Yamaha Wall Display

Modular wall mounted display for Yamaha's parts and accessory range

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2017 POPAI Awards

Congrats to the whole team at Selmor Displays for taking home multiple awards at this years inaugural POPAI awards!!

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Our Scan & Discover project, in collaboration with Lateral Systems, for the nice people at Super Cheap Auto was recognised by a panel of industry judges in a number of categories. We were awarded:

– SILVER WINNER for Speciality Retail, Lifestyle & Service Providers in Permanent Displays

– GOLD WINNER for Digital In-Store

– and the overall PINNACLE WINNER for Best Shopper Experience

 

Our continuing work for Nestle Australia and Dolce Gusto was also awarded:

– GOLD WINNER for Consumer Electronics in Permanent Displays

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What if 3D Printing was 100 x Faster?

What we think of as 3D printing, says Joseph DeSimone, is really just 2D printing over and over … slowly. Onstage at TED2015, he unveils a bold new technique — inspired, yes, by Terminator 2 — that’s 25 to 100 times faster, and creates smooth, strong parts. Could it finally help to fulfill the tremendous promise of 3D printing?

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Selmor Displays has moved!

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Due to increasing demand for our design & manufacturing services, Selmor Displays is expanding it’s operations and has moved it’s Design Office to a larger facility in Brookvale, NSW.

We have officially moved into the new Brookvale address and the contact details for our new Design Office are:

 

a: Unit 1, 49-51 Mitchell Road, Brookvale NSW 2100

p: +61 02 9938 3566

f: +61 02 9905 9111

e: info@selmor.com.au

 

So please update your address book and we look forward to seeing you at the new office soon!

The Selmor Team

 

 

3D Printing and Point of Sale

3D printing news

3D Printing has been making quite a stir lately. Regarded as being the start of a new industrial revolution, 3D printing will soon offer the smallest of businesses (and even homeowners) the opportunity to manufacture complicated parts and products affordably from their office.

 

The process involves converting digital CAD models into physical plastic objects by printing thin layers on top of each other until the digital file is fully replicated in 3D. The advantage of this technology is that intricate and low volume plastic parts can be manufactured cheaply and locally. This is in comparison to processes like injection moulding which have high tooling expenses and labour costs that can only be justified by large production runs.

 

As 3D Printing technology matures, so too does the reality that this process could be utilized in the manufacture of Point of Sale displays. Selmor Displays has used 3D printing in the past to prototype plastic components for testing before investing in tooling for injection moulding. Today, custom made plastic components that require injection moulding have only been affordable for displays that will be produced in very large quantities. At Selmor Displays we pride ourselves in being able facilitate both large and small production runs. With the use of 3D printing it will soon be possible to offer intricate plastic component displays for smaller quantity orders, while offering competitive pricing.


The Selmor Team

Happy New Year!

Selmor Displays is well rested and back for another big year!

 

We are now settled in our new office in Belrose and are fully opporational at our larger Moorebank Factory.

With a larger manufacturing capacity and growing design team we are capable of meeting your point of purchase needs no matter how big or small.

 

If you have any questions or queries don’t hesitate to call or email. We look forward to hearing from you in 2013!

 

The Selmor Team

 

Selmor Display’s is Moving!

Due to increasing demand for our design & manufacturing services, Selmor Displays is expanding it’s operations.

 

As part of this exciting new stage in our history we are moving our design office to Belrose, and are proud to announce an expansion to our manufacturing capabilities with a new modern, automated facility at Moorebank.

 

We officially start in Belrose on 26th November 2012, and the address & contact details for our new design office are:

 

C1, 15 Narabang Way, Belrose NSW 2085

Ph: 02 9986 1771

Fax: 02 9986 1772

 

So please update your address book and we look forward to seeing you at the new office soon!

 

The Selmor Team

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What’s the Point of Point of Purchase Displays

POP Displays should be viewed as a investment in the sales process, with a proven track record of increasing sales if employed properly and thought out.

Here are some tips that may help you when including POP displays in your next campaign, to maximise your sales results.

  1. Make sure you choose an experienced manufacturer with creative flair and quality workmanship. They will need all three for a successful outcome.
  2. Discuss your campaign with your retailers early in the planning process to get their buy in, and understand their policies regarding do’s and dont’s in their stores. Get them excited, and remember that you have competitors vying for their attention as well.
  3. Start focusing on POP displays when you’re out shopping. You know how it works when you’re going to buy a new car, and the model you’re looking at seems to pop up everywhere. Its the same with displays when you look for them, then you can see what’s out there you’ll know what will work for your campaign and what won’t.
  4. Be willing to share as much of your campaign strategy as you can with your display manufacturer. They need to understand your sales objectives, your key messages, and your plan for the inclusion of a Display.

At Selmor Displays we want you to be successful. Why not give us a call and let us help you.

Distortion Printing – new techniques with proven technologies

Vacuum forming is not new, display manufacturers have been using the technology for many years to manufacture lightweight original retail displays.

Vacuum forming is the process of moulding plastic material over a relatively inexpensive mould to obtain various shapes that would otherwise require expensive fabrication, which would be cost prohibitive for multiple quantities and not as consistent in quality.

What’s new is the process is applying distortion printing. Using software tools that distort the image so when it is vacuum formed over a particular shape it looks in perspective, just like the logos on football filed.  The 3 dimension is further enhanced with our 5 axis routing machine allowing complex shapes to be cut.

Selmor displays have been using supplying vacuum formed product displays since its inception in the 70’s, and can assist you in creating unique displays for your products catching the consumers eye as they approach your retail space.  Contact us to see how we can help you get the most out of your display investment.

 

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