Bannerbridge
Specialist printing equipment and materials distribution for businesses and promotional product markets
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Bannerbridge
Bannerbridge distributes specialised printing products, including ID card, colour and thermal label, industrial and edible-ink printers, biometrics equipment, consumables and spare parts. It also provides pre-sales advice and post-sales support.
Its product range serves plastic ID card printing, high-speed colour labelling and promotional products markets. Bannerbridge Ltd has traded since 1981 and is based in Basildon, UK. It has held ISO quality systems approval since 1993 and is approved to ISO 9001:2015.
Product: Distributor of specialised printers, printing materials, consumables, spare parts and related support services.
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