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Elevate your business with the Mimaki JFX600-2513, the ultimate solution for higher profits, low running costs, and efficient high-volume production. This UV-LED flatbed printer is engineered to boost your bottom line, delivering exceptional quality prints with reduced waste. Its advanced technology ensures precision and consistency while cost-effective operation maximizes your returns. Say goodbye to wasted resources and hello to increased productivity, as the JFX600-2513 revolutionizes large format printing, allowing you to take on bigger projects and secure more lucrative opportunities. Stay ahead of the competition and witness the power of profit per print with Mimaki's JFX600-2513.
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Consumers today are increasingly engaging with brands that deliver tailored services, offers and communications. They want to have their preferences identified and experiences customized. Here are five reasons for brands to make hyper personalization a part of their marketing strategy. You can help your clients create highly impactful, meaningful, and measurable communications.
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David Dawson, owner of Instant Print and Promo of Chatham, Ont., is elected as director at large of the National Print and Sign Owners Association's board.
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Mark Andy launches a new version of its Digital Pro series of hybrid presses. Known as Digital Pro Plus, it uses the Mark Andy Pro Series flexo platform as a base for short to medium run digital printing that combines dry toner with optional flexo and inline finishing techniques.
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Nekoosa introduces a new paper for the transfer of sharp, high-definition colour images onto hard and soft surfaces such as metal, wood, ceramic, fabric, glass, fibreglass, etc.
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Praise him or loath him; it doesn’t matter. Rupert Murdoch does know how to make a buck, and this is a valuable lesson for our world of print. Versions of the Sun are now sold all over the world. They attract those who feel disenfranchised, often angry, and usually right-of-centre. Nobody saw this wide-open market until Rupert Murdoch, and it’s a lesson for print communication: Find new markets, develop new products, and go where no one has gone before.
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