Welcome to the 28th edition of Gallus in Touch, the final one this year. The announcement of a record number of innovations that focus on boosting customers' productivity hit the mark with visitors to Labelexpo Europe 2011. Sales of new presses at Labelexpo reached high double figures.   more

Sales of new presses at Labelexpo reached high double figures. Based on the huge interest generated by the innovations on show and on numerous highly promising initial meetings with potential customers, the Gallus Group anticipates that post-fair business will continue to be strong well into 2012. The successful market launch of the Gallus ECS 340 was taken to a new level with significant optional extensions.   more

In 2009, Gallus ushered in a new era for the manufacture of commodity labels with the Gallus ECS 340. The highly efficient machine system based on technical granite focuses uncompromisingly on optimising the cost-effectiveness of commodity label manufacture. Following two highly successful years, further options are now being added to the modular system of the Gallus ECS 340 – without losing sight of the existing focus.   more

Once again, the innovative label printing division of Salzmann OMNIPACK in Switzerland has demonstrated its conviction that progress is paramount by opting for Gallus Screeny Digital. This product ensures rapid integration into the existing screen printing workflow and thus boosts efficiency and productivity while also maintaining the same high level of quality.   more

Having set out to find innovative production methods, the up-and-coming young company Label Partners recently opted to buy the future-focused Gallus ECS 340.   more

Measured in terms of volume, commodity labels represent the largest segment of the labels market, a segment that has emerged from the economic crisis largely unscathed. Indeed, it is growing faster than the markets of other label applications. What are the key areas of application for commodity labels? What are the main driving forces behind their future development? And are there regional differences between commodity label applications? The following article aims to answers all these questions.   more

This is the fourth time that printers from all over Sweden have attended the three-day Gallus flexo seminar. The event was organised by the Swedish Label Association, which checks out various training options in advance and has this year once again opted for the Gallus seminar.   more

Printing engineers are frequently involved in heated debate regarding the factors that influence the results achieved by a particular printing method, especially in offset printing. This debate largely centres on the press and the relevant printing process because this is where all the components needed for printing come together. However, the print result also always reflects the interplay between the materials and resources used and the operating personnel. This series of articles will explain the various factors separately and describe them in detail.   more

Having completed his business management training, specialising in export, Carlos Galan initially gained a variety of experience in a number of different positions at various companies. Since 2008 he holds the position as Head of Parts & Logistics Services in the Gallus Label Business.   more