Product News

Vivid Laminating Technologies has launched a new automatic tape applicator to increase automation and efficiency for users of its Veloblade Volta+ digital die-cutting systems.

Ricoh has made new retrofittable technology available for its Ri 1000 and Ri 2000 direct-to-garment (DTG) printers that will enable them to also output using the direct-to-film (DTF) method.

Flexo plate supplier Miraclon has launched new software that has been designed to boost its customers’ productivity.

Kodak and GDM have entered into a partnership to integrate Kodak’s high-speed inkjet technology into GDM’s disposable hygiene production lines.

Antalis has added three fibre-based outdoor display boards to its portfolio of environmentally-friendly products.

Web-to-print developer Infigo has launched InDesign plugin Infigo Invent, following 18 months of development and testing.

International Graphic Supplies (IGS) has launched a new digital cutter-creaser to target the short-run packaging and prototype market.

Kornit Digital has launched the new Kornit Apollo direct-to-garment (DTG) system at an event in Israel today (4 April).

Sun Chemical has collaborated with HP to launch sustainable flexible packaging produced with HP's Indigo digital printing system and Sun Chemical’s new solventless lamination product SunLam.

Xeikon has launched Titon technology, a new toner formulation that it said offers the benefits of UV inks without the drawbacks.

Roland DG has launched the third generation of its TrueVis printer/cutter machines.

Laser cutting manufacturer Trotec Laser has unveiled the latest iteration of its flatbed laser.

Esko and CERM have collaborated on what is claimed to be a world-first integration that has enabled a Belgian printer to automate its workflows to produce complex labels.

Morgana has added a conventional B3 die-cutter to its range of post-press kit with a new sub-£40k Uchida device that it said opens up the added value process to a wider range of users.

Print industry representatives have hailed a meeting with the Home Office last week as a “breakthrough” in their quest to amend planned changes to the Misuse of Drugs Act that would effectively ban...