Infopress, Romania's biggest printing house, has invested in two new presses and a platesetter for 10.2m (15m).

To call a product that you sell as an "odd-ball" machine is certainly not the most conventional introduction. However, this is how Moll Equipment director Chris Wells describes the Moll Pocket Folder....

Hulbert Press sales director Carol Burnett didn't think twice about sticking with Ryobi equipment when taking the B2 plunge.

Times are tough for mailing houses. There's a lot of competition around - not just from other mailing houses, but also from printers bringing mailing services in-house.

Before the turn of the millennium many press manufacturers were focusing their efforts predominantly on the B2 and B3 markets. However, research carried out by Japanese firm Sakurai showed that...

The very first batch of PlateRite 4000s were shipped out in early 2000 and the model has been selling at a rate of 45 machines per year ever since. The machine has been speeded up, in addition to...

It was the mid-1990s when digital printers realised that digitally printed sheets had a nasty tendency to crack when folded. The toners that sit on the surface, rather than penetrating the fibres like...

When platesetters began their slow but steady ascent, the earliest devices were generally aimed at B1 printers. By the late 1990s, smaller printers wanted to move into CTP and this prompted Scitex to...

Laminators used to be, and often still are, machines that larger printers were able to invest in but smaller, commercial printers could not afford. Financially, they were unattainable and there was...

Bobst is branching out. The world's most famous die-cutter manufacturer is spreading its customer base in an attempt to protect itself from difficult market conditions faced by its traditional...