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New eLearning link on website
In conjunction with FESPA we have launched a new eLearning link on our website - see the link below. The eLearning courses are receiving good reviews and already some of our Australian members have taken advantage of opportunity. Click on the link below to find out more....
Membership Survey
NSW Region are conducting a survey on what Members want from their membership. I urge you to complete the Survey so the Federal Board can add more benefits to the already growing list of membership benefits. Click on the link below to download the Membership Survey.
Benefits Showcase
Something new - each month in this newsletter we will be showcasing a member benefit. Many members are not aware of what they can achieve from their membership. So each month we will give you full details of a member benefit. This month we are showcasing the SGIA ASSIST benefit. Any technical problem answered. Your own personal advice line available by email or phone. Just another quality SGIAA member benefit.
Half Price advertising on the Website and Newsletter for Members
Just a reminder that advertising is available on the website and also on the newsletter, with members receiving a 50% discount on the advertising rates. Download the form on the link below to find out more.
Members Kits on the way
Within the next week the members kits will be posted out. Keep a look out for them and have a look at the new FESPA Community details.
Regards
Clem Johnson |
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As a member of SGIAA you have all the benefits available from the international Association SGIA. One of those benefits is a advice line. If you have a technical problem, a software problem or a managerial problem there is help at the end of the email line or phone line.
Some days, you dive right in. Sometimes everything goes swimmingly. Sometimes you feel like you're in over your head. As an SGIA member, you’ve got a virtual consultancy at your fingertips. We call it ASSIST and you can enjoy the free benefit by e-mail or by phone. It’s even a toll-free call. Did we mention there’s no charge for this? That’s right. Tap into ASSIST as often as you like. If you’re an SGIA member it’s free. Gratis. Complimentary. Get the picture?
When you’re stumped — whether it’s a technical issue, a software snafu or a management mess — just give us a shout. We’ll hook you up with an expert or peer who has faced the same challenge you’re battling — and you’ll get an answer fast.
www.sgia.org then click on the ASSIST logo
Our service providers are ready to answer a wide variety of managerial and technical questions.
Your own personal technical and other problem assistance service - all for just your SGIAA membership.
Do you have a digital ink problem - go to ASSIST
Do you have a substrate problem - go to ASSIST
Do you have a screenprinting problem - go to ASSIST
Do you have a software problem - go to ASSIST
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What do you want from your Membership ?
SGIAA NSW is conducting a survey to find our what members want from their membership. So members complete the survey on the link below and fax to the SGIAA office on 02 9774 3255.
NSW region will be putting the surveys returned into a draw for a prize of and iPod.
Return your survey to be in the draw to win an iPod.
Any queries please call 1300 135 568. |
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AUSTRALIAN COPYRIGHT COUNCIL’S 2008 TRAINING PROGRAM
Are you making the most of the copyright in your work? Worried about people using your images without permission? Or wondering what you can do if clients don't pay for using your work?
It’s copyright law that enables photographers and graphic designers to protect their work and make a living from it. The Australian Copyright Council is running a special training session that explains how copyright can help you maximize your income, and how to avoid falling foul of copyright law yourself. These practical, 2-hour sessions will be delivered by the Council’s specialist copyright lawyers. Topics include:
* who owns copyright
* what clients can do with your work
* when clients don’t pay
* putting work on websites
* taking photographs in public places
* logos: some things to think about
* responsibility for copyright, model and location releases
Where & when
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Adelaide Fri 31 Oct 2008
Brisbane Fri 12 Sep 2008
Melbourne Fri 2 May 2008
Perth Fri 30 May 2008
Sydney Thu 14 Aug 2008
See http://www.copyright.org.au/training2008.htm for more information and details about our other training seminars. |
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Super changes to come into force soon
Changes to super from 1 July 2008 may affect the way some employers calculate the super guarantee contributions they make on behalf of their employees.
From July employers must use ‘ordinary time earnings’ to calculate employees’ super guarantee contributions. Ordinary time earnings, as defined in the super guarantee law, is generally what an employee earns for ordinary hours of work. It includes over-award payments, shift loading or commissions but excludes such things as overtime.
Most employers are already using ordinary time earnings to calculate super guarantee. Some employers however, are using other methods, such as earnings outlined in industrial awards or existing employment agreements. The changes will ensure all employees are treated the same for super guarantee purposes.
Tax Office Deputy Commissioner Neil Olesen said the Tax Office wants to make sure employers are ready for the changes. To help employers prepare for the changes a fact sheet Checklist for salary or wages and ordinary time earnings is now available on the Tax Office website www.ato.gov.au .
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SGIAA has launched an Australasian Pavilion at FESPA Asia Pacific 2008
The first FESPA Asia Pacific is taking place 28-30 November in Bangkok, Thailand.Had you thought of exhibiting?
FESPA has designed some “off the shelf” packages to enable you to have a corporate presence at FESPA Asia Pacific 2008 and literally “walk on” to the stand and exhibit!
The Australasian Pavilion is open to SGIAA members only and the price includes:
Shell scheme Fascia name panel A1 Graphic Showguide entry Basic Furniture (1 table and 2 Chairs) Carpet Literature shelf Publicity in SGIAA literature 2 spotlights and 1 electrical socket Administrative support from SGIAA Show Freight Forwarding Service
Packages are limited and demand is expected to be high so act now to reserve your position in the SGIAA Pavilion at FESPA Asia Pacific 2008.
To find our more call 1300 135 568 or email admin@sgiaa.asn.au |
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DISPLAY POWER
"We strive to make you look good"
30 Dell Road, West Gosford, Australia,
www.displaypower.com.au
Phone: (02)4322 0400 Fax: (02)4322 0500
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Display Power is approaching its tenth year of business in May 2008. Coming from a start-up company to be a specialist supplier and installer of digital retail and corporate graphics and sign elements nationally.
Display Power was conceived by John and Susan Knight having just sold their group of 3 digital print retail shops, Display Power was intended to keep them both occupied until retirement. Little did they know what was ahead!
John had also spent years in the hospitality industry where customer service is critical to success. As a result he brought the same service focus to the world of digital printing. As John says “Customer service and satisfaction are imbedded into our culture, our team will always go the extra mile to ensure our customers deadlines are met. Exceeding customer expectations of quality and service are what Display Power is all about”.
I believe the success of Display Power is due to this attitude. We constantly strive to make our customers’ lives that little bit easier by being cooperative and flexible in meeting their needs. Also, the broad technical background of both management and staff really helps.
Our greatest challenge, like many businesses, is getting the most productivity out of an eight (or twelve!) hour day and consistently meeting ever increasing tighter deadlines.
Initially our focus was on display printing, progressing to a fully fledged digital printing and finishing company with a full range of wide format print and signage technologies. Experiencing steady growth Display Power found it necessary to acquire a larger facility in 2004.
Today our business focus is on four main segments. Retail display; trade show and exhibition displays; general indoor and outdoor signage and digital vehicle wraps.
Last year we were invited into Asia to manage the installation of digital graphics in Singapore and Hong Kong for a major European sports brand, successfully managing the logistics of local conditions. This project has heralded a stronger focus on the installation side of retail graphics and signage, and a closer association with the retail industry.
As the pace of change in our industry accelerates , membership of SGIAA has proved invaluable in assisting management to assess and position the company for the future..
SGIAA membership offers the tools and resources to tap into wide ranging international market and member experiences.
On a more personal note we are proud of the achievements and contribution of our team and appreciative of the long association and support of many of our corporate clients,
who have continually stretch our resourcefulness and challenged our innovation and diversity.
Looking to the future, it’s clear that electronics will play an increasing role in this fast changing industry . We are currently positioning Display Power to meet the challenges and opportunities of our digital age. |
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Megaink Digital a.s. signs an Exclusive Agreement with Fujifilm Sericol Australia Pty Ltd
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Megaink, one of Europe's leading providers of digital inks announces exclusive distribution agreement with Fujifilm Sericol for the Australian wide format inkjet market.
Brandys nad Labem, Czech Republic – May 19th, 2008- After making headlines in March of this year by announcing its merger with INX International, Megaink Digital a.s. has announced today that it has signed an exclusive distribution agreement with Fujifilm Sericol Australia. This move will allow Australian wide format ink users access to high-quality products and services now supplied by Megaink to most parts of Europe, the Americas, Africa and the Middle East.
Fujifilm Sericol Australia manufactures and distributes UV, solvent and textile digital inks, screen printing inks and consumables, narrow web inks and other related products. With its large team of dedicated staff and nationwide distribution, Fujifilm Sericol was an ideal partner to support Megaink's products in the market.
Talking about this new agreement, Avi Bukai, Megaink’s Director of Business Development, said “We are delighted to be able to join forces with Fujifilm Sericol in order to further develop a positive market for wide-format printing inks in Australia. We hope that our leadership in the digital market in other continents, together with Fujifilm Sericol’s strong presence and support network in Australia, will lead to great new business opportunities for both companies.”
Mark Brown, General Manager of Fujifilm Sericol Australia, added “Fujifilm Sericol is excited to be working with Megaink and to be the sole distributor of their products in Australia. Megaink’s high quality and innovative inks will perfectly complement our existing offer of digital products and printers as well as allow us to broaden our offer for wide format printers.”
Alex Nussem, International Director of Sales, concluded by adding “We feel confident that our new agreement with Fujifilm Sericol Australia will strongly benefit our existing and future customers in Australia. It will provide increased access to our unique products backed up by the superior services offered by Fujifilm Sericol. We look forward to the future of this new partnership and to being able to showcase our products throughout this market.”
www.megaink.biz
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| Fujifilm Sericol rolls out the Acuity HD2504 RMO
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Fujifilm Sericol Australia Pty Limited announces the release of the highly anticipated Acuity HD2504 roll media option. Launching in June 2008, the roll media option for the flatbed Acuity HD2504 provides customers with the versatility of being able to print on both rigid and flexible media. The roll media option supports substrates up to 2.2metres wide with a maximum roll weight of 50kgs.
Manufactured with the view to incorporate both Flatbed and Roll to Roll technologies, the Acuity HD2504 can be upgraded with the roll media option on both new and existing installations. Printers can meet all of their customers campaign needs including POP, banners, posters, illuminated or rigid signs and much more with this breakthrough technology.
The Acuity HD2504 provides a fast return on investment and ongoing savings derived from the variable drop size technology, using up to 35% less ink than a six colour machine. Fujifilm Sericol continues to add value to the relationship through their experienced technical assistance, applications support, software and colour management specialists.
The Acuity HD2504 with Roll Media Option will be demonstrated at the upcoming Image Expo in Adelaide (June 12th and 13th)
For more information or to arrange a demo, contact Fujifilm Sericol Australia on 1300 650 504 or visit www.fujifilmsericol.com.au |
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SGIA’s Equipment Evaluations Help with Purchasing Decisions
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New Mutoh printer evaluations allow direct comparisons to other devices
Fairfax, Virginia - Before you buy your next wide-format, solvent inkjet printer, check out SGIA’s latest Digital Equipment Evaluations on SGIA.org, Keyword: Evaluation.
The new reports feature detailed evaluations of Mutoh America Inc.’s solvent inkjet printers. The reports — conducted on-site by SGIA staff and formatted to provide SGIA members with comparisons of wide-format output devices — offer unbiased evaluations for the following Mutoh printers:
- ValueJet 1304-54
- ValueJet 1608-64 Hybrid
- ValueJet 2606
- Spitfire Extreme 100
“The latest evaluations expand the range of digital devices SGIA members can accurately compare across manufacturers, helping them make confident equipment purchases that will work best for their operation,” said Johnny Shell, SGIA’s Vice President of Technical Services.
Evaluations for wide-format devices made by Océ, Roland DGA Corp., Mimaki USA, EFI VUTEk and MacDermid ColorSpan Inc. (now part of Hewlett Packard Co.) also are available.
In an effort to provide value-added comparisons for garment decorators, SGIA will soon release similar digital equipment evaluations for direct-to-garment digital output devices from manufacturers Brother International Corp. and Kornit Digital Ltd., Shell said.
Access the growing database of digital equipment evaluations now at www.sgia.org, Keyword: Evaluation.
SGIA — Supporting the Leaders of the Digital & Screen Printing Community
“Specialty imaging” comprises digital imaging, screen printing and the many other imaging technologies SGIA members use, including those they’ll tap in the future. These are the imaging processes and technologies employed to create new products and to enhance existing products including point-of-purchase displays, signs, advertisements, garments, containers and vehicles. Make the most of your specialty imaging business. Take full advantage of the information on www.sgia.org, and experience the specialty graphic imaging industry firsthand at SGIA ’08 (Atlanta; October 15–18, 2008).
SGIA press releases and artwork are available at www.sgia.org
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| 2008 SGIA Business Growth Survey Report Now Available |
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Fairfax, Virginia — Using the Internet and new ad campaigns, 40 percent of the SGIA Business Growth Survey respondents plan to grow their business by increasing internet sales in 2008. Other imagers will grow by hiring staff, adding equipment and new products.
Of the respondents, 49 percent of the imaging community are planning to offer new products this year. Garment decorators (25.7 percent), graphic producers (35 percent) and industrial-use printers (45.7 percent) say these new product lines are the reason they are purchasing equipment in 2008. Most imagers will pay cash for their purchases of equipment about one third of the time.
The report offers a complete analysis of actual equipment purchase plans as compared with planned purchase projections from 2006, 2007 and 2008 broken down by industry sector: Graphic Producers, Garment Decorators, Industrial-Use Printers and Suppliers/Distributors.
To see the most-purchased equipment in each sector, members can access the complete survey report free of charge, online at SGIA.org, Keyword: Surveys. The summary also is online at SGIA.org and available to all interested parties.
“Almost half of imagers reported that finding new customers is difficult,” said SGIA’s Business Information Associate Katy Lellelid. “But most are overcoming this challenge by launching new marketing and advertising campaigns because they see the need to expand to new markets to stay profitable.”
The Business Growth Survey ran from mid-March to mid-April and collected information about sales per employee.
Other survey reports posted online include the 2008 Financial Outlook Report, 2007 Safety Inititives Survey, and 2007 Wage & Salary Survey. For more information visit SGIA.org, Keyword: Surveys.
SGIA — Supporting the Leaders of the Digital & Screen Printing Community |
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| What REACH means for EU importers
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If you import any goods into the EU then REACH could affect you. This leaflet gives basic information to help you understand what REACH is, what you might need to do and where to find more information.
What is REACH?
REACH (Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals) is the new system for controlling chemicals in Europe.
It became law in the UK on 1 June 2007. You need to understand the ways it might affect you as an importer.
What chemicals are covered by REACH?
From 2008, chemicals imported into Europe in amounts at 1 tonne per year or more will need to be registered with a new European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) in Helsinki. Chemicals in these amounts, imported in mixtures and in some cases in articles, may also need to be registered.
There are a few exceptions including radioactive substances, those in customs for onwards export outside the EU, in transit and waste (as defined in EU Directives). Some chemicals, eg human and veterinary medicines, food and food additives, intermediates have reduced requirements and some will be treated as if they are already registered. More information on what is covered can be found at the UK REACH Competent Authority website www.hse.gov.uk/reach. |
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| FESPA DIGITAL PRINTING EUROPE ATTRACTS STRONG ASIA-PACIFIC AUDIENCE
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Show drives further exhibitor bookings for FESPA World Expo Asia-Pacific 2008
FESPA’s second Digital Printing Europe exhibition, which took place from 1st to 3rd April 2008 at Geneva’s Palexpo exhibition centre, attracted an increasingly diverse international audience, including a significant number of screen and digital wide format printers from Asia-Pacific, looking to explore the latest innovations in the sector.
Overall the show attracted similar visitor numbers to the inaugural event in 2006, with 12817 visits recorded over the three days comprising guests from Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia-Pacific and the Americas. Excellent attendance levels were recorded for Asia-Pacific with nearly 150 printers from the region visiting the show, representing 15 individual countries. Marcus Timson, FESPA Event Director for Asia-Pacific comments: “We are delighted with the number of individuals from Asia-Pacific that attended our digital show. This illustrates the strong interest among the region’s print community to explore the latest industry developments and innovations in the wide format sector, and their confidence in FESPA’s ability to deliver a worthwhile, content-rich event experience.”
Greg Stone of GJS Machinery Pty Ltd comments: “As an Australian distributor of dye sublimation equipment and consumables, it is important to attend international exhibitions to monitor future developments in the industry. FESPA Digital Printing Europe 2008 also gave me the opportunity to build stronger relationships with our current suppliers and meet prospective suppliers in person. This exhibition was my first FESPA event and it exceeded all my expectations in terms of size and diversity of products and services on show. I am looking forward to FESPA World Expo Asia-Pacific in Bangkok later this year.”
Several exhibitors in Geneva also confirmed their interest in the emerging Asia-Pacific markets, by booking their stands at FESPA World Expo Asia-Pacific 2008. With more than six months to go before the event, key industry players including Epson, Konica Minolta, NAZDAR, Bordeaux and GCC have also booked their places, impressed with the quality of FESPA’s digital events, FESPA’s professionalism, industry expertise and strong brand.
Exhibitors at FESPA Digital Printing Europe 2008 expressed their collective satisfaction with the international spectrum of visitors, and their decision-making authority. Many vendors commented that the majority of discussions were with someone with a genuine ability to make or influence a major purchasing decision. This is borne out by the visitor data, which indicates that over 40% of individual visitors to the show were owners or general managers of their businesses.
Timson continues: “Research that we conducted in the Asia-Pacific region, along with feedback from Asia-Pacific visitors at FESPA Digital Printing Europe 2008, further reaffirms the clear need for a high-calibre, pan-regional screen and wide-format printing event dedicated to the unique interests of the Asian-Pacific printing community. Our launch event in the region, FESPA World Expo Asia-Pacific (28th – 30th November) in Bangkok, will aim to inspire printers and help them acquire the know-how to effectively grow their businesses and maximise profitability.” |
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| FESPA ACQUIRES iMAGEWORLD MEXICO EVENT FROM ST MEDIA GROUP
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FESPA has acquired all rights to the imageWorld event (Centro Banamex, Mexico City, 21-23 August 2008) from ST Media Group International, with the aim of expanding the event under a new brand – FESPA Mexico World Expo.
ImageWorld has established itself over the past decade as Mexico’s leading trade show for the sign making, screenprinting and digital imaging industries. FESPA assumes complete responsibility for all sales, marketing and operations of the event with immediate effect, though ST Media will remain involved with the show in a consultative capacity over a five-year period.
The show, which will run to its original schedule in August under the new FESPA Mexico World Expo brand, already has 3100sqm of allocated space, including prominent industry brands such as Canon, EFI VUTEk, Fujifilm Sericol, Gandi Innovations and HP. FESPA’s first move as the event’s new owner has been to expand the available floor space by 25% to accommodate demand from first-time exhibitors, and to reinforce its investment in promotional activity to attract the highest calibre audience of decision makers to the event.
FESPA managing director Frazer Chesterman explains, ‘In recent years, in response to clear demand from the marketplace, FESPA has demonstrated a commitment to expanding our event portfolio into strong emerging markets. These include, for example, the successful launches of FESPA India and its Digital spin-off, and the forthcoming FESPA Asia-Pacific event.’
‘Like these markets, demand for wide format print is booming in Mexico. The economic and political landscape is more stable than ever, and the time is right for FESPA to branch out into the region. ImageWorld has established itself as a successful forum for the Mexican imaging market. Now, our ambition is to expand the show, appealing to a broader community of screen printers, signmakers and digital print service providers, as well as textile and garment manufacturers in Mexico and the wider Latin American market.’
FESPA Mexico World Expo will be co-ordinated by FESPA event manager Michael Ryan, who has been pivotal to the growth of FESPA’s shows, both in Europe and in other emerging markets such as India. As part of FESPA’s in-house events team, Ryan has contributed to the growth of the FESPA exhibitions, including a sell-out FESPA Digital show in Europe, and brought two successive Indian events to fruition. The last international FESPA event in Berlin in June 2007 attracted a record-breaking 24,232 visitors, including 300 from Latin America.
Ryan, a Spanish speaker, will be supported locally by Humberto Garcia, ST Media’s local representative for the show, who will continue to handle Latin American advertising sales for Signs of the Times and Screen Printing en español, the region’s leading publication for the signage and graphics industries. Michael and Humberto will both have the support of FESPA’s exhibition organising team, based in the UK. FESPA board member Ricardo Rodriguez Delgado will take on an ambassadorial role for FESPA in the region, with a focus on cultivating relationships with the printing community in the region, including trade bodies, vendors, distributors and service providers. A former president of FESPA, Ricardo has been closely involved with the organisation and its Iberian associations for many years.
‘We believe FESPA brings a number of critical strengths to this show that will enable it to grow significantly in the future under its new identity,’ said Tedd Swormstedt, president of ST Media Group International. ‘FESPA is very well positioned to build the international representation at the show and expand the breadth of imaging technologies displayed there. We are very pleased to be working with them in our continuing efforts to provide information to Latin American signage and imaging professionals, a market we have served for over 15 years.’
Revenues from FESPA events are reinvested in a dynamic programme of educational and training initiatives, seminars, conferences, industry summits and publications to support screen and digital print service providers. These are delivered through FESPA’s network of member associations and associate members, which currently covers 34 individual countries.
Frazer Chesterman concludes, ‘Feedback from vendors and print service providers tells us that there is a need for a world-class event in Latin America which brings together global brands and local distributors, while providing a showcase for innovation and a forum for learning and knowledge sharing. We look forward to working with ST Media and its titles, as well as other key industry publishers in the region to develop and deliver a stronger and expanded FESPA Mexico World Expo event. Beyond that, we see FESPA playing a key role in the positive development of this sector in Mexico and more widely in Latin America for many years to come.’ |
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Funny Animal Series - Always try to help a friend |
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SAKURAI SC102A 1-Color 28" x 40" Cylinder SCREEN PRESS Manufactured 1985 SN RT008685 SPE Millennium 3025C / MH UV Lamp System Manufactured 3/1997 SN 4987-0397 Press Footprint:
Infeed 5' x 6' wide
Press 8' x 6'
UV cure 7' x 6'
Associated equipment 4' x 4' power supply, 4' x 4' pumps, power control 3' x 2'
Call 845-753-6000 or email info@functionalmaterials.com |
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Roland SC 545 EX Print/Cut machine.As new hardly used,20 months old.1.37m wide with bulk ink system (solvent) ,post dryer,take up roller,just serviced and still under warranty.Versa Works software.Surplus to requirements.Cost $48,000.00,selling $29,000.00 ono.
Kurrajong NSW PH 02 4573 2684 email info@flyingcoloursdesigns.com.au |
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LINT FREE WIPES
We are a niche manufacturer and supplier of Sakurai Lint Free Wipes, PuriWipe Foam Paddle Swabs, Specialty Gloves and other printer consumables supplying to the Australian and New Zealand digital inkjet printing and DVD manufacturing industries.
Our products help to maintain delicate Print Heads and DVD manufacturing equipment in optimal working condition.
Contact: anthony@soyee.com.au Tel: 02 9792 8893 |
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Business For Sale -
Industry Leading Manufacturer of Screen & Digital Products
If you have been contemplating an expansion move, or would like to diversify your profit centers, then this could be the chance you have waiting for.
This business has been established for over 2 decades and has been under current ownership for 6 years. Our client has deliberately structured itself to be a primary candidate to supply goods and services to Multinational and Blue Chip clientele. The success of this multi award winning business has been built around the high performance of the diverse range of state of the art and modern plant and equipment that gives them the capacity to provide their services and finished goods without delays or complications usually associated with performing large jobs.
All key systems and infrastructure have been strategically built and implemented to maximise the efficiency of the operation of the business. All working units of the business function under one roof of a gigantic manufacturing plant that includes all Head Office, Sales and Support staff.
It is rare that such an impressive and prestigious business becomes available on the open market. Ideal for acquisition/merger, the business may also suit a smart investor with associated expertise.
For more information on this business opportunity please contact Gregory Belonogov at Hallmark Business Sales on (07) 3876 6888 or gbelonogov@businesssales.com.au . Please quote the business reference number 5059 and how you heard of this opportunity. You will be required to fill out a confidentiality agreement in order to receive detailed information on this business. |
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