Product News

Chesterfield direct-to-film (DTF) printing supplier Resolute has signed up as the exclusive UK and Europe supplier for American DTF ink manufacturer Image Armor’s inksets.

Kodak has launched version 10.0 of its web-based Prinergy Insite Portals platform that provides authorised users with 24/7 access from anywhere.

Screen has finalised the development of a new roll-fed digital inkjet press for the commercial printing, direct mail, and publishing printing markets.

Print MIS developer PrintIQ has created three regional operations groups to give its global customers faster and more focused local market support.

Canon has revealed two new series' of printers suitable for commercial and in-house print companies, both using the firm’s new pigment ink set Lucia Pro II.

Ricoh has revealed it will launch a brand-new direct-to-film (DTF) machine at March’s Fespa Global Print Expo.

Komori has expanded its partnership with Swiss company Bograma, enhancing its finishing portfolio with comprehensive selling, service, and parts support in the UK and Ireland.

Rival inkjet manufacturers Agfa and EFI have joined forces to expand their respective product ranges by adding OEM machines to their portfolios.

Xampla has gained a further $7m (£5.5m) in funding to fuel expansion of its natural, biodegradable materials that promise a drop-in replacement to plastics.

Agfa has unveiled the latest update to its 3.2m hybrid Anapurna H3200 engine, boasting of a near-70% leap in printing speed.

Landa Digital Printing has unveiled plans to open a new ink factory to supply its North American customer base, expected to open in the second half of 2024.

Global Graphics Software has won a US patent for software that allows operators to easily search and change text on PDFs.

Manufacturer Roland DG has launched the latest entry in its VersaObject series for 3D substrates, the MO-240, as well as its own proprietary workflow software.

Epson has unveiled what it claims is the market’s first entry-level direct-to-garment (DTG) printer that can print directly onto dark, as well as light, fabrics.

KAS Paper Systems has commercially launched a new system for matching and attaching plastic cards to letters or other documents.