Industry News

The PRINTING United Expo is just weeks away. We’re asking in-plant managers why they are attending the Expo. Jim Strapp of Ohio State University’s in-plant shares his plans.

Agfa has earned four prestigious Pinnacle Product Awards, presented by PRINTING United Alliance. The awards celebrate outstanding products that drive advancements in quality, capability, and productivity within the printing industry.

Canon U.S.A. is proud to announce that it has been recognized once again in the annual PRINTNG United Alliance Pinnacle Awards, winning six coveted Pinnacle Products Awards and one Pinnacle Technology Award for 2023.

Embracing new opportunities, SinaLite expands its business by adding promotional products to its catalog, demonstrating the benefits of diversification and offering a comprehensive solution to customers’ needs.

By far the most well-read IPI article of August was the staggering news that Consultant Ray Chambers had passed away. Other popular articles focused on the woes of the USPS, and the success of in-plants in transportation, education, and banking.

Beginning Sept. 1, 2023, nearly 150 young women and men started their training or dual study program at Heidelberg. The training program offers courses that young people enjoy, complete very successfully, and leads to many students making a career in the company.

The Matik SEI Laser LabelMaster is making its North American debut at PRINTING United 2023 and it's a "must see." The LabelMaster is the fastest continuous feed CO2 laser system in the market, performing various laser-based processes all inline in a single pass.

There are many times that a flat design element causes a mailing to go at a higher rate of postage. This can be frustrating as well as expensive. In order to stay away from potential issues, here are some things to keep in mind as you are preparing a flat size direct mail campaign.

Christina McDonald, print manager at Seminole County Public Schools, details how her in-plant brought about impressive growth over the past year.

After outsourcing posters and banners for years, Osceola School District’s print shop recently started printing that work in-house.