The equipment listed includes a number of late model Heidelberg perfectors as well as some older presses, multiple platsesetters and finishing kit.

Frank Todisco, former director of Printlinx, told ProPrint that the machinery was from a number of sites.

ProPrint has been told that one of the sites mentioned, Energi Print, which went into administration on 6 November, remains subject to legal proceedings, including certain equipment.

Todisco said the “phone hasn’t stopped ringing” since the brochure was sent out.

He added that Energi Print recently lost long-time customer ACP Magazines. Production of covers of the publisher’s magazines, including Women’s Weekly, has been placed with other suppliers.

The Printlinx group of companies includes John D Harris, M&M Binders and Printing Authority of Tasmania.

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