Equipment manufacturers
Xerox to acquire Lexmark in $1.5bn A4 colour printing move
Xerox has agreed to acquire laser printer manufacturer Lexmark in a $1.5bn (£1.2bn) deal, buying out the consortium of Chinese investors that bought it in 2016.
Heaford brings in Tim Paul as sales director
Pre-press and proofing machine firm JM Heaford has brought on board Tim Paul as sales director, in a newly-created role.
Koenig & Bauer outlines management succession for Paper & Packaging
Koenig & Bauer CEO of Sheetfed Ralf Sammeck is set to retire next summer, and his successor Markus Weiss will begin with the press manufacturer in February.
Liquid Lens adds Roland BN2-20 to domed resin offering
Doming technology and resin supplies specialist Liquid Lens has introduced the Roland DG BN2-20 eco-solvent printer/cutter to its domed resin printing lineup.
As another eventful year winds to a close, our gift to you is our December & January issue, where we look back to look forwards and which – as ever – is jam-packed with thought-provoking insights and all the latest news and views…
Our final issue of the year kicks off with 2025 predictions as we ask leading lights of print to predict what the next 12 months could hold, while our month-by-month review of the biggest stories of...
How digital textile printing solutions maximise profitability and flexibility
Balancing profitability with flexibility is one of the most significant challenges in today’s textile printing businesses. Kornit Digital identifies three core hurdles, shares proven transformation...
Fujifilm’s new Revorias slated for January release; pricing revealed
Fujifilm will launch four new mid-range models in its Revoria production press portfolio in January 2025 – the EC2100, EC2100S, SC285 and SC285S.
Tag Systems targets short-run gift cards with Ricoh install
Tag Systems UK has installed a brand-new Ricoh Pro C9500 toner press at its Leyland factory, allowing the firm to economically print short runs of gift cards on board-based stocks.
Heidelberg to reduce headcount at biggest site
Heidelberg aims to save more than €100m (£83m) by reducing the size of the workforce at its biggest site in Germany by 11.25%, or 450 roles.
Heidelberg and Canon cement inkjet deal
Heidelberg is on track to install its first Jetfire 50 inkjet presses in spring next year with the German manufacturer affirming the fruits of its new partnership with Japan’s Canon.