Drupa

Kodak is showcasing upgrades to its sheetfed digital press line-up at Drupa, with new higher speed models including what it claims is the world's fastest cut-sheet black and white machine.

FFEI is showing its oversize B2 digital UV spot coater Emblaze at Drupa, in advance of its launch at the end of the year.

Kama has launched what it claims is the world's first B3 format die-cutter, the ProCut 53.

Shinohara is displaying an innovative machine for embossing holographic effects into a coating applied to printed sheets.

British process control specialist Centurfax has chosen Drupa to launch a high-speed and low-cost scanning spectrophotometer.

Finishing equipment manufacturer Buhrs has updated its envelope inserting equipment by launching an improved version of its BB700.

Morgana Systems has boosted its digital finishing offering with new kit that is almost four times quicker than its predecessor.

Duplo has kicked off its Drupa campaign with a raft of new equipment to complement its show theme of "value-added printing".

Foil manufacturer Kurz is using this year's Drupa to update customers on the success of its Luxor/Alufin GIO hot-stamping foil.

KBA is highlighting its green credentials at Drupa and demonstrating new technology for its presses, which it said is "crucial for the survival" of print.

Xerox has revealed the details of a next-generation inkjet technology that it has in development.

QuarkXPress 8 had its official global launch at Drupa yesterday, where the eponymous software house was keen to point out the key improvements in the latest incarnation of its page layout software.