Product News

Sappi Europe has launched Algro Thermo, a new premium-quality base paper for the direct thermal printing market.

Hexis UK has launched HX30000 Super Chrome, a new range of cast films for temporary vehicle wrapping applications.

Canon has added a new top-of-the-range model to its imagePress cut-sheet colour digital printer family that prints at 100ppm.

Heidelberg’s Diana Smart series of carton folder-gluers have been expanded to feature new options, as well as a new 1,150mm format model.

Seiko I Infotech (SIIT) has released a new eight-colour wide-format printer aimed at the signage and indoor graphics markets.

Bordeaux is to introduce what it claims is a new digital product that will change the way textiles are printed.

Xaar’s share price jumped by 8% after the firm outlined “substantial” long-term ambitions alongside interim results that were slightly ahead of expectations.

Apex has launched new products aimed at “reclaiming” the B3 market for small offset printers following several years of domination by digital print.

Mailroom equipment supplier Addressing & Mailing Solutions (AMS) has released new mailing application software for the Grutzmacher Challenger large production inserting system.

Wide-format textile printer manufacture MTEX Technologies is holding a two-day event to show off its current machines.

SA International (SAI) has launched Flexi 12 RIP software, which it said offers new tools for signmakers and wide-format printers.

Warren has launched a reel-to-sheet service for Stora Enso’s Tambrite H/S folding boxboard.

Industrial Inkjet (IIJ) is using Labelexpo to launch a new 600dpi high-speed range of MonoPrint modules to target printers looking to add high-speed inkjet printing on flexo label presses.

Memjet is taking legal action against HP in the USA, alleging multiple patent infringements across a wide range of inkjet printers – including the T-series inkjet web presses and HP’s latest PageWide...

Mimaki distributor Hybrid Services has cut the price of two of its product ranges by around 25% in response to HP’s “attractive pricing”.