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FESPA Digital Corrugated Experience delivers unique learning

The Digital Corrugated Experience drew decision-makers from as far afield as Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Hong Kong, Israel, Japan, the Russian Federation, Saudi Arabia and South Africa, in addition to a strong European visitor base.

The first Digital Corrugated Experience at FESPA Global Print Expo 2018 (15-18 May 2018) delivered a valuable, ‘hands-on’ learning environment for visitors interested in digital printing on corrugated board, including brand owners, packaging converters and graphics producers.

ASLAN presents wide range of self-adhesive films at FESPA

EcoSoftTouch ASLAN SL 109 the environmentally-friendly soft touch film gives prints an increased colour brilliance.

ASLAN, the privately owned German specialist in developing, manufacturing and marketing self-adhesive films, once again presents customised self-adhesive solutions for a wide range of applications at this year’s FESPA.

Antalis to take centre stage at HP Graphic user event

DSCOOP 2018 – Antalis to take centre stage at flagship HP Graphic user event.

Antalis, the leading distributor of paper, visual communication and packaging solutions in Europe, will attend DSCOOP, the HP Graphic Arts user event to be held in Vienna, Austria from 13th to 15th June, as a platinum sponsor for the seventh consecutive year.

Jet Press 720S helps printer with short-run personalisation

Peter Estermann and Michael Wachter first encountered Fujifilm’s powerful, second generation B2 inkjet press in the spring of 2017.

Estermann GmbH is winning new short-run work and is now able to meet its customers’ growing demands for print personalisation thanks to its investment in Fujifilm’s Jet Press 720S.

CCL expands production with Zünd G3 L-2500 cutting system

Frederik Möller oversees a range of applications on the Zünd G3.

Hamburg wide-format business CCL installed a Zünd G3 to speed up its production – but soon discovered this multi-functional machine could help expand its product portfolio too.

Enseignes & Néons choose Esko’s Automation Engine

Esko’s Automation Engine was chosen by French signage specialist Enseignes & Néons to better manage a fast-growing workload.

Esko’s Automation Engine was chosen by French signage specialist Enseignes & Néons to better manage a fast-growing workload.
Enseignes & Néons, based in Istres on the Mediterranean coast near Marseille, was founded by Gaylor Herold and Christian, his father, as a sign company (letters, figures and logos painted by hand, later cut from wood or plastic and made out of neon tubes, LEDs, etc.).

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