SEICON is a base print management business representing Australia’s leading specialist print trade suppliers. We offer a complete range of commercial printing, promotional material and signage solutions at the most competitive pricing.

Combining this with our extensive industry experience and product knowledge, with the latest in printing technology, gives us a competitive advantage. Add this service with our web design components, and we can ensure your company maintains or improves its current branding impact. We are offering a full print brokerage service to all our customers. We source the best prices for your print projects and have the added advantage of in-house graphic designers which collaborate with you on the design of your projects, with guided knowledgeable printing options, to a direct delivery service. This means your time can be better spent focusing on your customers, whilst we handle the print.

Add this service with our web design components, and we can ensure your company maintains or improves its current branding impact.

With SEICON we are combining our extensive industry experience and product knowledge, with the latest in printing technology, giving us a competitive advantage.

SEICON is not about cheap fast turnarounds – we love selling quality products at great prices, whilst ensuring to print manage every project large or small to guarantee the highest quality saving you time and money.

Fast and cost effective delivery of your orders is important to us. With SEICON you can arrange delivery where and when it suits you.

What is a print broker and why do companies choose them over printers?
Print brokers help companies to co-ordinate their printing requirements by using a number of printers with differing skills and equipment. They also manage the process to ensure that printed material is available to specification, to budget and on time.

Isn’t that the same as using a printer?
No, it isn’t. A printer will have a specific set of skills and the equipment to match. Printers will try to persuade you to use their service rather than the services of another printer with the skill and equipment you actually need. Alternatively, they’ll outsource the work, but since they don’t know much about equipment they don’t work with, they won’t necessarily give you the best option.

Print brokers have relationships with many printing firms. They know their strengths and weaknesses and can ensure that a printing task is given to the best possible service provider. Because print brokers deal with a full spectrum of printers, they are better informed as to the processes involved and can give you better advice.

Surely it’s more expensive to use a broker!
Not necessarily. Because printers will try to match your jobs to their equipment instead of using the right equipment to produce what you need, it can actually work out a lot more costly.

In addition, Print Brokers are eligible for trade discounts. That means that even after they’ve added a mark-up to cover the cost of their service, they’ll still offer prices that are as good or better than those you’d get by ordering direct from the printers.

You also save on time and effort. Your print brokers will co-ordinate all the players: the people who prepare the artwork as well as the printers and will follow up for you to ensure that your material is ready on time.

If you use a printer, you deliver the artwork yourself. If there’s anything wrong with the artwork, the printer can always say that you provided them with the wrong material in the first place and expect you to pay for unusable material. A broker, on the other hand, manages the whole process and will either arrange for artwork to be done on your behalf or check your artwork carefully to ensure that there are no issues.

Most businesses will approach a printer with high-profile shop-fronts and offices as well as sales representatives – these things cost money and aren’t necessary for printers who just print. Your broker will know who to approach and you’ll get a better price because they often choose printers you wouldn’t otherwise know about and who don’t have big overheads.