Premier launches eTEC MagnetiX
Premier has expanded its Sign & Display portfolio to offer printers a smart solution for producing flexible
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Premier and Drytac collaborate to bring a greener solution to the market, PaperTac
June 2025 – Premier, in collaboration with Drytac, are pleased to announce the launch of PaperTac, a
Premier Expands Sustainable Product Offering with eTEC Air-R Bubble Board Black Core
Premier has unveiled the latest addition to its sign and display portfolio, eTEC Air-R Bubble Board Black Core. Manufactured in Europe and containing up to 80% recycled content by weight, this innovative PVC-free board combines sustainability with high-performance printability.
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Premier Film Review – Floorshark
October 2019
Just when you thought it was safe… with Kernowjet Floorshark from Premier Paper you can give your floor graphics some added ‘bite’! At SDUK 2019, Premier showcased Kernowjet Floorshark in both entrances to the hall (a stunning shark design that looked too realistic for some nervous attendees) and also on the Premier Display Graphics stand […]
Read MoreRoll-Ups, Man!
May 2019
Premier Film Club – Kernowjet Roll Up Media What makes a perfect roll up banner? A star performance on press? Being visually Impeccable? A big, bold presence? With Kernowjet’s range of roll up media available from Premier, you get all of the above and much more! Ultimate Kernowjet Ultimate is a textured, white polyester film […]
Read MoreRocketman – Still Standing!
May 2019
Premier Film Club – Rocketman Review ‘Boring’, ‘Shallow’, ‘Mundane’ are all words that we wouldn’t use to describe Rocketman, Dexter Fletchers incredible biopic about the turbulent life of one of Britain’s greatest performers! Rocketman follows the life of Elton John, from his early days as something of a prodigy, through to his sensational career – […]
Read MoreAladdin, a wish come true?
May 2019
Premier Film Club – Aladdin Review Live action reworks of old animated classics are becoming more and more common. But are these recreations of our childhood favourites really necessary, especially when they sacredly include the late Robin Williams cast as the iconic genie? Guy Ritchie’s take on the 1992 Disney adaptation of Aladdin is remarkably […]
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