Review

Roddy Darroch, owner of Paisley-based Visual Imaging, tells Anna Jackson that when he decided to offer high-quality smaller-format work, this machine fitted the bill perfectly

This binder is breaking new ground for the manufacturer and if it has got its timing right, Adam Hooker says it could prove a popular option for a number of sectors

A long history of constant development has put Edale's Beta at the forefront of narrow web technology, discovers Nosmot Gbadamosi

Kevin Scott, managing director of Richard Edward, tells Jon Severs that a strong support network and quick turnarounds were the key to this buy

The latest iteration of this sector-defining press breaks into new markets and competes with the very best, reports Barney Cox

Peterborough-based Printondemand.com managing director Andy Cork tells Anna Jackson that this laminator is four times more efficient than the company's two previous machines

This was the firm's first mid-range digital press and, since its launch, updates have ensured it remains relevant, finds Nosmot Gbadamosi

With ISO 12647-2 proving popular and the need to find efficiency savings still growing, Barney Cox finds that this dotmeter could have a big market

Jeremy Burbidge, managing director of Ticketmedia, informs Simon Creasey that he chose this platesetter on the strength of Screen's Trueflow package and its presence in the digital market

Manroland's 200 range of compact presses has become a driving force in the market by offering flexibility and power, writes Nosmot Gbadamosi

Wrapping used to be the poor cousin of the envelopes market, but Adam Hooker says its quality has improved and this machine is part of the move towards it becoming a credible alternative

Dorset-based printer Remous has bought its first Komori press and director Alan Bunter tells Noli Dinkovski the switch has cut makeready times and increased the quality of the firm's print

This dieless cutting table was built on the success of its predecessor and introduced i-Cut software for better accuracy, finds Nosmot Gbadamosi

A surprise launch at Ipex, this new version of the 7000 has a few surprises of its own, says Barney Cox

Robert Thirlby, director at Words & Graphics, tells Philip Chadwick about the value-added opportunities this system can deliver