Heidelberg’s Bill Wall and Kodak’s Tony Harvey have collectively amassed more than fifty-five years working in the printing industry. The pair crossed paths in the eighties and are now together again as their companies prepare to go to market with the new Heidelberg ANZ (HAN) and Kodak Australasia (Kodak) consumables agreement. They spoke to Australian Printer about their careers and how they see this move by HAN and Kodak as a benchmark for the future

This year at Ipex Heidelberg will not be introducing any ground breaking new products, nor will it be announcing its re-entry into the digital printing market. That re-entry should be announced later this year. Instead Heidelberg will introduce a wide range of updates in the move to improve the efficiency and cost effectiveness of its products.

This year at Ipex Heidelberg will not be introducing any ground breaking new products, nor will it be announcing its re-entry into the digital printing market. That re-entry should be announced later this year. Instead Heidelberg will introduce a wide range of updates in the move to improve the efficiency and cost effectiveness of its products.

This year at Ipex Heidelberg will not be introducing any ground breaking new products, nor will it be announcing its re-entry into the digital printing market. That re-entry should be announced later this year. Instead Heidelberg will introduce a wide range of updates in the move to improve the efficiency and cost effectiveness of its products.

PrintNZ and Heidelberg have announced two courses taking place in March and April for people new to the industry and for those who have already displayed some abilities.

As entries for Pride In Print head into their last week, organisers and patrons are doing all they can to assist anyone trying to put forward work for the competition.

As entries for Pride In Print head into their last week, organisers and patrons are doing all they can to assist anyone trying to put forward work for the competition.

Heidelberg has developed a wide range of surface finishing procedures for extra-high gloss, special effects and unusual printing stock such as foils, many of which have packaging applications

APM (New Zealand) has donated a Heidelberg TP foiling platen to the print room at Auckland’s Museum of Transport and Technology (MOTAT), adding an extra polish to the material printed there.

Heidelberg reports incoming orders and sales for the third quarter of 2009-10 were there highest for more than a year however Bernhard Schreier, CEO of Heidelberg says there is as yet no clear improvement as print shops are still reluctant to invest.

Heidelberg reports incoming orders and sales for the third quarter of 2009-10 were there highest for more than a year however Bernhard Schreier, CEO of Heidelberg says there is as yet no clear improvement as print shops are still reluctant to invest.

Heidelberg reports incoming orders and sales for the third quarter of 2009-10 were there highest for more than a year however Bernhard Schreier, CEO of Heidelberg says there is as yet no clear improvement as print shops are still reluctant to invest.

Heidelberg reports incoming orders and sales for the third quarter of 2009-10 were there highest for more than a year however Bernhard Schreier, CEO of Heidelberg says there is as yet no clear improvement as print shops are still reluctant to invest.

For the first time in Australia, KAMA die cutting and folder gluing equipment can be seen in operation at an open house event set to be held at Heidelberg’s Print Media Academy in Melbourne on March 24.

The Japanese sales company of Heidelberg has won a bronze award at the International Calendar Show 2010. It's already the fourth award in a row for Heidelberg Japan in this well known contest.

With only days remaining for $60 entries for this year's Pride In Print awards, awards patrons have added some extra incentive for entrants.

PrintNZ has confirmed the main sponsors for its two-yearly conference, which takes place later this year.

With only days remaining for $60 entries for this year's Pride In Print awards, awards patrons have added some extra incentive for entrants.

The first Heidelberg Speedmaster XL 145 with dual coating technology is being installed at a German packaging print shop, which aims to use the new press to achieve a range of  finishing options.  Meanwhile in the commercial sector, Druckhaus Mainfranken recently commissioned the second Speedmaster XL 145-4.

The first Heidelberg Speedmaster XL 145 with dual coating technology is being installed at a German packaging print shop, which aims to use the new press to achieve a range of  finishing options.  Meanwhile in the commercial sector, Druckhaus Mainfranken recently commissioned the second Speedmaster XL 145-4.

The first Heidelberg Speedmaster XL 145 with dual coating technology is being installed at a German packaging print shop, which aims to use the new press to achieve a range of  finishing options.  Meanwhile in the commercial sector, Druckhaus Mainfranken recently commissioned the second Speedmaster XL 145-4.

KAMA, developer of cutters, folder-gluers and hot foil and hologram stamping modules has entered into a sales cooperation with Heidelberg Australia/New Zealand (HAN) with immediate effect.

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KAMA, developer of cutters, folder-gluers and hot foil and hologram stamping modules has entered into a sales cooperation with Heidelberg Australia/New Zealand (HAN) with immediate effect.

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With the United Nations Climate Change Conference into its first week, more print related companies have signed up to The Copenhagen Communiqué on Climate Change initiative.

With the United Nations Climate Change Conference into its first week, more print related companies have signed up to The Copenhagen Communiqué on Climate Change initiative.

With the United Nations Climate Change Conference into its first week, more print related companies have signed up to The Copenhagen Communiqué on Climate Change initiative.

From January 1 next year, Heidelberg Australia & New Zealand (HAN) will become the exclusive distributor of Kodak consumables, workflow solutions and CTP equipment into the commercial sheetfed market.

From January 1 next year, Heidelberg Australia & New Zealand (HAN) will become the exclusive distributor of Kodak consumables, workflow solutions and CTP equipment into the commercial sheetfed market.

With the United Nations Climate Change Conference into its first week, more print related companies have signed up to The Copenhagen Communiqué on Climate Change initiative.

Frontline Technologies has announced a new and exclusive partnering arrangement with Heidelberg in New Zealand within the prepress arena, running in parallel with Kodak and Heidelberg's announcement of a new partnership in Australasia, all effective from January 1, 2010.