Press releases

Aluminium alloy sheet manufacturer Dolgarrog Aluminium Limited based in Conwy, North Wales has benefited from a 90% reduction in batch changeover times following the investment of Three Domino twin-headed valve jet Macrojet printers and control software.

WRH Marketing UK Limited has expanded its customer services team with the appointment of mailroom specialist Steve Claxton as Customer-Orientated Service Manager.

Domino UK Limited has been selected by GS1 UK, part of the worldwide GS1 network specialising in cross-sector supply chain standards, as a GS1 UK Authorised training Centre (GS1 UK ATC).

Leading ink jet and laser manufacturer, Domino Printing Sciences Plc, is introducing its full colour variable data print solution at ACHEMA 2006, that will enable pharmaceutical manufacturers and packaging suppliers to extend their current print capabilities to offer customised printing onto product packaging, as well as embossed variable data such as Braille, to their existing packaging line.

Domino Printing Sciences plc, has announced the acquisition of Enterprise Information Systems, Inc (EIS), leading specialists in automatic identification and data capture systems integration.

FESPA has launched an online technical Question and Answer service for members of FESPA's national Associations. Printers can now simply access a password-protected area of the FESPA website (www.fespa.com), register their details, and post their question, which may address any aspect of screen, pad and digital printing.

The BAPC is delighted to announce that APCOM (the Association of Print & Communication Managers) has agreed to partner on its 2006 Conference and will encourage its members to participate in the event.

FESPA has welcomed a new Italian national association to the organisation, with immediate effect. SIOTEC (Serigrafie Italiane Organizzate Tecnologie Correlate), headquartered in Milan, was recognised by the Italian authorities in February this year.

Domino Printing Sciences, plc, has announced the acquisition of Enterprise Information Systems, Inc (EIS), the leading automatic identification and data capture systems integration specialists based in Dallas, Texas.

The British Association for Print and Communication (BAPC) promoted a number of special offers at the recent IPEX exhibition, including a year's free membership for qualifying companies. The initiative was a great success, with more than 50 companies applying to join the Association.