Digital
McKenzie Clark offers print buyers environmental alternative to duratrans with Durst Rho 320r investment
McKenzie Clark has upgraded its roll-to-roll UV printer to provide a more economic and environmentally friendly alternative to duratrans for its high-end retail customers.
Colorific launches bio solvent ink for Epson head-based printers
Colorific has launched a bio solvent ink that uses food-grade solvents that are classed as non-flammable, non-toxic and non-hazardous, and don't need fume extraction.
Irish print shows Sign & Digital Ireland and Print Ireland set for success in September
Organiser Faversham House has said that plans for its autumn events in Ireland Sign & Digital Ireland and Print Ireland are on track.
Oc wins 5m Standard Life deal to supply printing equipment
Oc has sealed a 5m deal to supply finance company Standard Life with a total of 13 colour and mono machines, ousting incumbent supplier Xerox.
Screen encouraging printers to trial Truepress Jet650UV
Screen is encouraging printers to road test an alternative to screen printing by trialling its Truepress Jet650UV inkjet flatbed at its European Print on Demand Demo Centre.
Parrot eyes tighter deadlines with Ryobi 524HXX
Parrot Print has installed a Ryobi 524HXX to boost its output and meet demands for tighter deadlines.
Nipson SAS comes out of administration
Nipson SAS, the digital equipment manufacturer's main operating subsidiary, has come out of Redressment Judiciare, the French equivalent of administration.
Delphi urges digital printers to join FilePrint
Delphi Labs has urged digital print companies to sign up to its FilePrint automated web-to-print system, which it has just updated with the launch of an automated imposition module.
Total Print! Expo 2009 cancelled by IIR
Exhibition organiser IIR has shelved this autumn's Total Print! Expo (TPE) show, citing difficult market conditions.
MP clarifies position on Digital Britain report following backlash
Dan Rogerson MP has moved to clarify his position on the printing of the Digital Britain report following a backlash on printweek.com and a joint letter from the BPIF and Unite.