Client News

Domino Printing Sciences is marking its 40^th anniversary with the opening of its new fluids manufacturing facility in Liverpool, UK. Through the company’s investment in advanced industry production processes, the 175,000sq ft (16,000sq m) site will provide Domino with a significant increase in productivity and capacity and a reduction in lead times. The expansion has created 19 new jobs, bringing the total workforce of the factory to 88 over the next 9 months.

Founded in 1993, Hampshire-based Greenhouse Graphics started out as a conventional litho printer and has grown since then to cover H-UV litho, sheet fed digital and large format inkjet machines. Across all those devices it prints everything from beer mats and posters to magazines, business cards, wall coverings and vehicles wraps.

Sovena, a 100% Portuguese company owned by the Mello family, is one of the world’s largest producers of vegetable and olive oils. With an estimated $1.4 billion in earnings since 2015 – 80% from exports – Sovena puts its trust in Domino to help fulfil its company mission ‘Inspire people to eat healthier and tastier by using olive oil’. The quality and traceability of its product contents are therefore vital to the success of its operations. To meet these requirements, Sovena has chosen Domino’s market-leading Continuous Inkjet (CIJ) solution, the Ax350i.

New app estimates potential time and cost savings possible with the Jet Press based on actual print jobs and business requirements.

Based in Washington, north-east England, Simpson Group confirmed at FESPA 2018 that they would become the latest company to invest in Inca Digital’s ultra-high productivity Onset X3 with full automation, supplied by Fujifilm. Commercial Director Mark Jerrard and Production Director David Dowson, were at FESPA in Berlin in May to shake hands on the deal.

The PPMA Group Industry Awards, which recognise manufacturing excellence, technical innovation, entrepreneurship as well as outstanding achievement and contribution to the industry, will this year take place at a new venue – the Hilton Birmingham Metropole Hotel at the NEC – on the 25^th September 2018.

With the sale confirmed at FESPA 2018, the machine was installed and began operation at Echo House’s premises in Surbiton, Surrey in June.

Founded in 2010, South African flexo printer Advanced Labels today specialises in producing high quality labels and flexible packaging for a huge range of sectors, including pharmaceutical, chemical, home and personal care and FMCG.

PARSIPPANY, N.J., USA – 28 June 2018 – Sun Chemical has released its 2017 Corporate Sustainability Report, which details the work the company is doing to increase its use of bio-derived raw materials in its products and shows positive progress on its eco-efficiency goals.

Turkish automation company Enelkon is an expert in the provision of high-tech solutions for the plastics packaging industry. Established in 2004, the company supplies its varied product range to a highly valued clientel who are based in 25 countries across the globe. Priding itself on the delivery of high quality, long-life automation solutions via its expert technical team and carefully chosen suppliers, Enelkon specialises in the development of IML (in-mould labelling) robotics. For the IML solutions that attach to the robots, the business relies on Meech’s static generation technologies, which include the 994CG Generator, 994CG Remote Setpoint Controller and 994 Hydra pinning system.

Print Make Wear – the new fast fashion factory experience created within FESPA Global Print Expo 2018 – added a colourful and educational visitor feature to the event, addressing the rising interest in garment production and printing within FESPA’s global community.

Created by Two Sides, in partnership with Duplo International and Antalis, The Page, with its easy-to-digest 16-page format, will complement the UK’s established print industry news publications. Full of facts, information, research and innovation from the world of print and paper, the new magazine will be published three times a year with an initial circulation of 8,000 copies.