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Commercial ceramic printer to be released at drupa Two Israeli manufacturers are set to present what they claim to be the first commercially available system for on-demand full color decoration of ceramic tiles and surfaces. The companies say their Pink digital printer has a capacity of up to 1,000 20cm x 20cm tiles per shift, and offers a variety of custom-made ceramic digital applications. |
Pressnet busy at drupa Pressnet boss, Charlie Scandrett, is having a busy time at drupa, dividing his time between the stands of more than 12 principals, including sheetfed press manufacturers, Sakurai (Hall 3/B89) and Hans Gronhi (Hall 3/C88-3B). |
It’s full steam ahead for Brisbane-based QLM Label Makers which has paved a solid acquisition and expansion path over the past five years, and with the delivery of Australia’s first Gallus ECS340 and a significant increase in sales staff, the growth trend looks set to continue |
Yoshikuni Sakurai, chairman and CEO of Japanese sheetfed press manufacturer, Sakurai Graphic Systems Corporation (SGS), is a frequent visitor Down Under, and during a recent visit, briefed AP’s Brian Moore on developments in the press sector in light of the GFC and changes in the way people and business communicate. |
John Byron says those Australian packaging companies looking to source their boxes from Asia need to ensure they have processes in place to ensure they get the result they are looking for |
Is oxo-degradable a biodegradable plastic or not? Or is the great debate just a silly semantic squabble over which is more sustainable? By Trina Tan & Stuart Hoggard |