Discover the Power of Print
For over 40 years, Johns Print Centre (JPC) has been South Australia's trusted name in printing. Specialising in large-format printing, our state-of-the-art UV flatbed printers deliver stunning banners, signage, point-of-sale (POS) materials, and much more.
But we don’t just print—we bring your vision to life.
Print surrounds us in our everyday lives: on the bus stops where we wait, the buses we pass by, the posters lining the streets, and the banners at the festivals we attend. And this is only some of the mediums that print is on. It’s easy to forget how much print media shapes our world.
So, why is print still so powerful, and why choose it over digital advertising? Isn't print dead?
We’re here to tell you: Print is far from dead!
In fact, it’s a powerful tool in your advertising arsenal. The possibilities with print are endless—from unique paper stocks to custom shapes, you can create something truly extraordinary. But the key to unlocking the full potential of print lies in partnering with the right print company.
That’s where JPC comes in. Whether you’re running an event and need eye-catching banners, launching a new product, or going through a rebrand that requires fresh signage and print materials, JPC is your comprehensive partner for all your print solutions. With over 40 years of experience, we know how to make your brand stand out.
At JPC, we’re more than just printers—we’re creators and innovators. Our blend of imaginative thinking and meticulous execution ensures that every project not only meets but exceeds your expectations. We thrive on bringing creativity to the forefront while maintaining the highest standards in quality and service.
Ultimately, our mission is simple: to help your brand shine in a crowded marketplace. When you choose JPC, you’re choosing a partner dedicated to your success, equipped with the latest technology and a team passionate about delivering outstanding visual communications.
Ready to elevate your brand with the power of print? Partner with Johns Print Centre today.
