Personalisation

Deliveroo has expanded into personalised gifting through a new partnership with Not On The High Street.

Manufacturer Roland DG has launched the latest entry in its VersaObject series for 3D substrates, the MO-240, as well as its own proprietary workflow software.

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Personalised Luggage has reinforced its in-house print capabilities by taking on two HP DesignJet Z6810 systems as its first brand-new purchases.

YPP Group has taken on a DGI HSFT III sublimation printer in order to support a variety of personalised textiles applications for its newest subsidiary brand.

ProCo has installed a new HP PageWide T240 HD web press and two Böwe Systec 9G insertion lines in a £2m investment that repositions its Stansted wing as a high-volume digital production hub.

According to recent research, brands are missing a trick when it comes to personalisation and this represents a significant opportunity for printers.

Personalised print specialist Printster has bolstered its portfolio with the addition of personalised flip-flops and the expansion of its existing range of colourful socks.

Superior Creative Services has taken on a Versafire EP production printer from Heidelberg to accommodate a sharp rise in demand for its digital output.

Mimaki has unveiled its latest 3D printing technology, the 3DFF-222, which is intended to enable direct-to-object (DTO) print companies to bring jig production in-house.

YPP Group is set to launch its new licensed personalised merchandise business following a £1m investment from a local business fund.

Roland DG has unveiled a new desktop direct-to-garment printer built for on-demand personalisation.