Industry supplier Total Image Supplies has recently committed to holding selected stocks of Lamination System machines on its floor in Melbourne, making these products more easily available in Victoria.

Total Image Supplies director Tyson Buechler said the company is excited to bring the new range of Lamination System laminators and finishing equipment to the greater Melbourne market for in-house demonstrations and to showcase purpose.

Lamination System sales manager Andrew Leis said this move also means the companies’ clients can now view a select range of Lamination System’s highly successful machines locally.

“Lamination and Total Image Supplies have been working together for more than 10 years and this move allows our Victorian clients and prospects to experience the latest in print finishing equipment locally,” Leis said.

Total Image Supplies has on display Lamination System’s Sign Easy 1600 Pro S2, the Sign Master Mini Table 918, and the popular Sign Easy 650D machines.

The Sign Easy 1600 Pro S2 is a mid-sized laminator that has been redesigned to feature larger 130mm silicone rollers with infrared heating to 125°C. It has also gained fully adjustable pneumatic roller controls. Some big features have also come across from the Sign Master range including a rear control panel, auto stop, metre counter, along with increased speed.

The Sign Master Mini Table 918 is an application and mounting table that has been designed to provide fast and efficient mounting of vinyls and prints to boards, foam, glass and other substrates commonly used within the sign and framing industry.

The Sign Easy 650D is a hot and cold laminator that easily allows for high-quality poster and plan print lamination, cold lamination, and cello lamination.

Total Image Supplies also recently held an Open Night for Kwik Kopy clients to see these machines and an assortment of equipment up close and personal.

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