Women in Print is diving into 2025 with its new Member Portal, announce last year, going live, and the association announcing new coaching tools for members from leadership coach Jo Wise, a webinar on ...

Corflute - more than just a sign board - Andy McCourt What’s in store for the Sign & Display industry 2022-26? – Andy McCourt Boat & Marine wrapping - a great opportunity - Andy McCourt When car wraps ...

Sun Chemical Performance Pigments has launched a new yellow shade Perrindo Maroon 179 high performance pigment for coatings. Sun Chemical’s new yellow shade Perrindo Maroon 179 features the benchmark ...

The newly updated 2025 FiberCELL laser system now includes a manual pullout processing table with an integrated vacuum system, which holds thin metals flat to the table during processing, ensuring ...

Next time you book a service call on  your CNC cutter, think of other areas beyond print that require precision shape cutting - such as medical products. Zünd Australia has such sites and one of them ...

Konica Minolta has announced that it has received five Buyers Lab (BLI) Awards from Keypoint Intelligence, the world’s leading and independent evaluator of document imaging hardware, software and ...

Fujifilm has announced the introduction of the latest addition to its Acuity Advance wide format UV inkjet family of printers – the Acuity Advance Select HS. This will be shown for the first time ...

Roland DG Corporation, a leading manufacturer of wide-format inkjet printers and printer/cutters, announced the addition of the TrueVis XP-640, a new 64” eco-solvent inkjet printer that combines high ...

Everyone is talking about Al (Artificial Intelligence) - good and not-so-good but, what might it be its impact on print, signage and packaging? Adam Page, VP of Reports at Smithers, looks at the ...

With the great opportunity presented by the pre-Christmas announcement that TAFEs will provide fee-free Cert 3 courses for signage and graphic arts students, here is a timely assessment by Dr Miro ...

The Out of Home Media Association Aotearoa (OOHMAA) says 2022 revenue was up 10% year-on-year to $131m, with digital screens taking in 67% of total revenue. “After two years of continued COVID-related ...