Me & My

Since its launch, Heidelberg's ever-popular B1 press has undergone constant upgrades in order to stay relevant to the needs of a changing industry, finds Nosmot Gbadamosi

Sam Neal, managing director at Geoff Neal Litho, believes this recycled paper range offers the best quality and flexibility in the market, finds Helen Morris

This forerunner in the market for reading half-tone values helped coin the phrase dotmeter and transformed a print process, finds Nosmot Gbadamosi

Peter Alderson, joint managing director at Alderson Print Group, invested in this machine to break into the point-of-sale market, says Tim Sheahan

This collating system for digital finishing offered the benefit of non-stop production through loading on the run, discovers Nosmot Gbadamosi

Simon Jones, managing director at Trilogy Print Solutions, invested in this slitter-creaser-perforator to meet increased volumes, says Philip Chadwick

This popular press incorporated gapless technology to reduce print defects and offered a high degree of automation, discovers Nosmot Gbadamosi

John Pizzey, director at Sterling Press, says this automated folder produces high-quality work at a speed superior to its rivals, finds Philip Chadwick

Although newer models may have usurped it technologically, the popularity of this flatbed press endures in the secondhand market, says Charles Gubert

This affordable and reliable imagesetter remains a popular choice for newspaper and flexo printers, discovers Nosmot Gbadamosi