The distributor added that a number of other parties were close to signing off on the Genius 52 UV model. It announced a sale to Gold Coast-based IBS Cards just last month.

Jet Technologies director Jack Malki said the two-week event, which was held at its Mascot HQ, allowed visitors to trial their own jobs on the machines.

“This is the first year that we have held Future Print and feedback on the format has been extremely positive.”

Malki said that the other products that were well received included the Flexowash cleaning range and the Screen PlateRite FX872II platesetter.

Rapid Labels in Melbourne and Label Partners in Adelaide both placed orders for the Screen flexo CTP device.

The exhibition coincided with PrintEx11, and Jet offered clients a shuttle service back and forth between the trade shows.

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