Graphic Art Mart, a national supplier of sign, digital and display materials, has announced a new partnership with Agfa’s inkjet division with the arrangement set to leverage the strengths of both companies to deliver greater support in the Australian market.
The new partnership means Graphic Art Mart will distribute Agfa’s printing hardware range of flatbed, roll to roll and hybrid printers, including the Anapurna and Jeti platorms, throughout the country.
Graphic Art Mart national hardware manager Michael Liveris is excited about the
partnership.
“The Agfa range of equipment includes flatbed, roll to roll and hybrid printers
which are exactly what our customers want to help grow their business,” Liveris said.
Agfa inkjet manager for the Oceania region Michael Culver says both businesses have a unique strength in the market.
“One has a vast knowledge of the roll media sector and the other, award winning printing equipment. This is a great combination for our customers. The Graphic Art Mart team will promote Agfa’s entire range of Anapurna and Jeti platforms across the Australian market.”
Graphic Art Mart is a national supplier of sign, digital and display solutions. Their
commitment is to provide only the best sign, digital, graphic and equipment solutions to the
visual industries by representing world leading industry brands.
Graphic Art Mart prides themselves on the quality of products; excellent customer service and ability to ensure customers have access to the latest technologies available to the market.
Agfa offers hybrid platforms with printing widths of 1650mm, 2050mm, 2500mm, and
3200mm and true flatbed solutions ranging from 2700mm x 1600mm up to 3200mm x
2700mm.
The devices fit many market sectors like POS, Signage, Exhibition, and Commercial.
The range also boasts a dedicated roll to roll machine that can produce at speeds up to
159 square metres and High End Combi devices with a printing width of 2500mm and 3300mm
complete the assortment.
Agfa supplies the devices with the latest LED curing technology, which offers quick start up
times, less power consumption, improved productivity, and in excess of 10,000 print hours
prior to thinking about a lamp change.
It says that, using Agfa’s new LED ink solution, adhesion to problematic substrates becomes a thing of the past and that thin ink layer technology helps reduce running costs dramatically.
Culver concludes, “There are many potential clients in the Australian market that are
unaware of Agfa’s portfolio, but this new partnership will alter that position. In a demanding
environment support is key and Agfa have one of the largest dedicated Technical Support
Teams within this region.”
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