Equipment

Celloglas, the specialist in decorative print finishing, is to hold open days at the end of July to show potential customers its range of Mirri shiny finishes after it bought new kit to offer the effect.

The company has extended the range of Mirri finishes, which have been traditionally used on perfume and DVD cases, with Pillars of Light, Neon, Sparks, Blast and Magma.

The company is also able to offer bespoke holographic printing and offer Mirri printing in new sizes.

Andy Kirby, operations manager of Mirri at Celloglas, said: "We are all really excited by this development as it means Mirri is now on the agenda for more printers and designers, who might never have previously considered it as an option."

Mirri is available through all of Celloglas' 15 manufacturing sites.