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Bobst is branching out. The world's most famous die-cutter manufacturer is spreading its customer base in an attempt to protect itself from difficult market conditions faced by its traditional...

It would be fair to say that the xerographic principle has played a big part in transforming the print industry in the last decade. DocuTech mono printers were the first bellwethers of the digital...

Sansui PublishNow! started its life a few years ago as a newspaper ad creation system that allowed customers to create their own ads via web browsers and templates particularly using Sansuis...

The very first batch of PlateRite 4000s were shipped out in early 2000 and the model has been selling at a rate of 45 machines per year ever since. The machine has been speeded up, in addition to...

Without upheaval, platesetting at Wimbledon-based printer Purbrooks is now faster and more eco-friendly, says its managing director, Jan Prokop

This weeks Product of the Week is a bit of an experiment. Were trying to discover whether a low-cost desktop scanner can be taken seriously for print production. The Epson Perfection V750 Pro flatbed...

According to Mitsubishi Lithographic Presses UK managing director Thomas Doliwa, when the B1 Mitsubishi 3 series was first launched, comparing it to other machines at the time was like comparing "a...

To call a product that you sell as an "odd-ball" machine is certainly not the most conventional introduction. However, this is how Moll Equipment director Chris Wells describes the Moll Pocket Folder....

Phoenix Colour managing director Peter Davis can achieve high-quality, fast turnaround print, with the option of stochastic screening.

Laminators used to be, and often still are, machines that larger printers were able to invest in but smaller, commercial printers could not afford. Financially, they were unattainable and there was...