Events

The annual Association of Creative and Print Managers in Education (ACPME) conference is heading to Glasgow in a few weeks’ time, leading with the message ‘Creating the right impression’.

The PrintWeek FespaDaily team’s round up of some of the stories from Day five of the show at the Hamburg Messe.

Printable window film manufacturer Contra Vision (B7-C70) is previewing new films at Fespa, as it looks to expand its range of see-through substrates.

Screen printing kit manufacturer Grünig (A4-B20) is celebrating its 50th anniversary at this year’s Fespa and its SignTronic division is launching a new Computer to Screen (CTS) machine.

German textile manufacturer Krea (A1-A87), exhibiting at its first Fespa, has signed a deal with Igepa Group (B1U-B51) for the European-wide distribution of all of its textile products.

Italian manufacturer MS Printing Solutions (B6-D50) has launched the new 3.2m-wide Impres 4320 soft signage printer at Fespa, with two 1.8m-wide machines also due to be part of the Impres family.

Ricoh (B4L-C10) has launched two new direct-to-garment (DTG) printers at Fespa and secured its first sale.

Mtex and its sister company New Solution Engineering (B6-D36) have launched a number of new machines at Fespa.

Kornit (B6-D10) has used Fespa to launch the latest in its Storm series of direct-to-garment (DTG) printers, the Storm Duo.

Epson (A1-D45) is using its Fespa stand to showcase its machines for both the signage and textile markets.

US-based Interquest has announced details of its seventh annual London Digital Book Printing Forum.

Fespa 2017 has officially opened, with attendees implored to “let their imaginations run wild”.