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Web Offset Litho Printing Tips & Guide Web Offset Litho Printing is among the most widely used technologies for printing commercial print on the planet. It had been developed in an effort to print from reels of paper (rather than sheets), meaning the paper can tell you the press more rapidly. It’s the additional bonus [...]
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Print Machine. How to Choose Correctly? Choosing the printing machines are an investment for your business. The machines that you buy is not for a single-use, but you will use printing machines for a long time. You also would expect the machines to help and increase profits for your business. Because of that, bought the [...]
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Print Week News- Konica Minolta makes progress with B2 inkjetThe KM-1 was first shown this time last year in concept form at Drupa. It uses Konica Minolta's own UV inkjet technology, and a press chassis from Komori. It can now print on thicker stock of up to 0.6mm thickness when simplex printing. The previous maximum was 0.45mm, which remains the limit when in perfecting mode. The 1,650sph press can also print on […]
- Konica Minolta makes progress with B2 inkjet
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- Goss launches new Magnum Compact 2x1 pressLaunching the new press this week at China Print 2013 Goss said that the Magnum Compact boasted a range of features to deliver fast makereadies, simplified operation and run-length flexibility. Key features include automatic plate changing as standard, flexible run lengths and a compact height of 2.2m for operational advantages. The new press retains many fe […]
- Goss launches new Magnum Compact 2x1 press
- Print Week Post-press
- 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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- 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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