Printcentre's previous owners John Davies
and John Doyle will stay with the company, which works in screenprinting and
wide format.

With two SIAS Multiforma 2.2 x 1.5 metre
screenprinters and a fully automated Chim92 screen reclaiming unit, plus
various ancillary screenprinting equipment, Printcentre provided a complete
service for its customer base. It moved into wide format with an Inca Eagle H
wide format printer from Fujifilm Sericol, followed by an Inca Columbia soon
after, giving the company a foothold both in screen and wide format digital.

Brite Solutions managing director Thia
Chandrajit said the Printcentre acquisition was a strategic move to increase
the company's presence in the important Melbourne market. The company has had a presence in Melbourne for some time, but the Printcentre deal, which
became effective on February 1 this year, gives Brite a comprehensive wide
format digital and screenprinting production capability in Victoria.

Brite Solutions now operates in Sydney, Melbourne,
Brisbane and Auckland.

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