Me & my... Ryobi 755G

Heart-warming stories about the amicable coexistence of electronic and print marketing communications are always reassuring to hear, and mailing company (and now holistic marketing communications provider) The Herald Chase Group can certainly offer o...

Me & my... Kern 2600 inserter

Many customer-manufacturer relationships have been sealed over a brisk 18 holes on the golf course, but few partnerships then decide to make the fairways and putting greens a permanent, annual feature. The Coventry Building Society and mailing and pa...

Me & my... Roland DG VersaUV LEJ-640

When Dan Smith's father started Smith Signs on the island of Guernsey in 1970, it was a relatively small operation.

Me & my... Petratto Metro

With finance houses refusing to budge on credit, many companies are finding big spends impossible. However, that is good news for manufacturers of kit at the less expensive end of the capital investment scale. For example, printers are looking at the...

Me & my: Duplo DC 745

It's fair to say that most children of around the age of five are not the greatest artists the world has seen. Houses tend to look like they are suffering heavy subsidence, people are bloated around the middle yet have limbs thinner than value wrappi...

Me and my: Digital Information Preproofer

Taylor Bloxham's busy, buzzing sheetfed printing factory is a hive of activity - the facility operates 24/7 and can produce 17m A4 pages day.

Me & my: Canon imagePress C6010VP

Most people grumble about their commute to work when it's a 20-minute car journey down the local A-road. Keith D'Arcy Ryan, co-owner of Swindon-based Copy Colour, has to go a bit further than that: his permanent residence is in Sweden.

Me & my: Horizon BQ160

A three-floor, 200-year-old ex-bakery sat in the middle of a conservation area is probably not the first place you'd look for a print business. Yet 10 miles south of Cambridge in the village of Linton, this is exactly where you find Plumridge Print, ...

Me & my: Heidelberg SM52 Anicolor

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The first time Chris Murley, co-owner and director at Tyne and Wear-based PBL Print, saw the Heidelberg SM52 Anicolor in action, he walked away telling people "Not for me, that one."