One of Australia’s leading screen printing companies has just installed the country’s first Agfa M-Press Tiger, the new digital high speed inkjet solution. Wayne Robinson reports
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One of Australia’s leading screen printing companies has just installed the country’s first Agfa M-Press Tiger, the new digital high speed inkjet solution. Wayne Robinson reports
In part 2 of AP’s analysis of the rapidly emerging high speed colour inkjet printing sector we look at the major solutions that have been revealed so far, giving an insight into what printers can expect to see at Ipex next May
ISO standards such as PDF/X for the files, and ISO 12647 for print, should be understood and used to a much greater extent than at present, and it’s not that difficult or expensive to obtain the knowledge, technology or software needed to apply it, says Paul Lindstrom from the Digital Dots consultancy
Riding 3,500 kilometres across the Australian outback on a motorbike gave Jason Monopoli, owner of print company Orange Dog, a chance to reflect on how far he had come when he started with one printer in his living room
Müller Martini develops and manufactures a range of print finishing systems and variable web offset printing solutions
At the forefront of technologies addressing solutions for web offset production, finishing and newspaper mailroom specialist Ferag recently introduced its StreamFold quarterfold system and its Polystream line
Consistency is the watchword for DIC, with a non-stop 60 years in business and a range of web offset inks designed to provide consistent predictability
Rolling change in the media industry has been driving a need for intelligent alliances, and at this year’s Ifra Expo in Vienna KBA was a good example
Goss is leading the charge into wider web widths, with one printer installing a 2.86m wide machine
Both commercial and newspaper web offset printers are being wowed with a series of press developments as manufacturers look to provide more to printers
Ailing Sydney printer The Printing Department has been bought out of administration this week by former owner James Becker, however a former employee of the printer says around half of the staff could lose their jobs in order to keep the business afloat. |
Industry icon William (Bill) Moore has passed away aged 80. Bill Moore – who was chairman of industry equipment supplier Aldus Engineering – was farewelled at a memorial service, which was attended by scores of industry representatives. |
A creditors meeting yesterday revealed business forms printer Paragon Printing, currently in administration, owes millions of dollars in unpaid bills and staff entitlements, with $4m of it to paper merchants alone. |
A Regulatory Impact Statement (RIS) is required before the new Australian Packaging Covenant goes ahead the Packaging Council of Australia (PCA) has advised. The Council adds that while this is not a bad thing, it seems unlikely the Covenant will be up and running by the July 1 deadline. |
Ferrostaal New Zealand has reached an agreement with USA company Kompac to supply a range of its products, including its finishing machines, to the New Zealand market. |