Printers

Maypole invests in StitchLiner to boost throughput
Printer and publisher Maypole Press streamlined workflow and increased production speeds to improve its bottom line after beefing up its finishing department.

Q&A: Chris Pinborough, manufacturing manager, Ancient House Press
Chris is the first recipient of the Kathy Woodward Award for Learning. He’s 32 and has been in print for 14 years, progressing from a time-served printing apprentice to his current role.

60 seconds with Premier Design & Print
Founded at the turn of the millennium, Premier Design & Print was formed by the creative partnership of Simon Hughes and Laura Hughes, now very capably assisted by their design and production team.

Sloppy security is making printing companies targets for cyber criminals
At first glance commercial printers might think that the prospect of cyber criminals or hackers attempting to access their IT system is fairly remote. After all, hackers typically seem to go after...

Geoff Neal rebrands with new company name, image and website
Geoff Neal Litho has rebranded as Geoff Neal Group to better reflect its service range and emphasise its status as a printer of high quality, creative work.

Baddeley Brothers to publish book documenting family history
Six generations of the Baddeley family will be celebrated in a book published this week by the eponymous specialist printer and envelope maker.

BPIF to hold colour management seminars
Cash savings to be eked out from good colour management are the focus of two BPIF-hosted seminars on ink, wastage and makereadies this month.

Pinstripe Print Group in £160,000 Heidelberg investment
Pinstripe Print Group hopes to push its turnover up to the £3m mark after completing a tranche of investment that included two new Heidelberg machines: a Linoprint CV press and a Suprasetter 75...

Reflex Group in double acquisition and £10m equipment spend
Reflex Group has continued to expand after acquiring two businesses, Progressive-ID and Century Art, for an undisclosed sum.

Park directors raise more than £5,000 for cancer charity
Two directors of Park Communications are taking to their bicycles this weekend to pedal all the way to Amsterdam to raise thousands of pounds for charity.