Equipment manufacturers

A raft of digital printer manufacturers are set to exhibit at a new online event for the textiles industry that kicks off later this week.

EFI has revamped its portfolio of soft signage printers with two new flagship printers that offer almost three- and five-times the productivity of their portfolio peers.

Durst has unveiled its own range of portable air disinfection systems, for workplaces and public spaces, set to become available later this year.

Xaar has been subjected to a cyber attack but said the incident had been “contained”, with no loss of data.

Scodix has revamped its Ultra range of digital enhancement presses to simultaneously open up the technology to a broader range of markets and lower the cost of entry in the B2 and B1 categories.

Durst has acquired a majority stake in a rival manufacturer to expand its wide-format printer portfolio.

UPDATED: October is shaping up to be a busy month with a raft of new virtual events and webinars taking place to fill the gap left by physical expos at present.

Domino has unveiled its new flagship label press which it has dubbed as its most significant launch to date and one that throws down the gauntlet to flexo.

Xaar is back on the front foot with a new look and a revamped offering that includes its first move into aqueous printheads.

Koenig & Bauer is to shed up to 900 positions as part of cost saving and realignment moves to “safeguard the future” of the venerable industry supplier.