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Even without the most favourable of market conditions, it makes good business sense to provide your customers with everything they want, and this is especially true if you are Heidelberg. In the UK,...

It was the mid-1990s when digital printers realised that digitally printed sheets had a nasty tendency to crack when folded. The toners that sit on the surface, rather than penetrating the fibres like...

Muller Martini never stands still when it comes to book sewing technology. Its machines went through several re-modelling and improvement phases until they eventually evolved into the Ventura model...

E-ssential is a new web-to-print system developed by Adstream and already running in a handful of UK test sites. It allows on-line creation of documents based on pre-defined templates, accessed...

According to TL Visuals managing director Charles Lewitt, this estimating tool has cut the time it takes for his firm to quote jobs

Kingswood Steele managing director Andy Steele is winning fulfilment work with this small enveloper and its fast changeover.

When platesetters began their slow but steady ascent, the earliest devices were generally aimed at B1 printers. By the late 1990s, smaller printers wanted to move into CTP and this prompted Scitex to...

The eponymous managing director of Maurice Payne Colourprint believes his Speedmaster will open new doors

Inca Digital's first flatbed printer, the Eagle 44 broke new ground when it was launched in January 2001. Its unique design meant that a wider range of substrates and thicknesses could be printed for...

Bobst is branching out. The world's most famous die-cutter manufacturer is spreading its customer base in an attempt to protect itself from difficult market conditions faced by its traditional...