Xaar shareholders have approved the firm’s plans to sell its stake in 3D printing business Xaar 3D.

With a material developed in the frenzy of war, Dufaylite is still driving forward.

This autumn’s energy crises have included rocketing gas prices and a broken cross-channel electricity cable. The inevitably higher electricity prices will be concentrating print factory owners’ minds...

A recyclable alternative to potentially wasteful plastic smart cards.

Kyocera’s first production press offers lots of bang for your buck.

Investing in a new setter and new plates has cut waste, downtime and cost, and increased productivity for Hickling & Squires.

For Printweek’s sustainability issue, this tale of a bap-based packaging palaver seems somehow highly appropriate.

Age-wise, Steve says he is “not ready for a bus pass anytime soon!” He spent more than 30 years in the paper industry before buying in to Dukinfield-based Contact Originators a decade ago. He enjoys...

Callum has just racked up six months in print, having joined the industry in April this year. He’s 23 and completed a Level 3 extended diploma in Engineering Manufacturing at Derby College’s...

Who is responsible if your shipment gets damaged in transit? More importantly, who picks up the tab for reprinting it? Printers should be careful to ensure their work is properly covered.

A tough print market, exacerbated by the Covid pandemic, means that keeping your clients happy – and coming back for more – is more important then ever.

There’s a part of the UK printing industry that has been the subject of many millions of pounds worth of investment in recent years, resulting in a massive increase in the available capacity.