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Catalogue Refresh
A straightforward plan for keeping the Epson catalogue and sample set current across the floor.
How a Catalogue Refresh lands in a working print week
Catalogue Refresh sets out how to keep the Epson catalogue and sample set current on the floor. It helps the team check that print samples, model information and support material still match the range being shown.
A Catalogue Refresh starts with the range on display and the sample pieces beside it. Gauteng dust, Cape Town moisture, load-shedding gaps and courier timing all change how often prints, spec cards and support sheets need replacement. eProfile uses these checks to keep Epson graphic-arts information aligned with what visitors can inspect on site.
Begin with current photos of the display area and each Epson unit named in the list. Add a simple record of which samples are fading, which model cards are dated, and which media references no longer match the hardware shown. That file gives the team a clean baseline before anything is reprinted or relabelled.
Display stock and sample checks
The review should cover printed swatches, machine labels, feature sheets and any workflow references kept nearby. Where a model has changed, note the exact difference, such as ink set, roll width, handling feature or software support. A short, accurate list is easier to action than a mixed batch of vague comments.
Keep the relevant workflow note with any project record that shows what is currently on display. Before material is updated, compare each product name, sample print and media note with the latest Epson list. Send the pack through the contact form with the size of the current display and storage area.
- Current Epson model list attached
- Photos of display samples and labels
- Stock gaps noted for replacement
Gauteng and Cape Town review points
In Johannesburg, airborne dust can mark unattended sample sets and settle around input areas, so cleaning and reprinting may need closer intervals. In Cape Town, coastal moisture and sun exposure can affect how long certain display prints stay presentable. If launch material is due, include those dates so older pieces are not refreshed just before being withdrawn.
Check whether power interruptions have delayed firmware updates, print replacements or colour verification runs. Demo areas that handle frequent visitors often need sturdier mounting, duplicate labels and a separate store of untouched samples. The aim is to match what people read and handle with the Epson equipment currently being presented.
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Information to send for review
Send the current product list, latest Epson model changes, floor photos, launch timing, and any stock or workflow gaps already picked up. Use a clear subject line.
Include the latest product list, recent Epson model changes, timing for any upcoming launch, and photos that show the present display condition. Mention missing stock, outdated cards, worn samples and any workflow references that no longer fit the equipment on hand. That gives Catalogue Refresh a usable starting record for this press section page.