In November last year KBA took to the road for the third time in Malaysia and Indonesia to promote new advances in sheetfed technology. The shows in Kuala Lumpur and Jakarta were particularly well received, with printers even coming across from Singapore. Attendance figures were around 50 per cent higher than in previous years.
Participants included the president of the Malaysian Printers' Association, representatives of the Selangor & Federal Territory Chinese Printing Presses Association and the Printing Institute of Malaysia, and large numbers of KBA users and other print entrepreneurs who are thinking about investing in new kit.
Following the
Participants included the president of the Malaysian Printers' Association, representatives of the Selangor & Federal Territory Chinese Printing Presses Association and the Printing Institute of Malaysia, and large numbers of KBA users and other print entrepreneurs who are thinking about investing in new kit.
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