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The COVID-19 crisis has caused several problems for suppliers in the printing industry. This is due to the significant fall in machine sales. Sonja Angerer discusses how printers can learn a lot for their future business by observing the actions of hardware manufacturers.
Having been cited as one of the most popular expansion markets available to the more traditional print businesses, FESPA.com takes a closer look at packaging to see just how companies can move into this sector and take advantage of the work on offer.
Sonja Angerer discusses how wide format digital print can help make packaging more sustainable.
Hybrid printers promise the ability to print to both rollfed and rigid media making them a good option for coping with a mixed work load.
Digital print and production technologies provider Durst Group has completed the acquisition of a majority stake in US-based printing systems manufacturer Vanguard Digital, in a move it said will support its expansion plans in North America.
Epson technologies have been at the forefront of the textile industries evolution and the development of new emerging markets. Duncan Ferguson is the vice president of commercial and industrial printing for Epson Europe, and responsible for Wide Format Textiles and Labels. In our latest interview we discover how Epson is driving change and how the industry must evolve at speed to meet both consumers expectations and the evolution of the global textile marketplace.
Clare Taylor discusses the importance of the UN Sustainable Development Goals, in particular the need for businesses to ensure their consumption and production are all sustainable.
Roland DG has announced the launch of the ZT-1900, its largest textile printer to date that it said will help users take advantage of a number of major trends in the market.
As the Textile Industry shifts further towards a sustainable future the growth of print on demand is accelerating at an unprecedented pace. Digital technologies have democratized the print space – enabling an explosion of entrepreneurial growth within the marketplace. In our most recent interview, Michał Laskowski
Small format flatbed printers are ideally suited to personalised gifts but also lend themselves to more industrial manufacturing.
UK-based creasing technology specialist Tech-ni-Fold has revealed that it was able to expand into a range of new markets during the nationwide lockdown earlier this year.
With a rising amount of printers moving to a more environmentally friendly way of working, FESPA.com looks at some of the major benefits of going green and how these can help businesses improve.
Insitu Group has spoken to FESPA.com about its hopes of taking on new work and growing its business, after becoming the first company in the UK and Ireland to invest in a Durst P5 350 all-in-one hybrid solution for flexible roll and board printing.
As the Textile industry shifts to a digital future the technologies and software that will facilitate this seismic shift are of critical importance to the education of a new generation of design and print practitioners. Practical experience is an essential learning tool - it is the bedrock of all teaching and both inspires and generates new applications that push the boundaries of creativity.
A desktop direct to garment printer offers a quick and easy way into the printed clothing market
Germ-killing films can help fight against Sars-CoV-2, which can provide new business opportunities for digital printers.
Takahiro Hiraki, the new managing director of Mimaki Europe, has announced details of a new strategy, focusing on how the inkjet printer and cutting systems manufacturer will help its customers recover from the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) crisis.
Textiles have a huge part to play in the reinvention of the print industry. What we print onto is equally important to the technology that facilitates the decorative surface printed product.
Garment embroidery, screen, digital and direct to print service provider, Screenworks, has spoken to FESPA.com about how it was able to undertake a “huge business pivot” during the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) lockdown, introducing a profitable and more environmentally friendly new product.
Diversified print service provider DIS Group has revealed that it has been able to expand into a number of new markets following the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) lockdown in the UK.
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