
PRINTING United Expo

Mark Subers, president of events and exhibitions at PRINTING United Alliance, discusses how the industry benefits from shared experiences and strong information.
Asked why he purchased the HP Latex 3600 printer, owner Mike Rowe says, “I like redundancy.” He says a key production goal at his company is to be well equipped to take whatever work comes its way – and his technology play is not about capacity.
Discover the journey of CR&A Custom, a woman-owned business, as they revolutionize wide-format digital printing with Durst's cutting-edge technology, championing diversity and innovation in the industry.
Simpson Print President Carla Johanns shares her personal story and details how Simpson Print thrives after 60 years in business.
Angel Georgiou, senior product marketing specialist at Canon U.S.A., discusses the various capabilities of the Canon Colorado M-series and Arizona series.
On Oct. 19 during PRINTING United Expo, folks interested in digital textile printing — direct-to-garment and direct-to-fabric — gathered for the first-ever Apparelist Forum. The hour-and-a-half event featured lunch, education from Kornit, and a panel discussion on the opportunities and “whys” of digital printing.
Nazdar Company is delighted to announce that two of its valued staff received special recognition at PRINTING United Expo 2023.
IPI Editor Bob Neubauer was all over the PRINTING United Expo show floor last week in Atlanta…
When I wasn’t presenting, I enjoyed walking the exhibition hall and seeing what’s new in the world of wide-format printing. I came home so energized to see all the possibilities within the world of digital printing.
Ink developer and manufacturer STS Inks showcased its 64″ XPJ-1628D direct-to-film printer, 47″ XPD-724 DTF printer, and TPU powder shakers.