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We spent 18 months researching the market and looking at alternatives before settling on XMPie. Version 3.5 runs with our new HP Indigo 5500 press and provides variable-data output to drive the...

Goss International has developed the worlds first 96pp web offset press and has sold the first model to an Italian print firm.

Our roll-to-roll large-format digital machine could produce point-of-sale and promotional material, but only up to a point. Laminating, mounting and varnishing were time-consuming and pushed up labour...

Muller Martinis new high-performance ZTM 3697 gathering machine has been developed from scratch and features an innovative signature separation capability, which gives the paper high stability at...

Our Tolerans Speedliner inline stitching systems will be used with a wide range of newspapers printed on our six-tower Goss HT70 press.

Roland DG has launched what it describes as a low-cost high-quality ink that it claims offers outstanding colour density, a wide gamut and rugged durability for a variety of applications.

Quality was the overriding theme when producing Volt magazine as it features the latest couture fashion from Europes leading photographers.

Fairway Press is targeting shorter makereadies and a higher-quality dot after investing in a Suprasetter A74 from Heidelberg.

Autobond has claimed the new webcam and phone facilities incorporated into its laminator range represent a world first for after-sales support in the graphic arts industry.

This time last year, <i>Printing World</i> was taking its first steps in its new format as a serious business monthly. Joining forces with the BPIF on the Excellence Awards was a perfect opportunity...

Darren Briers has a problem with estimating. Hes fixed the problems that his own business, Northampton-based B2 printer Avalon, had in that area. But he believes the situation it faced before...

Clinic topics this month: Kevin Purdy on environmentally sound ink; Paul Sherfield on ISO and Fogra standards; and Karen Charlesworth on short-run bookbinding