Rokset

Painters know when a tool feels right.

The balance, the fibre, the handle, the control — it all matters once the work starts.

Rokset is built for painters who know the difference.

From Aussie made brushes manufactured on-site n 1923 to the market leading painters' bucket made just down the road in 2026, we here at Rokset love and support Aussie quality and ingenuity, with stuff made right here.

1923 — S.L. Prince & Co., Mill Street, Adelaide
1963 — Rokset Brush Co. Ltd., Mill Street, Adelaide
2018 — Rokset, Ragless Street, St Marys
Today — Sequence Rokset Consolidated, Dandenong South

Same country.
Same trade.
Same standards.
Still making proper Aussie tools.

Passed down, recommended, relied on. Rokset has earned trust across generations of painters.

Rokset was built to beautify the world through paint.
But its legacy goes far beyond the brush.
Did you know it helped spawn the global Daw Group?

In the 1950s, Donald Daw set out to find new pigments.
Instead, he uncovered early photocopying technology—and a new direction.

That shift sparked more than one breakthrough.

As well as Research Laboratories Australia (RLA), Rokset led to a global network of companies push the boundaries of imaging and printing.

Including:
🧪 Research Laboratories Australia (RLA) – pioneering toner and electrophotographic technologies
🏷️ IIMAK (USA) – powering global barcodes and supply chains through thermal transfer
🖨️ Specialty Toner Corporation (USA) – advancing wide-format imaging
💡 ToneJet (UK) – developing next-generation digital inkjet technology
⚡ Advanced Imaging Processes (Switzerland) – focused on high-speed commercial printing

From paint on walls… to data on labels, packaging, and paper—Rokset’s DNA lives on in how the world applies colour and images every day.