Print equipment manufacturers

In the first of our series of interviews from the DrupaDaily Red Sofa, Darryl Danielli talks to one of the oldest companies exhibiting at the expo, as well as one of the youngest attendees. Words...

Three UK printers were among those which chose KBA this Drupa, helping to propel the German manufacturer to a €100m sales boom.

HP has announced double digit sales of its HP Indigo 30000 Digital Presses for folding carton applications.

Xerox (8b-A62) has sold the prototype of the new Direct to Object Inkjet Printer it is showing at Drupa.

Fujifilm (Hall 8b, A25) has partnered with US-based Epac Technologies to create '5D printing', an automated system for the print industry targeted particularly at high-quality book manufacturing.

Xeikon has revealed a new one-pass-duplex web-fed system, the Xeikon 9600, a flatbed die-cutter and brought its long-awaited Trillium One for its first public outing at Drupa.

Domino Printing Science’s former group finance director has joined Xaar as a non-executive director.

UK print industry manufacturers Xaar and Morgana Systems have reacted to a claim that exiting the EU would be "a wholesale risk to engineering in the UK".

Epson has added new features to its SureColor SC-T series of large-format printers to improve functionality and productivity.

Highcon has unveiled three new machines it will launch at Drupa that it said will open up digital cutting and creasing to new markets.

Fujifilm has launched the new Acuity Select 20 series and will showcase the range for the first time at Fespa Digital in Amsterdam next week.

Heidelberg has restructured its digital printing portfolio with a digital product line rebrand.