JPS also provides independent testing of ink and substrate combinations taking into account the printing process but also processes that will happen to the printed media after it has left the press.

This includes finishing options like spot UV, foiling and then into transporting the products for the best results. The company also works on solutions for the latest digital offset printing, its inks and toners, papers and the finishing options available.

The services that JPS offer are for all areas of the printing industry from offset printing to flexo and gravure through to screen and digital printing.

JPS says its knowledge comes from staff that have owned and operated print shops to previous suppliers of the industry as well as current developers of the latest technologies to the print industry. This ensures that JPS can provide the most comprehensive advice and solutions.

Together with trouble shooting and testing of products JPS advises companies on wide format printing machinery. With this service JPS looks at companies’ needs, current products and machinery, future growth areas, available budget for spending and desires of the company to provide a report on the machinery that would suit that company.

JPS also has a trouble shooting service for wide format printers who are having trouble getting the best out of their machine, which it claims is able to get the most effiecient results from the latest UV curing printers.

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