Leading consumables supplier DS Chemport explains exactly how press chemistry works and how environmental concerns are impacting pressroom chemicals
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Blanket coverage
Currie Group continues to build its portfolio of high quality consumables, having secured exclusive distributorship of the respected Fujikura brand of blankets and pressroom consumables
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Consumables
Environmental decisions made in the pressroom can be key to the profitability of printing businesses, reports Wayne Robinson
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Economic meltdown?
The famous British racing driver, Stirling Moss, was once asked why he won every race in which there was a car crash? ‘It is simple’, he said, ‘when I see a crash I put my foot down a little bit because I know everyone else is lifting theirs a little bit.’ Charlie Scandrett examines what the current financial car crash means for printers and where the opportunities are to be found
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Major order for Hans Gronhi
Sydney-based printer Major Graphics, has become the first in Australia to install a Hans Gronhi offset press, supplied and serviced locally by Pressnet
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Digital newspaper printing – a future application?
Among the more interesting demonstrations at the recent drupa exhibition was the digital printing of newspapers, says Andrew Tribute
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Cyber: a year old with decades of experience
A year on from its official New Zealand opening, Cyber continues making an impression on Kiwi printers
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Digital newspapers coming
Digital printing is making inroads everywhere, with newspapers now a key target market for Oce’s new high speed colour inkjet printer, says its global marketing manager Michaela Frisch
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The Colour Guy grows its business
Wellington-based commercial printer The Colour Guy is leveraging the power of digital print to grow its business with a new iGen3 digital production press from Fuji Xerox
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Newspaper opportunity
Melinda Healy reports straight from the conference floor at the annual Panpa newspaper publishers talkfest, which this year took place in Queensland
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