Graphic arts supplier Pozitive showed off new offerings at its open house events in Sydney, including a new Summa flatbed cutting table and its line of Ritrama self-adhesive vinyl films.
Held at Pozitive's facility in Eastern Creek, the open house highlighted the company's range of solutions for the sign and graphics industry. According to Phil Trumble, managing director, the event is valuable for both Pozitive and its customers. "We get a lot more time with them than we would at a trade show, where you're constantly pulled from pillar to post. Here we have a lot more time to sit down, talk, and show our clients what they want to see."
Among the highlights were a colour management workshop using Caldera software; the new Summa F-series flatbed cutting table; and a vehicle wrapping demonstration using Ritrama self-adhesive vinyl films. "Pozitive is the largest Ritrama distributor in Australia. They're a very large manufacturer, although not many people know the name here in Australia. We're very honoured to be able to represent them here," said Trumble.
According to Trumble, there was plenty of interest in the event this year despite short notice. "We only sent the invitations out about two weeks ago, but we've already had about 40 people register, so that's a good turnout. We're really happy with that," he said. "It's a great opportunity to have everyone come and see who we are. Traditionally we're known for equipment, and not many people realise the full range of materials and substrates that we carry, so this allows us to show off the complete range of solutions that we offer."