Another leap forward for Eco-friendly print: the CX102 Speedmaster
2019 has started off on a great foot, with growth and expansion for the Fusion Print team. We’re wowing the print world again, this time with New Zealand’s first push-to-stop CX102 Speedmaster, a shining example of Heidelberg print automation. It was installed in April at our Auckland branch, Soar Print, and produces the highest offset print…
Read MoreStrike gold with Fusion’s label printing!
When a nutritional supplements client needed a label print provider for their home brand range, Fusion stepped up to the mark. The result was better quality at a lower cost – always an ideal outcome! Our client is a New Zealand supplement company that has its own-brand HealthZone products manufactured and packed in the USA.…
Read MoreFirst you prototype – then you design!
When it comes to designing the function of a product pack, making a prototype before you tackle the design is right way to go. Paper engineering is an unforgiving art. Get it right and your product pack looks fantastic on the shelf and feels like premium quality in the customer’s hand. Mess it up and you…
Read MoreThree containers, eight engineers, one almighty printer!
Things have been fizzing here at Fusion Print. Earlier this year, we took delivery of three containers full of state-of-the-art digital print technology – the Océ VarioPrint i300 …unassembled. Then it was simply a matter of putting it together. Shortly after the containers arrived, eight engineers from Holland, Australia and New Zealand arrived at Fusion…
Read MoreHow to Know it’s Time for a Brand Refresh
Experts reckon you need a brand refresh about every five years and a total reinvention every 10 years. Your logo, colour palette and imagery work together to give customers an impression of your business. Altogether, they’re called your ‘brand’. If these visual elements are showing their age, they can make your business look behind the…
Read MoreHot tips for a sun-sensible summer.
More than 4000 New Zealanders are diagnosed with either melanoma in situ or invasive melanoma every year – that’s around 13 every day. Once it penetrates your skin by more than 2mm, it can quickly spread to other parts of your body. New Zealand’s melanoma incidence rate is the world’s highest. We’ve pushed Australia off…
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