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Tobin (l) with Johnson and the new Presstek

Potts Printers picks up Europe's first Presstek 52DI-AC

Potts Printers has brought "an important balance" to its pressroom and opened up new markets after investing in its maiden digital press, Europe's first install of the Presstek 52DI-AC.

Other Presses News

Kodak to show Prosper 5000XL at Ipex

Kodak will launch its Prosper 5000XL, the first colour press based on its Stream technology, at Ipex...

Remous buys Komori Lithrone to boost automation

Somerset-based printer Remous has bought its first Komori press in an £800,000 overhaul that has updated...

Heidelberg preparing digital move

Heidelberg has confirmed that it is talking to possible digital partners to enable it to sell digital...

Heidelberg sets out its Ipex agenda

Lean and green printing will be the focus of the Heidelberg's offering at Ipex in May.

Apex to host UK launch of new Ryobi

Print supplier Apex Digital Graphics will host the UK launch of Ryobi's small footprint B2 press, the...

Barringtonprint buys Chinese press in response to short-run demand

Commercial printer Barringtonprint has installed a B3 Hans-Gronhi Sanxin YK524 at its Herefordshire...

In Depth

Review of the decade

As the curtain falls on the decade, the printing industry will be hoping that the next 10 years bring...

Digital versus litho - harnessing the power of rival processes

Canny printers will build their futures on a combination of digital and litho, says Tim Sheahan

Pimp your press

You wouldn't put diesel in a Ferrari," argued Tottenham Hotspur FC manager Harry Redknapp earlier this...

Jürgen Rautert interview: full transcript

Heidelberg sales chief Jürgen Rautert talks to Darryl Danielli about the recent workforce cuts at the...

Check your specs

Equipped with an open mind and an open chequebook, printers face an increasing array of options when...

Picking the right time to purchase

When a printer invests in a new piece of machinery, it's usually accompanied by a fanfare of publicity...

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