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Kodak Nexpress
Kodak NexPress 2100 plus digital production color press Grow your business The Kodak NexPress 2100 plus digital production color press builds on the strengths NexPress is known for: quality, consistency, reliability and uptime. Combining the ruggedness of a production-class press with the flexibility of a printer, the NexPress 2100 plus press produces high quality prints [...]
Docucolor
Xerox DocuColor 12 (Print, Copy, Scan) More than outstanding color output. It’s a total business solution. Xerox DocuColor 12. The DocuColor 12 is a digital color printing and copying solution that delivers outstanding and consistent results. No matter if you are producing proofs for production or delivering a short run print job, the DocuColor 12 [...]
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Print Week News- Romax targets growth with high-profile appointmentDowding joined the Greenwich-based, £5m firm in March as business development director. His appointment came after he he sold his stake in Inc Direct, PrintWeek's Cross-media Company of the Year in 2012 and a former Company of the Year, back to his co-founder Noel Warner last November. "I left Inc because I ran out of energy for the business to an […]
- Romax targets growth with high-profile appointment
- Print Week Presses
- KBA Q1 figures hit by postponed ordersGroup sales were down almost 28% from €263.5 in 2012 to €190.7m. A significant contributor to this figure was a 43% year-on-year drop in web and special press sales to €92.5m (2012: €162.6m) as scheduled orders were continually postponed. Meanwhile restraint in sheetfed offset purchasing led to a marginal 2.7% decline in sales to €98.2m (2012: €100.9m). Over […]
- KBA Q1 figures hit by postponed orders
- Print Week Post-press
- Apple Finishing relocates to up capacityThe company moved to a 6,000sq ft unit on the same industrial estate, which is at Ilkeston, Derbyshire, near the Nottinghamshire border and the M1. Managing director Nigel Moore said: "The new unit gives us the added ability to offer current clients and potential new customers an even better working environment and increased production capabilities. […]
- Apple Finishing relocates to up capacity
- Print Week Wide Format
- PPFS fires up world's largest flatbed diecutterThe 3m x 1.8m Diecut Goldline manually fed platen works on paper, card, foam board, vinyl and corrugated and folding boxboard. The firm in Edmonton, north London produces point-of-sale material for film companies and supermarkets. "The beauty of the machine is that digital print houses are printing bigger and using larger sheet sizes than traditional li […]
- PPFS fires up world's largest flatbed diecutter
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