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About Us

About Our Company

Your partner for equipment solutions in Australia.

Print & Pack is a technology-independent, multi-vendor and supplier-independent provider of printing and packaging solutions. The company is active within the Australasia region and provides solutions for capital equipment and services including machinery equipment, spare parts and technical support.

History

Print & Pack, formerly Ferrostaal Australia / New Zealand which originated from the Dutch company Ferrostaal N.V. and the German company Gutehoffnungshütte Aktienverein für Bergbau und Hüttenbetrieb (GHH), has developed into an industrial service provider with an international distribution network.

In Australia and New Zealand we have gone through various name changes:

Australia

1980: Craven Engineering Pty Ltd
1982: Craven Print & Pack Pty Ltd
1992: Print & Pack Australia Pty Ltd
2002: Intergrafica Print & Pack Pty Ltd
2006: Man Ferrostaal Australia Pty Limited
2009: Ferrostaal Australia Pty Ltd
2016: Print & Pack Australia Pty Ltd

New Zealand

1980: Gibson & Lynch Limited
1994: Print & Pack (NZ) Limited
2006: Man Ferrostaal NZ Limited
2009: Ferrostaal NZ Limited
2016: Print & Pack NZ Limited


About Us FAQs

1How long has Print & Pack been operating?
Print & Pack's roots go back to 1980, operating under several names across Australia and New Zealand — including Craven Engineering and Ferrostaal Australia — before consolidating as Print & Pack in 2016.
2Is Print & Pack tied to one equipment brand?
No — Print & Pack is technology-independent and multi-vendor, representing Bobst, Komori, Q.I. Press Controls, Rodicut and Baumer hhs, so recommendations are based on what fits your production line, not a single brand's catalogue.
3Where is Print & Pack based?
Print & Pack has teams based in Sydney, Melbourne and Auckland, serving customers across Australia and New Zealand.

OUR CREDENTIALS

Print & Pack has represented Bobst, Komori, Q.I. Press Controls, Rodicut and Baumer hhs across Australia and New Zealand since 1980 — through six name changes but the same technology-independent approach: we recommend the equipment that fits your production line, not just the brand we're paid to sell. Our technical team supports installations, servicing and spare parts across Sydney, Melbourne and Auckland.