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- Up to 2,000 jobs at risk as Whistl ends E2E services
- APP to increase supply of PEFC products following Indonesian certification
- Inkjet innovation and trends explored at technology showcase
- Heidelberg plots growth strategy
- London print shop relocates operations to Scotland
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Digital
Riso releases new two-colour Digital Duplicating System
Riso has released the company’s latest advance in digital duplicating – the ME9450 Digital Duplicator. This newest model is a fully automatic cut-sheet digital duplicator, producing two-colour documents in a single pass at speeds up to 150 pages per minute. This, said Riso, makes it ideal for high-volume one-colour and two-colour printing.
The ME9450 features advanced workflow capabilities to reduce prepress and make-ready times by up to 50% over many traditional two-colour processes. Automated production processes “result in increased productivity, profitability and cost savings for a variety of printing professionals, end users, graphic artists, teachers, and office managers who require low cost and desire the added impact of
- Staff Writer, 07 January 2015
Major revamp undertaken for Kodak’s global operations
Kodak chief Jeff Clarke is implementing a new business structure. Kodak currently has two overarching business units: Digital Printing and Enterprise headed by Doug Edwards; and Entertainment and Commercial Films, lead by Brad Kruchten.
Clarke’s new structure, which is effective from the new year, replaces these units with five “market-focused” divisions. The new divisions are: Print Systems (incorporating litho plates and platesetters, electrophotographic digital printing, OEM toner and
- Staff Writer, 07 January 2015
Masar to invest in high speed inkjet web press from Kodak
Kodak has reached an agreement in principle to install the Prosper 6000C press at Dubai Media Inc (DMI) premises, the first such installation in Europe, Africa and Middle East region.
DMI, the largest media group in the Middle East, plans to use the Prosper for its ‘smart printing services initiative’ in the UAE, which will see the introduction
of reader-customized newspapers and other advanced printing services.
Faisal Bin Haider, executive director of printing and distribution sector
- Staff Writer, 16 December 2014
Lexmark aggresively looking to seize the Middle East potentials
Lexmark Middle East and Africa, highlighted the need for Middle Eastern organizations to optimize the potential in the vast amount of unstructured information that exists in the form of paper at a press release in Dubai.
Talking about the release Mathias Militzer, general manager said, “the importance of Managed Print Services (MPS) an offering that continues to evolve in the marketplace and Lexmark remains a leader at the forefront of this change. For many years our approach has been ‘Print
- Staff Writer, 16 December 2014
Screen has announced enhanced version of its inkjet web press
Eight years after Screen its first high-speed web-fed inkjet press, the Kyoto-based company announced the next generation of inkjet printing with the launch of the Truepress Jet520HD.
The new Truepress Jet520HD is 520mm wide, and can achieve its highest quality output at 50 m/min with a resolution of 1200x1200dpi while the fastest speed is 120 m/min at a resolution of 600x600dpi. While the initial machines will be launched as four-colour units, the Truepress Jet520HD has a modular structure
- Staff Writer, 11 November 2014
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