Digital
TJ International installs Europe's first Oc VarioPrint 6320 Ultra
TJ International has installed the first Oc VarioPrint 6320 Ultra in Europe and is preparing for further digital investment to cope with a soaring demand for short-run books.
University becomes first in UK to use Dimensional Inks after Kodak Nexpress purchase
The University of Surrey is expecting "to work print in different ways" after investing in a Kodak Nexpress 2500 and becoming the UK's first print operation to use Kodak's Dimensional Inks.
Colour wide-format and transpromo are bright spots in Oc Q3 results
Oc's third-quarter results showed growth in the group's colour wide-format and high-speed inkjet products, although overall it reported a 10% decline in revenues.
Kyocera lays claim to world's fastest inkjet printhead
Kyocera has developed what it claims is the world's fastest inkjet printhead with print speeds of up to 150m per minute at 1,200x1,200dpi resolution.
Limpet Labels moves into digital with Xeikon 3000 investment
Limpet Labels has added "an important piece of the jigsaw puzzle" to its print portfolio after making its first foray into digital print with the purchase of a Xeikon 3000.
HP takes on eco-solvent market with Designjet L25500 latex ink printer
HP has said it hopes to redefine the wide-format market with the launch of its latest latex ink machine, the Designjet L25500.
HP launches plastic recycling scheme for wide-format printers
HP has launched what it claims is the world's first free media recycling scheme for wide-format customers in Europe.
Lefa Print boosts web-to-print offering with first UK Xerox 7002
Lefa Print has bought the world's first Xerox 7002 digital colour press and is aiming to grow its web-to-print offering.
Keeping colour consistent
The lack of a standard for colour in digital has been troubling printers, but moves are afoot to fix the problem, finds Barney Cox
Customer communication a key theme at printweek.com wide-format webcast
Maintaining a dialogue with customers and responding to their needs was a key theme in the latest printweek.com webcast on digital wide-format printing.