Mutoh’s environmentally-friendly printer, the HydrAton 1642, has won the 2025 European Digital Press Association Award for Best Roll-to-Roll Printer Less Than 170cm wide category.

Celmac was showing printers, cutting systems, and laminators, as well as the consumables and software needed to ensure sign and display businesses can function with maximum efficiency.

This was the first PacPrint for Zünd as a standalone subsidiary of the Swiss parent company, and with Dale Hawkins as the managing director, there were two cutters on display.

Stick on Signs had two Neschen laminators on its booth, it was promoting the German-manufactured equipment as the reliable, consistent, laminating choice.

Visitors to the Pozitive stand are walking through the Fluoro Tunnel, which is peppered with fluorescent prints produced on the swissQprint Nyala 5, as the company highlights options for differentiation.

Epson Is exhibiting under a Come Alive with Epson theme, showcasing innovation in displays spanning photo, signage, merchandise and labels on its stand.

Mimaki has brought its corporate mission – Something New, Something Different – to life at PacPrint, with a lineup of new technologies it says are designed to redefine efficiency, creativity, and sustainability..

One of Epson's key technologies at the show is the new SureColor S9160, the first in the next generation of its SureColor S-Series eco-solvent printers; it succeeds its 37,000 unit selling predecessor.

Graphic Art Mart is celebrating colour and innovation at PacPrint with a showcase that celebrates colour, creativity, and the latest technology, and includes interactive workshops and live demonstrations.

Printable materials and hardware supplier Spicers has a wide range of sign and display print systems, applicators, consumables and films on one of its two stands.

Roland DG held a special presentation ceremony at PacPrint, receiving its 2025 BLI Pick Award from Keypoint Intelligence for its TrueVIS XP-640.

Mutoh has been broadening its technology applications, adding print systems for direct-to-object, merchandising, promotional products and braille to its sign and display solutions.

PacPrint will see the return of the Wrap Battle – a high-energy competition spotlighting the best vehicle wrap talent from across Australia and New Zealand.

Ball & Doggett is in a new strategic partnership with Mimaki, which will see it supply the extensive portfolio of UV roll-to-roll, flatbed, and textile printers, as well as cutting systems, 3D printers, and laminators.

Mimaki has appointed Troy Craigie as its new sales channel manager for Western Australia and South Australia, effective from today (Monday).

Global trade association Fespa will relaunch its Print Census, this time it says involving a new and more frequent approach to gathering and sharing vital industry intelligence with its members.