Tag: africa print

FESPA And ESMA Collaborate For Industrial Print Innovation

FESPA will work with ESMA to Showcase Industrial Print Innovation at FESPA 2015, taking place May 18-22, Cologne, Germany. The show will build on...

Xerox Introduces Rialto 900™ Inkjet Press

Xerox has introduced the Rialto 900™ Inkjet Press with first-of-its kind features that carve out a new space within the booming production colour inkjet...

Novus Holdings Lists On JSE

Novus Holdings, formerly Paarl Media Group, successfully listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE), joining other blue chip companies on Africa’s largest stock market....

Partnerships Inspire Creativity As Technology Shifts Gears

A recent Tech Nation report, entitled 'Powering the Digital Economy 2015', shows that three-quarters of successful digital companies surveyed work in a close network...

Konica Minolta South Africa Sows Seeds Of Success In Lawley

In 2013, in line with its promise to operate in the most sustainable way from an environmental, social and economic perspective, Konica Minolta South...

Xennia Announces Inkjet Print Software Package

Xennia is now making its Xennia Cygnus software available as a standalone package for OEM machine builders wishing to incorporate advanced functionality into digital...

Scodix Showcases Digital Enhancement Solutions At DscoopX

The recent DscoopX event held in Washington marked the first live demonstration of Scodix's Ultra™ Pro. Scodix Ultra (up to 1 250 B2+ sheets...

Fujifilm Launches Samba Printhead

Fujifilm has launched the Samba printhead. The printhead has 1200 dpi native resolution (600 dpi in redundant mode) and a native ink drop size...

X-Rite Updates Prepress And Digital Print Chart Reader

X-Rite announced an update to the i1iSis Solutions family of automated chart readers for prepress/premedia, photo and pressroom colour management and profiling. The new...

Papersmith & Son And Arjowiggins Announce ‘What One Tree Means To Me’ Competition

Papersmith & Son and Arjowiggins Graphic invite you to enter the 'What One Tree Means To Me' competition. Your design could be used as...