• The 2006 Komori Lithrone LS-840P 8 Colour press.
    The 2006 Komori Lithrone LS-840P 8 Colour press.
  • Horizon CABS-500 Perfect Binding System 135
    Horizon CABS-500 Perfect Binding System 135
  • Horizon 2008 CABS-5000 Perfect Binding System.
    Horizon 2008 CABS-5000 Perfect Binding System.
  • 2010 Ryobi 925 5 Colour press with coater.
    2010 Ryobi 925 5 Colour press with coater.
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Liquidator PKF Melbourne is selling off several big-ticket items from collapsed Melbourne printer Graphic Impressions, which closed its doors early this month reportedly owing hundreds of thousands of dollars to creditors.

Auction house GraysOnline is organizing inspection visits to the former Graphic Impressions factory at Mulgrave in Melbourne and is now taking offers on four major pieces of equipment:

2006 Komori Lithrone LS-840P 8 Colour press;

2010 Ryobi 925 5 Colour press with coater;

Horizon 2008 Model CABS-5000 Perfect Binding System;

2014 Heidelberg Plate Setter & Plate Processor.

More details here.

Enquiries: Melbourne Customer Service mel-ind-cs@grays.com.au or (p) 03 9427 4202.

If you would like to organise an inspection or make an offer on one of the units, please email Scott Matthews at scottm@grays.com.au.

Offers Close on Tuesday 19h April 2018 at 5.00pm.

About 60 employees from Graphic Impressions and magazine publishing partner Blitz Publications lost their jobs when the two businesses went under early in March. Blitz, which opened in 1986, owned nine magazine brands for the health, fitness and lifestyle industries, while Graphic Impressions was established in 2001 and specialised in sheet fed offset production, both in-house and for magazine and book industry clients. The companies shared the same address at 1 Miles Street, Mulgrave in Melbourne’s south-east, and were owned by Silvio Morelli, who has been unavailable for comment.

The sale of Graphic Impressions' intellectual property and goodwill, including the customer list, data files, software, domain names, telephone numbers and logos, was being handled separately by Richard Rasmussen of Ascent Partners.

 

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