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Sainsbury's supermarket first to install Braille signs

NEWS: The Woolton branch of Sainsbury's has become the first UK supermarket to use Braille signs, the company has announced. The Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) has praised the store, located in Liverpool, for the move.

A new dimension: does 3D printing have a place in the signage sector?

FEATURE: Morwenna Kearns looks at the 3D printing technology's potential for the sign sector.

Getting the right sign design: Equality Act compliant signage

FEATURE: Accessibility to people with vision impairments is the leading concern of the Equality Act for sign-makers, but there are many more considerations to bear in mind.

The importance of touch: the Equality Act and signage

FEATURE: Sophie Matthews-Paul looks at the changes to legislation for tactile signs and how design and essential functionality can be combined.

NSI puts signage First with gym project

NEWS: Sign manufacturer NSI has completed a project for the recently refurbished Fitness First gym in Uxbridge.

Cielle releases new multi-functional pantograph for display production

NEWS: Cielle has announced the introduction of a new multi-functional pantograph aimed at signage and visual communications operators, digital printers and the paper industry.

Exclusive: Five new Mimaki products to be unveiled at Sign and Digital UK

NEWS: A total of five Mimaki product launches will take place on the stand of distributor Hybrid Services at next month's Sign and Digital UK.

Wider VersaUV 'opens up the market'

NEWS: Roland says the newly-launched wider version of its VersaUV print-and-cut solution machine 'opens up the market for more versatile UV-curable applications', including fine art.