Inkjet

Fujifilm has emphasised its commitment to the industrial market and said it is a growing business area for the manufacturer.

PHD Mail hopes to add £1.5m to its turnover without losing its USP after investing £1m on a Ricoh inkjet platform.

Konica Minolta is today holding the worldwide launch of its fastest yet single-pass inkjet textile printer, plus three other smaller machines.

EFI is due to launch its first EFI Reggiani printer this week after revealing three new Vutek machines at a show last week.

Baker Labels has expanded its digital printing capability with its first inkjet machine, part of its strategy to maintain steady expansion.

KBA’s latest quarterly results show more effects of its wide-ranging restructuring – the group is back in the black and more than 60% of sales now come from the packaging market.

HP could become the latest supplier to take its inkjet know-how into the sheetfed printing space, as the embryonic market heats up in the approach to Drupa 2016.

Roland DG has launched a new high-volume wide-format inkjet, the Soljet EJ-640.

A fledgling t-shirt printing business that expanded its service after buying a direct-to-garment printer has seen business boom after introducing a while-you-wait service for bespoke shirts.

Kodak and Collins Inkjet have settled their long-running dispute and will now work co-operatively again.

Fujifilm has released an updated version of its B2 inkjet digital press as it targets the short-run packaging market.

Eastman Kodak Company reported a net loss of $21m (£13.6m) and a decline in overall sales in Q3, but remains positive after seeing significant growth in a number of key product lines.