Efficiency and accuracy have always been non-negotiable in the printing industry but advances in textile printing machinery have stimulated faster production, greater customisation, and reduced waste, thereby meeting the evolving demands of a diverse and dynamic market. Businesses can now choose from a variety of printing methods to meet their specific production needs, each of which offers advantages in speed, quality, and flexibility. Therefore, it’s essential that printing businesses understand which technique best aligns with their objectives.

Further to the recent installation of their Konica Minolta AccurioLabel 230 digital press from Focus Label Machinery, BSP Labels, of Royston, UK, has subsequently installed a Reflex 330 Digital Finishing System - again supplied by Focus Label Machinery Ltd.

When it comes to curing in the printing industry, UV (ultraviolet) and EB (electron beam) are two popular methods that offer unique advantages. Understanding the benefits of both UV and EB curing can help you make an informed decision about which method is best suited for your specific needs.

In all types of commercial print production, it’s vital to meet deadlines and deliver the highest standard of quality. If you’re investing in any new printing machine, Flexo or Digital for your labelling or packaging print requirements, ensuring you have an effective print production workflow application is essential to keep your production line operating fluidly and producing high-quality printed output on time. In this article, we’ll explore four key benefits of workflow software.

In commercial textile and label printing, image quality matters. Colour, in particular, is attention-grabbing, emotive, and engaging.

Few industries have been unaffected by supply chain problems since the start of the pandemic, which have been exacerbated by the Ukraine War and other global factors, so in this article we’ll explore the main effects for businesses seeking high-volume label printing and how, at Focus Label, we can help.