Corks Silver Springs Hotel is the venue for the latest in a series of print trade exhibitions headed up by finishing and wide format equipment supplier PFE.
Less than six months after the installation of the first M-Press Leopard flatbed press in Ireland, Dublin-based print & design company Horizon has opted for a second machine.
Mimaki have taken the wide format market somewhat by surprise with the announcement of a range of printers and inks, marking the company's entry into the latex market.
Longford Printing Company, Turner’s, is investing in a Heidelberg SM52 -4+L Anicolor from Heidelberg, the first of its kind in Ireland and one of the first new offset machines to be installed in the country for some time.
Expert speakers will address the Irish Printing Federations 2012 business seminar, tackling a range of topics, including business growth, social media exploitation and Directors responsibilities in a critical trading environment.
Ricoh Ireland has announced that the company has, for the eighth year in a row, been rated one of the “Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations in the World”.
Ballymount based printing company DC Kavanagh’s has been placed in receivership, with Liam Dowdall of Smith,Williamson & Freaney being appointed as receiver and manager by Bank of Scotland.
A recent event at Xerox Dublin headquarters to launch the 770 digital colour press, revealed a thirst for knowledge amongst visitors regarding added value technologies.
Confusion following news of the financial problems at German press manufacturer, manroland, has led Roland DG to reassure its customers that there is no connection between the two companies.
Despite the recent troubles at the German press manufacturer manroland AG, the Irish distributor has confirmed that all sales and support services will continue as normal.
The Citywest Convention Centre will be the venue for the rearranged Print Ireland- sign & digital Ireland exhibition on the 25th and 25th October 2012.
Manroland filed for insolvency on Friday 25th november after plans to find a new investor for the world's third-biggest printing machine maker fell through earlier in the week.
Finglas based finishing company BMP Solutions has boosted it’s tag stringing capacity with the first Irish installation of a TSS1 Auto stringing machine.