SAi to Launch Workflow-enhancing Finishing Tools for Flexi at the 2014 SGIA Expo

Written October 1, 2014

Categories: Digital, Digital Printing, Finishing, Finishing, Industrial Applications & Printed Electronics, News

Salt Lake City, Utah, USA – SA International (SAi), a provider of solutions for the professional signmaking, large format digital printing and CAD/CAM for CNC machining industries, will use the 2014 SGIA Expo (Las Vegas, October 22-24) to launch a new suite of performance-enhancing finishing tools, drivers and upgrades for its flagship SAi Flexi signmaking software. The SAi booth (#2362) will also feature live workflow demonstrations highlighting fast, efficient throughput from file preparation, to printing and cutting. Two large format printers, an HP Latex 300 Printer and a Mutoh VJ-1624, will output applications that highlight the feature-rich capabilities of SAi Flexi software, with printed products being automatically cut on a Mutoh ValueCut VC-1300. With the new tools for SAi Flexi and Flexi Design, sign and large format print providers can now reduce the time taken to finish pop-up and hanging banners, thereby adding value and boosting productivity and profitability. All tools and features will be available to subscribers to SAi Flexi* on release after the 2014 SGIA Expo. The new tools, comprising Service Pack 6 for SAi Flexi 11, can be purchased and added to some product levels. Throughout the show, Mark Rugen, president, Givemehelp, Inc., and training expert in the graphic arts industry, will be presenting and providing useful information and advice about how to get the most from SAi Flexi, use of the Cloud and the benefits of subscription software. “The SGIA Expo will be an excellent launch platform for our new Flexi finishing tools,” says Sarit Tichon, Senior VP, Worldwide Sales & Marketing at SAi. “Print and sign buyers are always looking for something new, and SAi Flexi’s finishing tools, along with a robust print-to-cut solution, means that we are able to give our customers the ability to meet those demands and help them remain competitive and profitable.”