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Simon Eccles

United Kingdom
As seen in: Wendover News, UK Parliament, Health Service Journal, PrintWeek, FESPA, ProPrint, Asia Pacific Packaging
Dog walker, technical journalist with speciality in printing and imaging sectors, photographer.
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Me & My: Develop Ineo Label 230 - Printweek

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By Simon Eccles
| PrintWeek Verified
Eight years later, they decided to extend their operations in actual label, printing, with a Daco narrow-web flexo press and this quickly became the growth engine of the business – today it has three Daco presses. Last year to support a planned move into web-to-print ordering, the firm installed a Develop Ineo Label 230 narrow-web dry toner digital label press, which is the main subject of this Me & My... feature.
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When CMYK workflow hampers more than helps - Printweek

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By Simon Eccles
| PrintWeek Verified
The argument is that this provides consistency and predictability from design to press, and incidentally avoids some of the designers’ complaints of “why does this colour look so much duller in print than on my screen?” The downside is that it obliges designers to understand colour profiles when they’d rather be polishing their creativity and their awards entries; less obviously it short-circuits some of the really high colour quality potential available from modern digital printing systems.
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Best of British: Elephantine ambitions - Printweek

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By Simon Eccles
| PrintWeek Verified
It can also refurbish older machines, especially from the John T Marshall range. While hand-operated stamping machines might seem a little old-fashioned, foiling and embossing has a dedicated global following in luxury and bespoke goods and print and Metallic Elephant sells them globally. These machines use up-to-date technology including parts made on the company’s own CNC machines.
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