Nationwide print franchiser Call Print has moved to complete 24-hour production at its Birmingham plant, following an investment in booklet-making kit and a guillotine from Graphic Arts Equipment.

Despite its recent role in cutting Barack Obama's presidential crest, the Kongsberg XL hails from modest beginnings, finds Nosmot Gbadamosi

This one-of-a-kind printer and coater proved to be a star attraction at Northprint, discovers Barney Cox

Luke Hastings, managing director at Reflections, was impressed by this foiling machine's ability to maintain high quality even at very high speeds, says Philip Chadwick

Commercial printer Parker & Collinson (P&C) has been around for nearly 90 years and as a result has plenty of experience of working in a tough market.

Fujifilm has challenged the environmental credentials of so-called "chemistry-free" plates ahead of the commercial availability of its Brillia HD Pro-V and Brillia Pro-VN plates.

Rotherham-based Hine Labels and Punch Graphix, which manufactures Xeikon presses, has fted the success of its recent open house, which showcased the compatibility of digital and flexo label printing.

Dominion Screen & Digital Print is targeting new markets after taking a "quantum leap", investing in an Inca Onset S20 UV flatbed printer.

Fujifilm has opened a European inkjet technical training centre in Sint-Niklaas, Belgium.

East London printer Alito Color has kept up its policy of investment with a 250,000 spend on equipment from finishing equipment distributor Friedheim International.