Mutoh used the show to launch its new XpertJet range, which will succeed its long running ValueJet eco-solvent printers.

EFI is exhibiting the h3 hybrid LED inkjet printer, which it bills as its most advanced yet, on stand D7 at PrintEx.

HP is in the digital garment printing business, launching its new Stitch S series inkjet textile printers to stand C25 at PrintEx.

PrintEx platinum sponsor Roland DG has brought three new products, launched just this year, to stand A28, along with a host of existing award-winning print solutions.

Textile print giant Kornit Digital will bring a new solution for industrial polyester print to its sales and service partner Kissel + Wolf’s stand, number H37.

The Massivit 1500 Exploration 3D printer, supplied in Australia by Stick-on-Signs, features on Graphic Art Mart’s stand L28 at PrintEx.

Full year results for packaging giant Orora released this morning show underlying net profit after tax (NPAT) up 4 per cent to $217m, earnings before interest and tax (EBIT) 3.7 per cent higher to $335.2m.

Sign makers have been warned to keep abreast of fire safety standards and certification requirements in a forum at PrintEx.

The Screen L350UV+ inkjet label press is starring on Screen and Jet Technologies’ joint stand, number B08.

Printing Industries (soon to be the Print and Visual Communication Association) has inked two deals that promise to take debt and energy burdens off members’ shoulders.

Inkjet technology solutions developer Océ is showing a host of applications at PrintEx, showcasing images from the Speed photobook by renowned photographer Horst Friedrichs.

Konica Minolta has never stop printing as it theme, for a stand which sees the multiple launches from the innovative solutions developer, including the new AccurioLabel Press 230.

Starleaton’s stand, I28, is the largest at PrintEx, with an application-focused display celebrating 40 Years of Innovation.

Direct marketing communications business MMW3degrees is investing in a new Fuji Xerox Iridesse six-colour for its Lane Cove production centre, with head of operations Robert Beyer and head of sales and marketing Jessica Ransley on the Fuji Xerox stand at the show.

For Fuji Xerox Australia fresh thinking and new technology, which makes it simpler to say yes to new ways of doing business and new customers, will be the company’s driving theme at PrintEx, where it will be offering solutions to enable print businesses to see future print technologies today.

Fujifilm showed its new Acuity Ultra as the centrepiece of its stand, which is described as ‘a high quality, cost-effective, super-wide UV platform for the production of high-end interior graphics and outdoor signage’.