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Vastex launches flash-curing unit for screen printers
Screen printing manufacturer Vastex International has launched a new flash curing unit for textile print production.
Autobond targets German market with distributor Binderhaus
Finishing equipment manufacturer Autobond has appointed agent Binderhaus to represent the company in Germany.
Kindle book sales surpass print at Amazon.co.uk
E-books are outselling printed books in the UK at Amazon just two years after it introduced the Kindle in this country.
Medieval Leaves from a Psalter revived
Oxford artist William de Brailes was commissioned to produce illustrations for a Psalter in approximately 1240, but only seven leaves have survived until the 21st century.
Creasestream Mini receives unexpected sales boost
Creasestream, the creasing equipment manufacturer and sister company to Tech-ni-fold, expects to sell more than 250 Creasestream Minis in the US in its first year of release alone.
Royal Mail sets out proposed changes to reversion charges
Royal Mail has outlined a series of proposals which it hopes will quell an industry backlash over its sudden increase in reversion charges.
Global Graphics partners with Technesis on ink management tool
Global Graphics' "digital" RIP, the Harlequin Host Renderer 3 (HHR3) has been chosen by Technesis to power a new software tool that will allow manufacturers to remotely manage ink and toner usage.
Delphax to distribute Colordyne CDT-1600 label press in UK
Delphax has partnered with US manufacturer Colordyne to distribute the latter's CDT-1600 PC label press, a digital machine pitched at label converters moving into roll-to-roll production.
West Port Print & Design invests in Polar 66 guillotine
West Port Print & Design has expanded its finishing capabilities after investing in a Polar 66 guillotine.
BGP buys ex-Jarrold cover press
BGP has responded to an uptake in contract cover work by investing in a Komori System 38 SII press for its Bicester facility.
RR Donnelley Q2 profits up despite slowdown in print sales
Chicago-based R.R. Donnelley & Sons posted a second quarter profit of $88.8m, up from $12.2m for the same period in 2011, despite a 3.6% decline in revenues to $2.5bn.
Semper Q2 commercial print survey shows ebbing optimism
A drop in orders in late June and early July cast a dampener on the outlook for US commercial printers, with nearly half reporting a negative view of Q3, according to the latest Semper International...
Transcontinental sells two book printing plants to Marquis
Montreal-based Transcontinental has announced the sale of two of its book printing facilities - Louiseville-based Transcontinental Gagn and the Transcontinental Mtrolitho in Sherbrooke - to Marquis...
The Whittington Press showcases historic letterpress kit
The Whittington Press will be showcasing its historic letterpress machines to coincide with the annual Whittington Summer Show in Cheltenham on 1 September.
MB administrator confident of selling debt-struck firm
Finishing manufacturer Mathias Bauerle (MB) was two weeks away from running out of money when it filed for bankruptcy on 23 July.