Review

Fujifilm Sericol was the first serious player in the UV flatbed wide-format market with the Inca range, but until the recent launch of its Uvistar UV-cured 3.5m- and 5m-wide roll-to-roll printers,...

This French developer claims its MIS is a unique offering to the digital wide-format sector, finds Barney Cox

Nick Vernalls, warehouse supervisor at Telecom Plus, has reduced his collating turnaround from months to days with this machine, discovers Philip Chadwick

This large-format press, with its flexibility and broad market appeal, set out KBA's stall as innovative manufacturer, discovers Nosmot Gbadamosi

Tim Morris, operations director at Polestar Sheffield, tells Philip Chadwick that this machine saves money and also solves potential H&S problems

This platesetter could be run overnight, allowing smaller printers to take advantage of the emerging CTP market, finds Nosmot Gbadamosi

With this machine, Duplo aims to provide printers with a flexible and multipurpose digitial finishing alternative, finds Philip Chadwick

Paul McNamee, print manager at Brindley Print and Design, tells Gemma Stone that the ability to print directly onto rigid materials has won new clients

A stalwart performer in the finishing department, this machine remains popular despite a growing band of competitors, says Nosmot Gbadamosi

With its ability to print on a broad range of substrates, this machine appeals to many niche markets, says Barney Cox

JFM production manager Matthew McKee tells Philip Chadwick that the latest version of this dot-proofing software offers unrivalled accuracy

The manufacturer set out to make a new type of guillotine and this model's enduring success suggests that it hit the spot, discovers Nosmot Gbadamosi

Workflow management integration for post-press applications is finally coming of age, says Barney Cox

James Wheeler, managing director of finisher Kensett, tells Fred Mitting that this perfect binder has saved time and won the company more work

This high-quality solvent printer incorporated piezo head technology and was low maintenance, thanks to auto-cleaning, discovers Simon Creasey