Equipment manufacturers

Xerox welcomed 210 people, including clients from 130 businesses to the Aston Martin Racing Technology Campus in Silverstone yesterday (20 May) to emphasise its breadth of services and the overarching...

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Heidelberg has come out of China Print 2025 with a bigger order book for litho presses than expected, and has sold its first Jetfire 50 in the region to the country’s biggest web-to-print firm.

Fujifilm has appointed Soyang Europe as its UK distribution partner for the new Acuity Triton 1.6m water-based UV printer, commercially launched at Fespa 2025.

InSoft Automation has extended its support for the latest version of ZCC Zünd Cut Center, v4.

Kornit Digital’s Fespa booth was buzzing with the firm’s DTG print technology addressing numerous pain points and sweet spots in the market.

Epson has chosen Fespa as the launchpad for its latest innovations, including a new 1.6m signage printer, the SC-8100.

DGI (1.2-B30) doubled sales of its flagship Poseidon II dye-sub printer before the show reached the halfway point, selling 15 by mid Wednesday.

Plockmatic Group’s Ray Hillhouse has retired after 40 years in the print industry.

Canon has unveiled a number of upgrades to its flagship Colorado M-series roll-to-roll printer on its booth (25-B10) as part of its Fespa showcase.