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John Slayford, operations manager at Richard Edward, needed top quality and accuracy for his playing cards production and got it with this guillotine

The Galileo was Agfa's first platesetter, launched at Ipex in 1998, but it was already a second generation product. Agfa systems specialist John Wood explains that the firm was biding its time to...

Paul Thomas, director of business development at Loughborough firm Q3 Digital Litho, is pleased he chose Konica for Q3's foray into digital colour

What this B1 laminator lacks in speed, it makes up for in its versatility and small footprint

CCM Premier Guillotines were introduced to the market by Terry Cooper Services (TCS) in 1987. The firm has since installed more than 600 models in the UK. TCS managing director Chris Cooper explains:...

Direct Marketing managing director John Turner is delighted with the ease of set-up of his polywrapper and is hoping to retro-fit an integral folder

With the point-of-purchase (PoP) market estimated to grow by 5% year-on-year, it's little surprise that Inca Digital's latest challenger aims to muscle into an area currently dominated by litho and...

Steve Stone, director of Colourplan Print & Design in Ipswich, cant imagine working without the waste extraction and touchscreen of his guillotine.

This year, the Heidelberg Speedmaster CD 102 reaches the grand old age of 20. Sales and business development manager of Heidelberg Remarketed Equipment Bill McCudden says: The long history of the CD...

The monochrome print sector, which covers two main markets transactional and book printing is fast reaching an optimum ratio between its three main drivers: speed, print quality and cost per copy.