Product of the Week

This MIS aims to meet the increasingly diverse needs of multiservice print companies, discovers Barney Cox

A mix of the CD 102 and the XL 105, the press will still be able to forge its own identity, writes Darryl Danielli.

With its ability to print on a broad range of substrates, this machine appeals to many niche markets, says Barney Cox.

This machine aims to provide printers with a multipurpose and flexible digital finishing alternative, explains Philip Chadwick.

Colour is a notoriously tricky area to get right, says Barney Cox, but GMG’s ColorServer has managed to iron out many of the usual ...

The integration management software's scheduling function and analysis tools can help pressrooms boost productivity and cut costs, finds ...

As the long-time leading vendor in high-speed continuous-feed monochrome digital print, Océ potentially has a lot to lose in the race ...

At drupa 2008, Adobe announced the next incarnation of the PDF Print Engine, APPE2. Just as it was the first to market with an APPE-based...

Ricoh's first production colour press is now available in Australia and is more than meeting expectations.

While it was the iGen4 and the ConceptColor 220 that collected Xerox column inches at drupa, the machine that drew in the most customer ...

HumanEyes has bundled the best of its lenticular tools with a host of new editing options, finds Nosmot Gbadamosi.

Recently launched with the aid of a marketing campaign featuring a bikini-clad space cadet, Alpha 3000 is a new lightweight publication ...

When it comes to colour consistency, sheet after sheet, job after job, the on-press controls can only achieve so much. Once all the ...

Print Library director Geoff Truesdale says he chose Heidelberg Hybrid Screening to ensure quality and keep ahead of the competition.

Around the turn of the millennium, with run lengths falling and printers having to undertake four or five job changes a day, book ...

When automation was introduced to the bindery, it revolutionised the process. Historically it was a highly skilled, time-consuming ...

Plate technology is a hot topic at the moment following the launch of chemistry-free violet technology at Drupa, which levelled the ...

A flat-sheet gatherer that could also collate folded sections and books was unheard of when the Col-Tec Signature collator launched in ...

Ian Browning, managing director of British company, Creative Productivity, says he invested in the Fuego to handle the company’s ...

While it was the iGen4 and the ConceptColor 220 that collected Xerox column inches at drupa, the machine that drew in the most customer ...