 utilizes Epson’s advanced dye sublimation technology, enabling the production of vibrant, durable, and precise prints on a wide range of materials. With print speeds of up to 108.6m²/h, the new printer is expected to significantly boost Waxed Branding’s production capacity and reduce turnaround times for clients.
Key features of the Epson SureColor SC-F9400 include:
- UltraChrome DS inks for bright, colorful, durable, and accurate prints
- Enhanced reliability with minimized head strike and cockling, maximizing uptime
- A complete solution with Epson printer, inks, paper, and software designed to work in harmony
The integration of this new technology aligns with Waxed Branding’s eco-friendly approach to corporate branding. The company has long been committed to using sustainable processes and materials, and the SC-F9400’s efficient ink usage and energy-saving features support this ongoing initiative.
“Our investment in the SC-F9400 not only enhances our production capabilities but also reinforces our commitment to sustainability,” Andrew added. “We believe this will allow us to better serve our clients while maintaining our focus on responsible branding practices.”
Waxed Branding has built a reputation for excellence in the corporate branding industry, serving large corporates and branding companies throughout South Africa. The company’s hands-on approach and dedication to quality have made it a preferred partner for businesses seeking to enhance their brand identity through various branded materials and merchandise.
With the addition of the Epson SureColor SC-F9400, Waxed Branding is poised to expand its service offerings and maintain its position as a leader in the corporate branding sector. The company anticipates that this new capability will open up opportunities for more diverse and complex branding projects, further solidifying its role as a one-stop solution for corporate branding needs.
About Waxed Branding:
Established 15 years ago, Waxed Branding has become a trusted name in the corporate branding industry in South Africa. The company offers a wide range of branding solutions, including textile printing, signage, and promotional merchandise. With a focus on quality, sustainability, and customer satisfaction, Waxed Branding continues to innovate and expand its services to meet the evolving needs of the corporate sector.
For more information about Waxed Branding and its services, visit https://waxedbranding.co.za/.
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