Product News

CMC Packaging Automation has introduced a new system for packaging items in both boxes and corrugated envelopes, all on demand.

Roland DG will showcase three new budget printers for their UK debut at next week's Sign & Digital and Printwear & Promotion shows in Birmingham.

Fero Retail Marketing has become the world’s first installation of a clever new semi-automatic packing line from Lamina System, which the point-of-sale specialist helped to develop.

Komori will take the wraps off “a new environmentally friendly offset press and a next generation digital printing machine” at Drupa in May.

EFI has unveiled the Vutek h3+ and Vutek h5+ hybrid flatbed/roll-fed LED printers.

Premier Paper Group has added three new brands as part of its ongoing developments into the lamination film market.

Chesterfield direct-to-film (DTF) printing supplier Resolute has signed up as the exclusive UK and Europe supplier for American DTF ink manufacturer Image Armor’s inksets.

Kodak has launched version 10.0 of its web-based Prinergy Insite Portals platform that provides authorised users with 24/7 access from anywhere.

Screen has finalised the development of a new roll-fed digital inkjet press for the commercial printing, direct mail, and publishing printing markets.

Print MIS developer PrintIQ has created three regional operations groups to give its global customers faster and more focused local market support.

Canon has revealed two new series' of printers suitable for commercial and in-house print companies, both using the firm’s new pigment ink set Lucia Pro II.

Ricoh has revealed it will launch a brand-new direct-to-film (DTF) machine at March’s Fespa Global Print Expo.

Komori has expanded its partnership with Swiss company Bograma, enhancing its finishing portfolio with comprehensive selling, service, and parts support in the UK and Ireland.

Rival inkjet manufacturers Agfa and EFI have joined forces to expand their respective product ranges by adding OEM machines to their portfolios.

Xampla has gained a further $7m (£5.5m) in funding to fuel expansion of its natural, biodegradable materials that promise a drop-in replacement to plastics.