Drupa

HP has unveiled its portfolio of Drupa product launches, which includes six new Indigos and three new PageWide Web Presses.

Highcon has unveiled three new machines it will launch at Drupa that it said will open up digital cutting and creasing to new markets.

Xeikon has unveiled its first liquid toner Trillium press, developed with partner Miyakoshi and aimed at the commercial and DM print sectors, at its pre-Drupa press conference.

DataLase is targeting big brands with its innovate laser marking technology that allows ‘inkless’ digital printing for versioning and personalisation at very high speeds.

HP has set itself a bold goal of "reinventing print production" with PrintOS, a new cloud-based production environment that will be part of its Drupa showcase.

Xerox has set a competitive price point for its new B3-plus format sheetfed press, the Brenva.

EFI combined a sneak peek at some of its Drupa plans with news of its latest acquisition – it has bought Bradford-based dye and colour products specialist Rialco.

Kodak has launched a new inkjet printhead that could see it re-enter the wide-format market via an OEM partner.

Heidelberg is set to show new Stahlfolder models at Drupa, which are said to offer up to 50% higher productivity than existing models.

Heidelberg has restructured its digital printing portfolio with a digital product line rebrand.

Heidelberg has revealed further details about its new B1 sheetfed inkjet press, developed jointly with Fujifilm, which it will show for the first time at Drupa.

Heidelberg southern sales manager Derek Gillard is to hand over the reins to "natural successor" Neil Fletcher in time for Drupa.