Dream machines: inspiring success stories from around the globe.

How the Karibu saves tens of thousands of euros.

How one printer replaces two others.

Aesthetic acoustic solutions establish a second business mainstay.

What few people know about Migros.

Versatility is just as key as print quality.

An Impala simplifies and accelerates printing of user interface products.

A second business mainstay built upon quality work, automated prepress workflow and steady optimisation.

Room-enhancing printed shower walls, kitchen splashbacks and wall coverings.

Nyala has helped to achieve a turnaround.

No coincidence that this company has invested in three swissQprint machines over six years.

One family, two businesses, six swissQprint machines – and 7500 square metres of output each week!

How a Nyala helps photographic works to become sculptural.

Printed wall coverings ensure sterility in healthcare facilities but the visual impression is anything but sterile.

Combined offset, screen and digital printing add value and create myriad spectacular solutions.

"Nyala is a source of inspiration for our customers – many of them are artists."

How to handle the most sought-after raw material for footwear and hand-bags.

Personalisable identification bracelets. So that no child will ever get lost again.

When demanding customers don't want to see any dots.

Or: how a manufacturer of custom input systems learned to leverage the strengths of two processes.

"Sometimes we quote for projects without knowing exactly how we'll complete them," Franck Dallefrate confesses.

That's how Silvan Rohner got into digital printing over twenty years ago.

They started out boldly with an Oryx in 2009 – today, Fuchs Werbetechnik is a major market player with four Nyalas.

How an upgrade doubled productivity overnight.

We're crazy about ideas. And we're skilled at putting them into practice. Especially in lenticular printing.

Wallpapers and murals: decorative elements that can also be showpieces.

Year after year, high season is the acid test for all the machinery – and all the workforce.

Two physicists and a glass specialist join forces to develop a unique floor for an indoor sports arena.

When someone claims they can print everything on anything. And then they go and do it.

When they see the amazing look and feel of their prints for the first time.

And far less stress. "My team puts in much less overtime because Nyala is so reliable."

Analogue versus digital. The company's twin mainstays mirror the customer profile.

When it comes to developing prototypes for packaging, this team has no inhibitions about experimenting.

The size of the print run is neither here nor there.