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Heidelberg And MK Masterwork Enhance Productivity With Diana Easy Folder Gluer
Designed by the MK Masterwork team in Neuss, Germany and built in Nove Mesto, the Diana Easy is a new machine but with a...
Improving Colour Across Suppliers
Colour is an integral part of every product we see and touch, and it elicits an emotional response. So, when a product fails to...
Flint Group New Generation UV LED Sheetfed Process Ink Delivers Increased Efficiency
Flint Group announced the global launch of its latest version UV LED process inks, XCURA EVO.
Trevor Amps, global product management director for energy curing...
Screen Announces Launch Of Two New Digital Label Presses
Screen has launched two new UV inkjet label presses, enabling the company to further its position in food packaging with new speeds.
The new Screen...
Xerox Partner Repositions Its Business
Harel Mallac Bureautique, a long term partner of Xerox based in Mauritius, recently changed its name to EO Solutions Ltd. (EO) as part of...
Kemtek Announces South African Availability Of Nyloflex Xpress Thermal Processing System
Less maintenance, less downtime and lower operating costs are some of the key features of the nyloflex Xpress Thermal Processor. The product incorporates the...
Novus Holdings Empowers The Workforce Of Tomorrow
One of the beneficiaries of the Novus Holdings Future Foundations initiative is the First Step Academy, which Novus Holdings has been supporting from 2013....
Mimaki Showcasing Innovations To Differentiate Labels And Packaging
Mimaki aims to revolutionise production workflow of labels and packaging professionals with a variety of innovative digital print-and-cut solutions for short-run and customised labels...
Technology Upgrade To Industry 4.0
According to Wikipedia, Industry 4.0 is the current trend of automation and data exchange in manufacturing technologies. It includes cyber-physical systems, the Internet of...
Millennials Need Print – The Future For Our Industry
Two research studies give fresh reasons for confidence that as the baby boomers pass on to the other side, print will still have a...
