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James Gatica discovers how the printing industry in Latin America is coping and what printers are doing to help during COVID-19, from making masks and non-invasive assisted breathing equipment in Spain, Mexico and Argentina.
Graeme Richardson-Locke discusses the advantages of workflow automation.
In April 2014, SAi announced a new offering, software by subscription. Mikki Webb, SAi’s VP of Sales and Customer Experience for North America discusses the success of this innovative approach in the intervening years.
Digital print technology giant HP has unveiled an updated version of its Latex R-series of printers, with the aim of offering greater versatility and productivity to users in markets around the world.
During these turbulent times regarding COVID-19, Graeme Richardon-Locke discusses how you can fill your knowledge gaps. Discover FESPA's Club FESPA Online articles that covers a wide range of topics.
Today we welcome Nathan Swinson-Bullough of Image co and Fespa UK board member to the podcast.
What does it take to succeed in print? Debbie Mckeegan, FESPA's Textile Ambassador talks to Nathan Swinson-Bullough, Director of Image Co LTD and FESPA UK board member.
The COVID-19 pandemic is holding many countries around the world in suspense. Digital printers help fight the virus, with 3D printing proving to be particularly useful.
Ton Rombout discusses how the market for digital textile printing is gaining market opportunities.
Ton Rombout discusses the influence that Industry 4.0 will have on sign and wide format printing in preparation, printing, finishing and delivery, and the impact this will have on the companies currently involved in the industry.
Today we welcome Sharon Donovich to the Podcast. Sharon is the EMEA Product Manager at Kornit Digital, a company built to offer sustainable manufacturing alternatives to the Textile printing Industry.
With print and cut machines becoming increasingly common in print workshops around the world, FESPA.com takes a closer look at this technology and picks out the key benefits to users
Premier Digital Textiles have been supplying the worlds Textile industry for over 30 years, and the Digital Textile industry for over 15 years. In this podcast we talk to Emily Falconer, about the past, present and the future of Textiles for the Digital Print Industry.
FESPA.com takes a look at some of the most innovative printed packaging applications from 2019.
FESPA today announces that its flagship Latin American event, FESPA Brasil, will return to Expo Center Norte, in São Paulo from 23 – 25 September 2020. The event, which was due to take place from 18 – 21 March 2020, had to be postponed due to the disruption caused by the COVID-19 outbreak.
Visitors to Agfa’s stand will be able to discuss their business needs in detail with Agfa’s experts, while seeing two versatile workhorses pair extreme productivity with extreme quality: the brand-new Oberon RTR3300 roll-to-roll printer and the award-winning Jeti Tauro H3300 LED hybrid engine.
"swissQprint Greentech" summarises the Swiss manufacturer's strategic harnessing of technologies and processes in the cause of environmental protection.
Print technology pioneer Roland DG has announced the launch of its new EJ-640 DECO, a printer that uses ecological water-based ink and has been designed to help users gain a competitive advantage in the interior design market.
A country with fewer than nine million inhabitants, far from the big markets of North America, Europe and Asia, still manages to be a global printing innovator.
Grafica Veneta, a well-known book printer in Padua, Italy are preparing to produce protective masks for the wider public as currently there is a shortage of personal protective equipment available. They are described not as “protective masks” but instead “protective screens” that cover the mouth and nose of the wearer. Dispersing this to the public will hopefully help to limit the spread of COVID-19.
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