John Wall, sales director, Roland DG Australia says, “PacPrint was definitely a success for Roland DG, and we believe we had a positive impact on the market with the innovative technology on display and the campaigns running throughout our stand.”

Wall says, “It is a big commitment to exhibit at a trade show like PacPrint. However, it was definitely worthwhile for Roland DG this year as we made plenty of sales through our authorised dealers, with hundreds more leads to follow up.”

There were two sales of the new Pro4 XF-640 at the show, with ADS Australia purchasing the machine from Roland DG dealer AVS, while Vital Signs upgraded from a previous Roland DG device to the Pro4 XR-640.

During the show, Roland DG ran a competition giving away the exclusive Body of Work Portrait of Pavarti print, with Roland DG’s panel of judges including executives from Roland DG Japan.

On the last day of the show, Suzi Kerr from Belladonna Digital Imaging was selected as the winner of the Portrait of Pavarti print.

During the show hundreds of posters, banners and other collateral was printed on the Pro4 XF-640 at 30, 63 and 102sqm per hour, and were delivered to Oxfam Australia, World Vision Australia, and SurfAid over the next few weeks for various campaigns these organisations are running.

Wall says, “We would like to thank the Roland users who attended the Roland stand to share their experiences with others. The Roland users were well received on the stand and had many useful conversations with customers and prospects.”

“We are always humbled by our users who are willing to support us in this way. I would like to thank all our users on behalf of Roland DG for your support and loyalty over the last 25 years,” concludes Wall.

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