Presses

Falconer Print & Packaging has set its sights on growth, having beefed up its capacity with a brand-new B2 Heidelberg press and near-new Heidelberg gluing line.

Netherlands-headquartered print group Em. de Jong has expanded its UK sales team as the business continues to target expansion beyond its continental heartland.

Dorset’s Remous Group has ordered a brand-new Komori GL-537+C press with H-UV curing to replace two older B2 presses.

Nottingham packaging printer Wilkins Group has returned from Drupa with a brand new Komori press, after buying the GLX-740+CC Advance EX exhibited at the show.

Koenig & Bauer has reported an “extraordinary” intake in orders with its mega-spend on Drupa appearing to pay off.

Qualvis Print & Packaging has signed for a brand-new Koenig & Bauer Rapida 106 press, in a mysterious new “one of a kind” configuration.

Solopress is poised to install the UK’s first HP Indigo 120K, part of a £3.5m spend on new kit that also includes additional B1 litho capacity as the business sets a £60m sales target.

Heidelberg has rebooted its sheetfed inkjet ambitions through a new partnership with Canon for B3 and B2 devices, and declared that “hybrid” is the future for production printing.

Walstead Group is streamlining its continental management structure under a single CEO.

Dennis Maps celebrates its 10th anniversary this month.