IQDEMY showcased at Viscom Paris 2013 the unique UV-printer Hercules Swiss. An unusual feature of this printing system is that the printer can accommodate flat substrates of up to 400 kg. Guests were impressed with the possibilities of Hercules! IQDEMY, a group of leading companies uniting the world’s best practices and expertise in the digital large format marketplace, presented the unique UV LED printer Swiss that is manufactured at its site in Switzerland, thus natural stones such as granite, marble and limestone among others can be printed on directly.

Viscom Paris, the international exhibition for visual communication and the graphic industry took place at Paris Nord Villepinte, from the September 24 to 26, 2013. The event brought together innovations in large format digital printing, digital signage, marketing, print and video advertising. At the exhibition IQDEMY demonstrated the Hercules Swiss, a unique large format printer. The printing system accommodates any flat substrate of up to 400 kg.

This opens up new opportunities for print, printed products and their applications thereby allowing printers to diversify themselves. Already many PSPs and franchisees are using IQDEMY’s solutions to satisfy the huge demand from the luxury interior design market. In addition many companies specializing in interior design of religious and cultural institutions, the furniture and funeral market, etc. are exceedingly attracted to the possibilities that present themselves.

Visitors of the exhibition got professional advice on large format printing from experts who provide comprehensive support for SUN Studio art centers in France. IQDEMY’s experts also presented the concept of its ready-made business for interior printing and design whereby franchisee SUN Studio in Paris participated. Already more than 120 entrepreneurs from all over the world have signed up for SUN Studio ready-made business and appreciate its benefits. The franchise has earned its rightful place at the top surpassed leading franchises including Subway according to Forbes magazine.