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Door drop spend remains stable despite uncertainty
The annual net spend on door drop material has remained stable over the past four years despite political uncertainty and legislative changes, according to new research, though the post-GDPR impact has yet to be determined.
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PicoColour UV live demo at centre of Dantex open house
13 July 2018Dantex will run an open house next week to showcase its PicoColour UV inkjet label press.
InnerWorkings to complete profits review this month
13 July 2018InnerWorkings could have overstated its pre-tax profits by between $4.5m-$7m (£3.4m-£5.3m) according...
Heidelberg to hold Digital Performance open house
13 July 2018Heidelberg will provide the first UK demonstration of its new Versafire EP and EV digital presses at...
HP introduces 1.6m entry-level Latex R
13 July 2018HP has launched the Latex R1000, the latest addition to its Latex R series of hybrid printers, as an...
Nilorn UK cuts lead times with Zünd buy
13 July 2018Label and branding company Nilorn’s UK branch has installed a new Zünd S3 M-800, its first digital cutting...
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Knowledge Bank
Plan for the worst to salvage the best
Ordinarily we take a functioning society for granted and so carry on life and business assuming that we’re invulnerable to attack. The reality, sadly, is that we’re often just a hair’s breadth away from some form of catastrophe.
‘Understanding people is the biggest thing of all’
09 July 2018It’s fair to say that Peterborough-based Printondemand-worldwide does exactly what it says on the tin...
Build bridges to inspire the next generation
09 July 2018It started badly, and with Idi Amin. In early August 1972 the president of Uganda ordered the expulsion...
A bit of personality will set you apart from the crowd
09 July 2018While some old-school printers may be still relying on the size of their machinery to wow customers and...
Can manufacturers really help printers attain nirvana?
09 July 2018Manufacturing excellence is a term that is widely bandied about by business consultants but what does...
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Product portfolio
Me & my: British Converting Solutions Boxer>
One of the largest point-of-sale printers in the UK, SMP Group operates from a factory in south-east London, between Greenwich and Woolwich.
Star product: Canon Océ LabelStream 4000>
Canon comes late to the digital labels market, albeit with a high-end offering
Me & my: Duran Omega Magnus 230>
At the beginning, Corrugated Case Company chose not to specialise, so it could produce the widest possible portfolio of jobs and hone its customer service....
Star product: Xanté X-32>
Xanté’s new X-32 is an all-new heavy-duty flatbed UV direct-to-object printer with a particularly deep bed capability, capable of printing directly onto...
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