Equipment manufacturers

ECO3 is expanding its offering into flexo pre-media with the launch of a full suite of integrated products.

Fujifilm has expanded its portfolio with two new toner engines that will receive their UK debuts at The Print Show later this month.

Hybrid Services, Mimaki’s exclusive UK and Ireland distributor, has opened a revamped showroom at its Crewe headquarters.

Ricoh UK is prepping for the “imminent” availability of the firm’s landmark Pro Z75 B2 sheetfed inkjet press.

Personalised e-commerce packaging start-up Penny Black has received an additional £1.5m in seed funding from Agfa and Dutch venture capital firm Ninepointfive.

August is sometimes dubbed the silly season by media outlets as they struggle to find newsworthy content, no such luck for print though as the month had more than its fair share of serious news.

Shares in Highcon have tanked after the manufacturer announced disappointing half-year results and accountants added a going concern note to its figures.

Inkcups has announced the commercial availability of a versatile new printer that can print directly onto pliable reusable bags and other items such as hard goods.

HP has reported that its sales for Q3 fell year-on-year but improved on the previous quarter.

Hawk Eye uses cameras, printer system information and artificial intelligence to automate print quality control and cut setup time and waste.