The May issue of Australian Printer for 2021 is out now, hitting desks across the country.
The magazine contains all the details on Screenmakers’ investment in a new EFI VUTEk h3 high-speed hybrid printer, enabling the business to print on a wide range of media with unmatched speeds and amazing colour consistency, at lower production costs. We delve further into how the purchase improved operations for Screenmakers and the possibilities that have now emerged since the install.
We also take a look at some of the new innovations from the recent virtual.drupa tradeshow, including technologies from Kurz, Konica Minolta, EFI, HP, Heidelberg, Fujifilm, Koenig & Bauer Durst, Komori, Esko and Asahi, Zünd, and Mimaki.
When Screenmakers was faced with the need to boost its press line-up, it prioritised features such as lower production costs, colour consistency and speed, which it recently found in an EFI VUTEk h3 printer. Read the story for more details.
We also take a look at Sign Here Signs, which has had a unique differentiator in the signage industry since it invested in a HP R2000. The company has gone from growth to growth since its investment in the press. Find out how.
Also in this Issue
People in Print: Craig Heckenberg
The case for innovation in a time of crisis: HP
PacPrint 2021’s The view from the top: Sue Threlfo
Gallery: LIA and Visual Connections social gathering
Gallery: Currie Group’s successful EFI open house week
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