Wiggins says, “Printed for our client Nestlé, Little Puff is a real drawcard for the kids, but because it’s in a high exposure area at Dreamworld surrounded by vibrant buildings and signage the prints for the train need to be equally vivid to stand out. That’s where the wide colour gamut of the Designjet is invaluable.”

Out There Media was one of the companies first to install the HP Designjet L65500 when it was first released and Wiggins says the quality of the prints is second to none and they stand the test of time outdoors.

He says, “We’ve also found that HP’s curing technology doesn’t compromise the integrity of the vinyl’s adhesive which makes applying the panels that much easier.”

Based in Alexandria in Sydney, Out There Media specialises in vehicle and fleet wraps as well as signage for experiential retail promotions for a broad base of national clients.

Wiggins adds, “These days with the HP Latex inks we go from print to over-laminate to dispatch within a matter of hours as opposed to days as was the case when we worked with a solvent platform.”

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