Digital

Greenwich-based direct marketing services business Romax has invested in a Xerox iGen 150 to bolster its print capabilities following a “significant” contract win with a telecommunications business.

London-based Digital Creative Services (DCS) has held the official unveiling of its new London facility and raft of new digital equipment.

Durst Image Technology (DIT) has appointed Bernd Würth as marketing manager of its new subsidiary, Durst Industrial Inkjet Applications.

Milton Keynes-based print and publishing business Regal Litho has invested in a Xerox Color C75 digital press to enable it to produce high-quality, fast-turnaround jobs in short runs.

The fourth personalised ‘Get Well’ soup campaign from Heinz is being printed by a London-based agency.

Family firm Kingfisher Print & Design is to install a Kodak NexPress SX 3300 press in February to “close the gap between digital and litho”.

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Established in 1982 by Derek Bellotti, Kingfisher is a family-run litho and digital print firm, now headed by Derek’s son Ross who says he strives to keep print relevant in a digital age.

Konica Minolta has entered into a strategic alliance with MGI Digital Graphic Technology and taken a 10% stake in the French manufacturer, which makes a range of digital print and finishing equipment.

Summa has unveiled the latest version of its DC series of thermal transfer resin printer/cutters, the DC5 and DC5(sx), which feature a greater range of media widths, an ethernet port and a new user...