Events

Print finishing manufacturer GBC Commercial Laminating Solutions Group is to exhibit its latest thermal laminating solutions for commercial, on-demand and wide-format finishing at Drupa.

Goss International will use Drupa to exhibit a range of equipment, including the new 96pp Sunday 5000 web press.

Komori has revealed that it will use Drupa as a launch pad for a range of new presses including the six-colour Lithrone SX629 with in-line cold foiling, UV coating, embossing and optional die-cutting.

Masterwork Graphics has claimed a world first with a machine that can die-cut, foil stamp and strip in one process, set to be premiered at Drupa.

Kodak will use Drupa to release the new Colorflow software solution, which provides integrated colour control across all devices.

Leading German press manufacturers and print finance houses have said the current stringent lending climate, compounded by the stronger euro, could put a strain on UK buyers at Drupa.

Oc has booked a double presence at Drupa to showcase solutions for digital book production, personalisation, promotional printing in colour, and technical document printing.

Kodak will use Drupa to release the fastest platesetter in its Magnus 800 line, capable of imaging 60 8-up plates an hour.

KBA is planning a 3,400sqm Drupa stand to showcase new products at the upcoming show.

Fujifilm will use Drupa to introduce a violet version of its successful Pro-T chemistry-free plate range.

Heidelberg has added new features to its Suprasetter range in the run up to this year's Drupa trade fair.

Agfa will no longer manufacture any of its own platesetters after announcing the closure of a 150-staff factory in Wilmington, US.