Being able to print on almost every surface, with very low heat curing and negligible VOC emissions, is just one of the reasons for John Fisher Printing’s decision to upgrade its wide format to a Vutek GS3250lx Pro

Liquidator confirms that the deal with Michael Smith of Perfectly Bound is off and the remaining kit from the failed finishing company will go to a public auction in the next few weeks.

Stadium Signs prove to be champions with Warren Davey (pictured) on their team when it comes to printing large format banners for the MCG on a new Mimaki JFX 200 from Spicers.

Since Norsky Skog launched its Vantage LWC from the revamped Boyer Mill over 50,000 tonnes has come into the production stream ahead of a looming old-fashioned price war.

If the early bird actually does catch the worm then the newly awakened HP-user group will be well fed at its re-launch meetings in Melbourne & Sydney next week.

Dscoop, the HP-users group, invites qualified members of the printing industry to a special event to celebrate the re-launch of the organisation.

New CEO, Kunihiko Kashima, looks for a reversal of proof to make anti-dumping cases easier to prosecute. He wants to re-valuate Chinese pricing levels for copy paper.

In the aftermath of the Printing Industries election, it's worth asking what the Association is actually for? As the dominance of printing fades the quest for meaning and relevance takes on more urgency. James Cryer, (pictured) industry seer and gadfly, kick-starts the discussion.

Industry transformation project powers ahead with printers signing up for industry benchmarks while more than 200 apprentices clock on for further training.

The National Returning Officer wishes to advise the election of the following candidates to the Printing Industries Association of Australia Board for 2015-2016.

Going against the gloom in the results of other offset press manufacturers, Japanese-based Komori has come good with an increase of 32% in sales value to end its financial year with a profit of US $132 million.

World champion printer from ESP in the UK has a make-ready record of two minutes five seconds on his way towards producing 165 million sheets per year with an average run length of 4,050 on just two Heidelberg Speedmasters.

The German press manufacturer showcased the RotaJET 89-130 at Graph Expo in Chicago allowing inkjet production to meet the diverse requirements of the commercial printing sector with five different sizes.