Presses

Xerox has launched its latest digital production colour cutsheet press, the iGen5, which features an expanded colour gamut with an optional fifth colour.

Heidelberg is pledging a “return to growth” in the future, despite posting sales down 4% for 2014/2015 including a 15-month contribution from Gallus.

Epson has premiered a new addition to its SureColor dye-sub range, the SureColor SC-F9200, at Fespa.

Kodak has launched what it claims is the world’s fastest black and white inkjet press, the Kodak Prosper 1000 Plus.

KBA (UK) has appointed Mark Francis as area sales manager for Wales, the Midlands and the North West regions.

Hunts has hit the ground running with its new Komori H-UV press, notching up 100 jobs and 700,000 impressions in the first week of live production.

KBA has agreed measures to dramatically downsize two manufacturing facilities related to its web offset press business.

Norwich-based The Really Useful Print Company has invested £400,000 in upgrading its production facilities, including a move up to B2 and its first multi-colour litho press.

Exeter-based William Pollard & Company has signed for a new Heidelberg Speedmaster XL 75 B2 press as part of a £1.5m, 12-month investment phase that also saw the company install a Xerox iGen 150 in...

KBA has become the latest press manufacturer to offer UV LED curing after securing a deal with US-based curing kit manufacturer Air Motion Systems (AMS).

Renz and Colourbyte have been added to the lineup of Print Efficiently 2014, with Colourbyte showing Epson wide-format equipment at the event for the first time.

M Partners has trumpeted the reliability of Japanese presses after expanding its remit by becoming the European Technical Service Centre for the former Mitsubishi press range.