Wide-format

DecoNetwork has released the latest version of its flagship software that enables DTG printers to streamline their business operations into one platform.

Azonprinter has launched a new flatbed that can print onto any flat or round object up to 420mm high, which it claims is a world first, and 330mm in diameter.

Tell Design & Print has installed an HP Latex 115 printer and cutter to extend its print capacity and versatility.

GGR Group has invested in an HP Latex 315, allowing it to print signage and decals in-house for the first time.

Roland DG has launched what it claims is the world’s first flatbed desktop printer that can print safe inks onto food containers, children’s toys and medical equipment.

The biggest event on the wide-format print calendar will return in March, away from its usual May date as is custom on a Drupa year.

The gloves are off: Xerox has gone on the offensive and will now take its takeover proposal directly to HP’s shareholders, saying that HP’s refusal to engage in mutual due diligence “defies logic”.

Esko has added a new entry-level cutting table to its X range for the display, signage and packaging converter market.

Programme Publications (PPL) has invested in another Agfa Jeti Mira flatbed printer, doubling its capacity for wide-format work.

One of the three businesses brought together by a UK private equity fund to form the Hexcite Group earlier this year has gone into administration.