JG Electronics Exhibiting Sublimation And Vinyl Solutions At Sign Africa Expo In Durban

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JG Electronics Exhibiting Sublimation And Vinyl Solutions At Sign Africa Expo In Durban
Silhouette CAMEO® 4 Pro cutting machine

JG Electronics (JGE) will showcase its latest vinyl cutters, heat transfer vinyls and desktop printers designed for sublimation at the upcoming Sign Africa Durban Expo, taking place from 16-17 March 2022 at the Durban ICC.

The Silhouette CAMEO® 4 Pro is the largest and fastest electronic cutting machine in its class, and is the big brother of the Silhouette® Cameo 4. The software is easy to use; is versatile with three different blade options; has a punching tool and sketch pens; an auto set blade which is set to the correct depth by the software according to the substrate being cut; automatic cutting tool detection; 610mm cutting width and maximum cutting length of 61cm with a cutting mat and 3m without (20m if the software is upgraded).

With scan and cut/print and cut features standard, it supports USB and Bluetooth, is Mac and PC compatible and also includes a built-in roll feeder for rolls up to 3m long. The Cameo 4 series allows users to create projects with precision.

JGE will also showcase the latest Sawgrass SG500, a desktop printer designed for sublimation. With low start-up and running costs, users can create customised products with vibrant HD images, quickly, easily and profitably. It features a compact footprint and rugged reliability. In addition to design improvements such as a single roll-bar, the SG500 is more energy-efficient, prints with higher resolution and offers Wi-Fi connectivity. JGE will also exhibit its Muggit heat transfer vinyls.

Sign Africa Durban is sponsored by Roland and Stixo and entrance from 16-17 March from 9am-5pm is free, please register online.

JG ELECTRONICS
+27 11 789 6033
https://www.jgelectronics.com/

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