Lola Print's New Office Manager

We are delighted to welcome Sonia Russell to the role of Office Manager at Lola. Sonia brings with her a wealth of experience in the retail sector, and her management skills will be put to good use keeping our production line running smoothly.

Lola Print announces the purchase of a new Contex HD3630 wide format scanner from Condor Office Solutions.

We are delighted to strengthen a successful relationship with Lola Print, and see this acquisition as a key step in broadening their large format business opportunities.
Andy Francis, Condor Office Solutions

Image Quality Without Compromise

With 600dpi optical resolution, the combination of highly sensitive 4-channel CCD cameras and full-sized high-quality camera lenses, HD3600 scanners provides the best image quality available in wide
format scanning. It allows us to extend our copying and scanning capabilities up to A0 width and full colour.

Canon iPF 8300
The development in the photographic market is dominated by papers and media therefore the printer manufacturers do not seem to be innovating
as much, making this a difficult decision. The committee decided that the Canon deserved an award due to its use as an all-round commercial printer, giving the user more options. It has a 12-colour inkset and the colour gamut has been much improved so that all the colours can be utilised.

We think our beast deserves the award, but why not see for yourself the amazing results it can produce on a wide range of media from wallpaper (yes, really) to high-grade professional photographic paper, canvas, outdoor vinyl and more.

Two brand new rolls of high-quality paper, 841mm x 170m, have obviously been damaged in transit; the inner cardboard cores are squashed and the rolls can therefore not be loaded on to our plotters. Our suppliers are shipping replacement rolls.

Now the good news – the paper suppliers have decided it is too costly for them to collect the faulty rolls, and have kindly given us permission to donate them to a local school. The art department at the Willink School is now the proud owner of an unexpected 300 square metres of paper. Here’s to the next generation of budding Renoirs!

Measuring Families By The Metre!

When one’s family tree stretches back to AD49, one had better have 5 metres of wall space to display the genealogy chart. We had to improvise with the kitchen floor, as there was nowhere else to photograph it.

This is probably one of the most impressive charts we’ve produced, but you too could have your family tree displayed in glorious colour, on a variety of materials from poster paper to canvas (framed or unframed).

Chart design and kind permission to display it by Maxbal Genealogy.