Presses

RCS is aiming to increase the current capacity at its Nottinghamshire-based print operation by investing in a B1 KBA Rapida 106.

Targeting the light production market, this digital colour unit has proved itself a reliable workhorse for in-plants, finds Barney Cox

Ryobi's foray into the B2 market proved to be a robust and versatile machine with a wide range of optional extras, says Nosmot Gbadamosi

Falkland Press is aiming to grow its turnover in 2010 to around 2m after starting the year with an investment in a five-colour Heidelberg Speedmaster perfector.

Press manufacturer Manroland GB has said it has replaced its dependency on press sales with a business model that can break even on services and parts.

While the name change may confuse some, this laminator is still a good choice for printers looking to add to their finishing options, finds Barney Cox

This was one of the first B2 presses to offer printers auto-plate loading, but its reliability is the key to its secondhand success, says Nosmot Gbadamosi

As the curtain falls on the decade, the printing industry will be hoping that the next 10 years bring better fortune than the last. In a two-part look at events since the turn of the millennium,...

This inkjet press has been constantly amended since launch, with its built-in flexibility enabling it to adapt to market demands, finds Nosmot Gbadamosi