Digital printing

Quarry installs DesignJet to aid expansion
Quarry Printing and Design has installed an HP DesignJet T3500 to broaden its product offering, part of its long-term growth strategy.

Healeys boosts digital offering with new Polar cutter
Healeys Print Group’s digital offering continues to grow with the installation of a new Polar D66 Plus guillotine from Heidelberg.

Antalis to expand remit of academy after rebrand
Antalis’ digital academy is extending the breadth of its educational offering beyond digital technical support, and has rebranded as Antalis Academy to mark the change.

Epson launches speedier DTG printer
Epson has unveiled the SureColor SC-F2100, its latest direct-to-garment (DTG) printer, as an answer to calls for greater printing speed on colour t-shirts.

New role for Thirlby as Heidelberg refocuses
Anthony Thirlby has been promoted to a newly created role at Heidelberg, as the manufacturer looks to implement new business models and place a stronger focus on customer segments.

Xerox shareholder demands disclosure
Another major private investor in Xerox has taken issue with the firm’s strategy, specifically its relationship with Fujifilm.

Heidelberg to focus on boosting visitors' profitability at PWL!
Headline sponsor Heidelberg will use PrintWeekLive! to help visitors become more profitable, improve their productivity and reduce their cost per sheet.

Communisis upbeat ahead of results
Shares in Communisis are at a near four-year high after the PLC gave an upbeat trading update for its full year.

£1.3m investment pays off for Springfield
Springfield Solutions has seen a 25% spike in production volume in the wake of a major investment last year.

TradeDigitalPrint.co.uk preps for PrintWeekLive! after awards-laden year
TradeDigitalPrint.co.uk is looking forward to its return to PrintWeekLive! after an “excellent experience” prospecting for clients last year.

Laybourne steps down at Real Digital
David Laybourne has stepped down as managing director of Real Digital International as the business looks to continue to expand beyond its core markets.

Durst investment makes Standfast & Barracks a centre of excellence
Standfast & Barracks has invested £650,000 in a third Durst Alpha 190 digital textile press and has been named as a centre of excellence by the manufacturer.