Tag: africa print

Novus Imaging Releases PrintFlow

Novus PrintFlow is a new offering designed to help print service providers enter the web-to-print market without the time or expense of developing a...

Printing SA And FESPA Africa Launching Speed Meet Your Artisan Event

Printing SA, in collaboration with FESPA Africa, bring you the Jamboree Week of Print’s first ever ‘Speed meet your artisan’ event, which is based...

Novus Holdings Helps With Mathematics Development

Novus Holdings donated R100000 to the development of mathematics teachers. Teachers play an important role in society; they have the opportunity to impact lives...

Book Your Seat For The Printing SA Second Annual Africa Conference

Printing SA will be hosting the half day conference, taking place during the Jamboree Week of Print on the first day of the Africa...

MBO Reveals BSR 550 Basic

The BSR 550 Basic is an all-in-one rotary die-cutting system designed for the mainstream 50.8x73.66cm (20×29 inch) cut sheet market. A key innovation in...

Canon imagePROGRAF PRO 1000 Scoops EISA Award

Canon has been honoured by the European Imaging and Sound Association (EISA), with the Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-1000 scooping the European Photo Printer 2016-2017 award....

Propago Announces Version 6

Propago announced version 6 of its cloud-based marketing assets management solution for the printing industry. ‘We take great pride in listening to the industry and...

X-Rite Launches Total Appearance Capture

Total Appearance Capture (TAC) ecosystem is an appearance measurement solution that brings a new level of accuracy and efficiency to the capture, communication, and digital...

Rotocon Opens New Facility

Rotocon has strategically moved its Johannesburg branch to a new, expansive facility to begin local manufacturing of solid rotary dies, print cylinders and accessories,...

Xerox Brings Productivity and Automation of iGen 5 To South Africa

For too long, print service providers needing to deliver high-quality, high-margin brochures, posters or photo books have been held back by time, labour and...