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Now unveiled, Kodak's new high-speed inkjet is targetting offset's traditional hunting grounds, says Barney Cox

This flexible press has had constant updates and remains popular at the smaller end of the sheetfed market, explains Nosmot Gbadamosi

With its tagline of 'quality', Komori's entry-level Lithrone model offers jobbing printers fast changeovers with low power consumption, finds Jo Francis

This press incorporated the latest technology, including full automation, making it a popular secondhand choice, discovers Nosmot Gbadamosi

Demand for short-run books has created a growing interest in digital binding equipment, finds Philip Chadwick

As a replacement for the popular Minuteman, the Presto has proved it too has staying power in the used kit market, discovers Nosmot Gbadamosi

Despite being a newcomer to the large-format game, Meital is making a name for itself, writes Barney Cox

The launch of this collator heralded new concepts, such as a suction-fed rotary vacuum drum to reduce marking, discovers Nosmot Gbadamosi

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

Heidelberg built on the best of its previous stitching technology, with added automation, when developing the ST 350 stitcher, says Nosmot Gbadamosi