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The Print Managers Handbook 2007 is for people in the industry, so it was important that it was produced using top-notch substrates. I discussed a variety of options with a lot of people and settled...

Although Canon had a strong brand and established market share of the office sector by the end of 1990s, its commercial presence had not yet reached the same heady heights. So in 2001, the company...

Its a general observation across the print industry that, traditionally, printers have focused on their technology, which has dictated the level and the quality of their offering to their customers....

Khromatec managing director Anthony Boyes is delighted with the sliding caliper, weight checker and signature recognition cameras on his binder

In the early 90s, Ryobi found itself facing a dilemma. Its customers that were using the single-colour 500K machine were increasingly asking for a two-colour press, while customers that were using its...

Theres a lot of haziness in the print industry about having an online presence. For instance, even if printers dont actually have a decent website, they are familiar with the idea and benefits of...

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