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Mimaki has announced the launch of a full UV print-and-cut solution, consisting of the 3.1 metre large format flatbed UV printer, JFX600-2531 and the flatbed cutting plotter, the CFX-2531. Both solutions will be demonstrated together for the first time at the Mimaki Experience Centre in Amsterdam during FESPA 2024.
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Women in Print is delighted to announce the opening of ticket sales for our iconic 2024 Breakfast Series. The Breakfast Series will be held across six states starting on 30 April and running over two weeks. The series has kicked off earlier than previous years to accommodate industry travel to drupa later in May. Tickets are now available for purchase, including group and table bookings.
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Leading Australian-based graphic arts solutions provider Currie Group and Italian robotic cutting and automation specialists, Elitron, have announced an exclusive channel partnership which will see Currie Group supply the Elitron range of cutting systems for digital print, packaging and textiles to print service providers in Australia and New Zealand.
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Regrettably, increasing numbers of business insolvencies across the board are a fact of life in Australia. Every insolvency administration or liquidation has its own back story and sometimes it can be a chain reaction or ricochet from someone else going broke. Even priority creditors like employees can be left waiting for months or years for restitution.
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Visitors to Ricoh’s drupa stand in May will be invited to experience something called the HENKAKUVERSE, a virtual production environment where they can learn about how Ricoh’s leading edge technologies can be harnessed for the benefit of their print operations.
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Berger Textiles, distributed in Australia by Ricky Richards, will use the FESPA expo to unveil EVO, an extended range of GRS-certified textiles covering all Soft Signage applications, as part of its wider Sustainability Manifesto and uses recycled PET fibres.
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The Sign & Print Career Connections program, an industry-wide initiative featuring six associations to attract new talent to the print, sign and wider graphics sector, will make its debut the week beginning 11th March at the Victorian Careers & Employment Expo in Melbourne.
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The Administrators of Starleaton Holdings and SDS Bidco, Cathro Partners, will reconvene the adjourned 2nd meeting of creditors on Friday 15th March, for the purpose of creditors voting on whether to accept the DOCA (Deed of Company Arrangement), proposed by one of the directors, or to Liquidate the companies. In either scenario, a return of between 0 and 3 cents in the $ to unsecured creditors is the likely outcome, with ex-employees doing better at 83-100 cents in the $.
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Ball & Doggett and Coldenhove, renowned manufacturer of high-quality paper products for dye sublimation printing, are proud to unveil a strategic partnership aimed at ensuring a smooth continuity of supply to existing Coldenhove users. The supply chain was temporarily disrupted when the previous distributor entered administration.
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Queensland-based Holler Print has announced its official launch, ushering in a new era of large format printing and signage solutions in Australia. With a focus on quality, affordability and efficiency, Holler Print aims to become the go-to destination for businesses seeking premium printing services tailored to their needs - without the premium price tag.
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In under two weeks, from 19th – 22nd March 2024 at RAI, Amsterdam, FESPA will open the doors to its annual Global Print Expo, co-located with European Sign Expo, Personalisation Experience and Sportswear Pro. With a strong focus on product innovation and delivering education and inspiration through a comprehensive content programme, the events will support visitors to unlock new opportunities in speciality print, signage, personalisation and sportswear.
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Epson Australia has announced its 40th anniversary of operations in Australia. The company will use its 40th year to continue its legacy and introduce exciting new products in large format printing, projectors, office and industrial printing. Epson Australia has achieved numerous milestones over the last 40 years which include currently being recognised as the number one brand in Australia for projectors, large format printers, thermal receipt printers and consumer ink tank printers.
Epson Australia MD Craig Heckenberg says: "We are thrilled to commemorate this significant milestone in our company's history.”
Epson Australia is a wholly owned subsidiary of Seiko Epson Corporation that represents over 80 years of Japanese craftmanship, engineering and environmental excellence. The company started out in November of 1983, with a small team of 20 people in the suburb of Frenchs Forest on the northern beaches of Sydney.
Since then, the company has been at the forefront of advancements in print and projection, delivering the highest quality, reliability and service to its Australian customers.
Throughout the journey, Epson Australia has played a central role in transforming industry and improving the way people and businesses communicate their creativity, craftmanship, ideas and messages.
The company’s recent environmental initiatives include partnering with EARTH HOUR, the world’s biggest movement to protect our planet, sponsoring the Royal Botanic Gardens of Sydney and transitioning to 100% renewable energy across its entire operation in Australia and New Zealand.
Seiko Epson Global President, Mr Yasunori Ogawa ( in Australia this week to help the 40th celebrations), says: "I would like to 
Epson President Ogawa congratulate Epson Australia for their 40th anniversary and offer my thanks for the dedication and support of all the employees, partners and customers who have made this possible. Epson is committed to achieving sustainability and supporting the community and no group company embodies this commitment more than Epson Australia. I look forward to working with everyone to achieve even greater success both for Epson Australia and the wider community.”
These achievements underscore the company's commitment to excellence and its pivotal role in driving innovation and growth in Australia.
“We are very proud of our achievements and success over the last 40 years. As such, I must thank all Epson staff both past and present, our channel partners and customers for contributing to this success. We now focus on the next 40 years and on creating continued growth through providing innovative products and services that make a positive impact to the lives of our customers, their businesses, and their communities,” says Heckenberg.
Today, the company’s product portfolio consists of home and office printers, scanners, thermal receipt printers, projectors, large format printers, industrial print solutions and a wide range of software tools that enhance the productivity and usability of its products and provide more value to customers.
The company has also expanded its team to over 150 people across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth and Auckland with offices and showrooms in each location. As such, its nationwide service coverage and remote support capabilities ensure minimal disruption and quicker turnaround times, even in remote locations.
Heckenberg concludes: “Again, it’s the hard work and dedication of our team, their proven track record of providing the highest level of customer service and the support from our customers which has led to our success. Whether it be at home or work, we pride ourselves on helping our customers get the most out of our products and services and to be there for them when it really matters. Looking ahead, we have a lot more to accomplish and we pledge to continue to play our part to protect the environment by working with our customers and industry to help solve societal issues, strive for sustainability and improve quality of life.”
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“The packaging industry stands on the brink of a major transformation, with paper packaging emerging as a leading alternative to plastic and glass." This quote sums up to seismic changes happening in packaging today, according to Elena Knight, Marketing & Content Director for FuturePrint.
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Onyx Graphics, Inc.,one of the pioneers in wide-format digital printing and RIP development, is set to preview ONYX 24 and unveil ONYX Sync at FESPA 2024, Amsterdam this month. Version 24 introduces features such as automated multi-layer printing, seamless mobile device integration, and advanced print quality assurance.
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The Australian Fashion Council (AFC) in partnership with Epson Australia, commissioned RMIT to quantify the true value of the Victorian textile, clothing & footwear (TCF) manufacturing sector. Micro (digital) garment factories are driving the $1billion sector.
- Highcon signs memorandum of understanding with Kissel + Wolf Australia
- Cover Styl Architectural Vinyl Films now available through Spandex
- Ball & Doggett in strategic partnership with eProductivity Software for MIS, ERP & W2P
- Three new 12-channel wide format printers from Canon
- Two weeks to go for ASGA's free workshop to boost business
- Kongsberg PCS announces NZ distribution partnership with Total Supply
- ASGA Queensland Bowls Night a great success on the greens
- Starleaton DOCA update – as two more Sign printers claim non-delivery of equipment paid for
- RolandDG to be sold and privatised
- Epson becomes the first international corporate to partner with Earth Hour
- FESPA confirms Feature Programme for Amsterdam next month
- Jet Technologies opens new Brisbane facility
- Fedrigoni buys assets of Mohawk Paper
- Starleaton - 2nd creditors meeting told a DOCA has been proposed
- Ricky Richards saddles up with Cowboys in shorts sponsorship deal
