All set for open house at Hannapak with its new print process

Monday, 01 March 2010

Hannapak open house: The manroland hosted event will allow visitors to see the new generation Roland 700 in full operation firsthand

Hannapak, who recently installed the first Roland 700 HiPrint in Australia, is opening its doors for a manroland hosted open house, which will allow visitors to see the new generation Roland in full operation firsthand.

The invitation only event will include speeches by Steve Dunwell, managing director of manroland Australia as well as Dr. Markus Rall, member of the executive board, manroland AG.

The demonstration of the Roland 700 with InlineFoiler Prindor along with an accompanying presentation will be conducted by Tony Kenney, manroland.

Sam Hanna, sales and marketing director of Hannapak says, “There are many new inline technologies that have not been seen before in an operational environment. Visitors will see firsthand how well the HiPrint performs as well as the design innovation that can be achieved with the inline foiler.”

The open house will be held at Hannapak, North Richmond on March 16, to request an invitation contact Allison Whitelaw This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

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Konica Minolta and Kodak hit the road in Australia
Konica Minolta and Kodak Australasia will host a number of road shows in capital cities around Australia this month. The road shows will extend the partnership formed by Konica Minolta and Kodak Australasia at PacPrint in 2009.

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The world’s largest web offset manufacturer manroland is negotiating the purchase of Swiss newspaper press maker Wifag, with the deal expected to be finalised later this year. No details have been given on the terms, which are likely to be favourable to manroland. Wifag’s turnover in 2008 was around CHF500m, (A$520m) but the 2009 figure is likely to be substantially reduced.