A plant tour at Cactus Imaging’s Silverwater premises, arranged by the Lithographic
Institute of Australia (LIA) NSW branch, drew in the crowds with more than 60 members
and visitors in attendance

The event, held on 11 April was hosted by Keith Ferrel, general manager – operations, and Nigel Spicer, general manager, Cactus Imaging who generously conducted an extensive tour of one of Australia’s largest digital printing plants in the Southern Hemisphere.

Böttcher managing director Mitch Mulligan said, “Keith, Nigel, and the team were the perfect hosts with an amazing operation and so willing to share their experience. Well, done to all involved.”

Keith Ferrel said, “We are proud of what we have achieved over the years, and we continue to invest in the world’s best large format equipment.

“We have many world firsts in print and finishing equipment. Our printers range from speeds of 400 square metres per hour to over 700 square metres per hour at very high quality, with finishing equipment designed to keep up with the print speeds in our state-of-the-art facility. Our doors are always open and welcoming to the industry.”

David Rickwood (Corrective Services), Gary Bowles (Ball & Doggett) and Adrian Jarvis (Shire Signs) 

Jonny Rumney (Celmac) Carmen Ciappara (Printer Media Group), Keith Ferrel (Cactus Imaging) 

Julian Lowe (Durst Oceania), Mike Williams (NSW LIA), Nigel Spicer (Cactus Imaging) 

Justin Kirkland (FUJIFILM Australia), Emmanuel Buhagiar (Imagination Graphics) Ray Berwick (Smartech Business Systems) 

Mark McInnes, Ronin and Sandy Phillips (Amari Visual Solutions) 

Mitch Mulligan (Böttcher Australia), Nick Tuit (Kwik Kopy), and Glenn Moffatt (Cactus Imaging)

 Lynne Morrow (Morprint), Irene and John Stimson (Retirees) 

See the full photo gallery in the May edition of Australian Printer.

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