High-speed XL 105 leads Heidelberg’s pre-Drupa announcements
Heidelberg has unveiled a new Speedmaster XL 105 that can perfect at 18,000sph, among a raft of pre-Drupa announcements.
9 January, 2012Posts By: Jo Francis
Heidelberg, we have a problem
From south-west Germany, the manufacturer’s very own ground control is patching into print shops all over the planet to help users plot the best trajectory for their presses. Will this be one giant leap for the industry?
28 September, 2011
Kodak admits issues with Prosper launch but sees ‘huge demand’
Kodak chief executive Antonio Perez has said the launch of the Prosper press was impacted by the steep learning curve and issues over substrates, but said the vendor was seeing “huge demand” for the inkjet machine.
28 July, 2011
Ricoh unveils Pro C751 light production machine
Ricoh unveiled its new Pro C751 light production machine at the Graphitec show in Paris yesterday.
9 June, 2011
Ipex to quit Birmingham for London in 2014
The owner of UK trade fair Ipex is moving the show to London’s Excel exhibition centre, ending its 30-year association with Birmingham’s NEC.
8 June, 2011
KBA Rapida 75E
KBA hopes to make more headway in the hotly contested B2 market with the latest version of its Rapida range, the Rapida 75E.
2 April, 2011
Will Heidelberg’s big gamble pay off?
We have known since Ipex 2010 that the world’s biggest press maker was planning to take another punt on the commercial digital market. We also know that Heidelberg Australia & New Zealand set up a side pot with Konica Minolta to cross-sell in our market. And now we know the rest. As ProPrint went to press, Heidelberg had put its cards on the table, revealing its global partner as Ricoh. But before this was revealed, ProPrint’s UK sister title, PrintWeek, was given an exclusive briefing by Stephan Plenz, board member responsible for equipment. While at the time, Plenz wouldn’t provide any insight into the ‘who’, he was very clear on the ‘why’ of Heidelberg’s re-entrance to digital.
7 March, 2011
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