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Neenah Paper showed one of the star products at last week’s Fespa exhibition in Hamburg – a new type of transfer paper that simplifies the production of small-format screens for screen printers.

The PrintWeek FespaDaily team’s round up of some of the stories from Day five of the show at the Hamburg Messe.

Sakurai (A4-D20) is using Fespa for the European launch of a screen press that it claims offers unrivalled print precision.

Regency Design & Print has invested in its second Screen Truepress Jet W3200UV HS wide-format flatbed printer.

Water-based textile inks supplier MagnaColours has launched a new 'non-drying' textile ink, that allows several layers of ink to be applied without requiring a separate drying process.

A family business which started as a tomato grower before switching to screen printing has reached its 60th year.

A company contributing to a new social enterprise which sells screen-printed works of art to raise money for charity has noticed resurgence in the screen print market over the past five years.

Entries are open for Fespa’s 2016 Awards, with the winners set to be unveiled at next year's Fespa Digital show in Amsterdam.

Mock-up and experiential agency Finish is hoping to transform its offering with a new Motioncutter high-speed digital laser cutter.

Exile Technologies (8-E76) is showing its new Spyder 2 direct-to-screen system at Fespa.