Review

More of the white stuff is on its way to the UK, however this time it's in the form of some very exciting ink for Epson's WT7900, discovers Barney Cox

Paul Hollingworth, joint managing director of Hollingworth & Moss, says the FotoMount has opened up a lucrative new market, finds Philip Chadwick

Although restricted by its smaller format, this printer has won many fans in the fine art and photographic sectors, says Nosmot Gbadamosi

This latest version of StudioRIP offers added features and functionality for a good price, argues Barney Cox

Targeting the light production market, this digital colour unit has proved itself a reliable workhorse for in-plants, finds Barney Cox

Craig Lumsden, director of Levenmouth Printers, tells Gemma Rogers that this Chinese press is easy to use and produces work to a high standard

Ryobi's foray into the B2 market proved to be a robust and versatile machine with a wide range of optional extras, says Nosmot Gbadamosi

While the name change may confuse some, this laminator is still a good choice for printers looking to add to their finishing options, finds Barney Cox

This was one of the first B2 presses to offer printers auto-plate loading, but its reliability is the key to its secondhand success, says Nosmot Gbadamosi

Richard Smith, director at Zoom Digital, tells Philip Chadwick that this slitter, cutter and creaser combines automation with accurate output

Colour is a notoriously tricky area to get right, says Barney Cox, but GMG's ColorServer has managed to iron out many of the usual inconsistencies

Mark Warner, director of Kall Kwik Woking, tells Philip Chadwick that this digital colour press has enabled him to provide a better service to clients

This perfect binding line set the precedent for those that followed and included the first drum cover feeder, discovers Nosmot Gbadamosi

This inkjet press has been constantly amended since launch, with its built-in flexibility enabling it to adapt to market demands, finds Nosmot Gbadamosi

The Japanese manufacturer is pitching this B3 press at printers who don't have the floor space for the larger GX, finds Barney Cox