Hellmuth is keynote speaker at SGI Middle East

Dr Nicholas HellmuthFounder and president of FLAAR reports, Dr Nicholas Hellmuth is to be a keynote speaker at the Sign and Graphics Imaging Middle East (SGI) show to be held from January 31st - February 2nd at the Dubai World Trade Centre.

The event organiser is expecting people from the region and also globally from across the US, Europe and Asia among other geographies to attend the show. SGI is considered to be one of the most anticipated events of the year in the region for exhibitors and visitors in the signage, outdoor media, screen and digital printing industries.

Dr Hellmuth has spent over 440,000 km flying around the world during 2011 to gather information and documentation about wide-format inkjet printers, inks, substrates, cutters, laminators from R&D laboratories, from science labs, from test centres in Europe, USA, China, South Korea and Taiwan. He will present two lectures during SGI on what is new in the world of wide-format inkjet such as MEMS printheads, MemJet technology, inks that print-on-everything, and eco-friendly materials such as PE technical textiles.

www.signmiddleeast.com

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