Cameron kicks off InkTec demo suite
Our industry made national headlines last week when David Cameron met with the Korean Ambassador to officially open InkTec’s product demo suite in Witney, Oxfordshire.
Monday, 24 Feb 2014 16:22 GMT
Prime Minister David Cameron with Kwang-Choon Chung, chief executive officer of InkTec, at the opening on the firm’s new demo suite
The opening of the demo suite for the Korean organisation suite marked a significant step in support of the Prime Minister's pledge to create a ‘partnership of growth and reform’ with China and Asia, encouraging businesses in Asia to invest in the UK.
Speaking at the opening, David Cameron commented: “Britain and South Korea may be on different sides of the world but we have many shared values and I am proud of our long-standing relationship. That is why it is wonderful to see this Korean investment in Britain and I was delighted to open InkTec's new demo suite in Witney. I look forward to seeing this company go from strength-to-strength in the coming months and years.”
Visitors will be able to ‘try before they buy’ and get the support, advice, and guidance they need when making an important purchasing decision, leaving them confident that they’re buying the best technology, at the best price for their business”
The new demo suite will give InkTec resellers, distributors, and their customers the chance to see the products in action; on show will be the new Jetrix KX5 stationary flatbed printer, the Roland XF-640, and Epson Sure Colour, which will be demonstrating InkTec’ s new Eco Nova eco solvent ink and Sublinova dye-sublimation ink.
“The demo suite will be a place to share with resellers and customers the value of our products,” says Dongsoo Kim, managing director of InkTec Europe, who adds: “Visitors will be able to ‘try before they buy’ and get the support, advice, and guidance they need when making an important purchasing decision, leaving them confident that they’re buying the best technology, at the best price for their business.”
