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Flint Group Narrow Web launches EkoCure UV flexo adhesive range

Flint Group Narrow Web has launched a range of UV LED-curable adhesives under its EkoCure brand.

Ex-Kodak supplier Collins launches Prosper inks and Versamark upgrade program

Collins Ink has continued to target Kodak’s inkjet revenues with the launch of a number of new products and services for printers equipped with both the legacy Versamark and new Prosper inkjet...

Weedon PSC becomes first UK corrugated manufacturer to use Earthinks

Packaging and POS display manufacturer Weedon PSC has become the country’s first corrugated packaging manufacturer to use Solar Inks’ Earthinks.

Kiian Digital and J-Teck3 team up to extend reach

Digital inks manufacturers Kiian Digital and J-Teck3 have joined forces to become part of the same operating group.

Antalis launches educational workshop series

Antalis UK has launched a series of educational workshops aimed initially at helping printers diversify into wide-format.

Sequana presses ahead with Arjo restructure, posts strong H1 results

Sequana, owner of Arjowiggins and Antalis, has posted an 11% improvement in its first-half EBITDA despite difficult market conditions as it presses ahead with its financial and operational...

Spandex extends POS portfolio with new product range

Sign making and display industry trade supplier Spandex has extended its POS display systems portfolio to include a new range of more than 40 products.

High-tech lube has potential to reduce running costs

Switching to high-tech lubricants could result in energy savings on printing presses of between 5%-15%, according to a specialist manufacturer.

Ink and speed issues delay Landa-enabled Manroland Sheetfed press

The cost of Landa NanoInk is one of two factors currently preventing Manroland Sheetfed from integrating the technology into a hybrid press, according to chief executive Raphael Penuela.

Ink costs are key to high-speed inkjet

It’s a regular staple of the tabloid press, a shock-horror headline stating that consumers are paying more for their desktop printer ink than they’d pay for vintage champagne.