Epson at FESPA 2017

by FESPA | 06/06/2017

Epson used its FESPA 2017 appearance to showcase its latest machines for both the signage and textile markets.

The company was not using the show to launch any new machines, but choosing to consolidate its existing portfolio, it was also discussing a number of its recent collaborations and promoting the machines to potential new customers.

Epson's Richard Barrow spoke with FESPA's Online Editor Laura Celada through the wide product portfolio showcased on the booth, the fabric and textile focus, their relationship with FESPA and what sets them apart from competitors in the market. 

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