Fujifilm Press releases

Mobile online proofing for market leading workflow solution

Fujifilm today announces an iPad app for its online proofing software, XMF Remote. Making its UK debut at Publishing Expo (stand B20, 1^st – 2^nd March, Earls Court, London), a prototype app will be demonstrated at the show.

Innovative ‘euromedia retail outlet’ to showcase media applications

Fujifilm today announces its presence at Sign & Digital UK 2011 where it will showcase ‘euromedia in action’ by creating a unique, innovative retail outlet (stand H10, 12^th – 14^th April, NEC, Birmingham, UK). This purpose-built Fujifilm ‘shop’ will showcase innovative euromedia products in situ, creating a hands-on environment for visitors to explore different media products, surfaces and applications.

It is very clear that Angelo Zucchi, President at Color Art, has printing in his DNA. He fell in love with his job many years ago and has never regretted it. Having embarked on his career in the printing industry at a young age, he has seen all the major changes and challenges this industry has had to cope with over the last thirty years.

Fujifilm has confirmed its attendance on stand B20 at Publishing Expo 2011 (1 – 2 March, Earls Court 2, London), making it the latest company to sign up to the biggest event of its kind in the UK. The main focus of the company’s presence at the show will be XMF Remote, Fujifilm’s online job submission and soft-proofing module, part of the company’s XMF cross-media workflow.

Acuity Advance allows for 75% time saving while Xerox Docucolor 7002 widens digital service offering

SDC Reprographics was established as a dyeline printer in Sutton, Surrey, in the late 1940s, when its main function was to reproduce architectural plans. Several decades later, in the early 1980s, the company expanded its offering by acquiring a black & white, A4 digital printing device and later diversified to a wide range of colour digital and wide-format work.

Onset S20 installation puts Bluejet at forefront of key print providers

Bluejet Print, based in Gdansk, recently became the first Polish printer to install an Inca Onset S20 wide format flatbed UV device in December 2010, with production started early January. This installation enables the digital print service provider to jump to the top of the list of key wide format print providers in Poland, with four times the capacity they had before and the ability to offer digital print that will match in quality with both screen and offset printing.

Mortons Print Ltd, the contract printing and mailing division of printer and publishing house Mortons of Horncastle, has invested in a complete digital solution from Fujifilm, comprising a Xerox DocuColor^TM 7002 and a range of Duplo finishing equipment to enhance its service offering. A Fujifilm customer for the last 15 years, Mortons, which specialises in newspaper printing - both tabloid and broadsheet sizes - and web offset printing, looked to Fujifilm when the business decided to break into small format digital printing.

Customers see massive savings with unique low-chemistry offering

Fujifilm today raises the bar to set new standards in chemistry consumption and maintenance with its multi—award winningFLH-Z 'ZAC' range of processors.

Trinity Mirror Printing Ltd chooses Fujifilm to fulfil all UK plate requirements

Trinity Mirror Printing Ltd, the print services arm of one of the UK’s largest newspaper publishers, Trinity Mirror, with over 260 titles within its portfolio, has signed a new contract with Fujifilm to fulfil 100% of its plate requirements in the UK.

Southampton print service provider benefits from 80% chemistry reduction with Fujifilm Brillia HD PRO-V plate

Family-owned managed print service provider, Sholing Press, founded in 1976 by present owner John Paynter, has been based in Sholing, Southampton for the past 34 years and has a team of 17 staff. Originally a commercial and business forms printer, the company acquired a sign and vehicle graphic printing business in 2002 followed by a printers and stationers in 2006 to widen its service offering. It has an annual turnover of around £800K and is proud to have a number of well-known brands, including Marks & Spencer, Coopervision, Amey Construction and Barclays Bank on its customer list.