We Have Our Own Offset Printing Press That Is Operational 24*7 In Delhi. This Helps Us Enhance Our Capability As A Print Partner And Serve Our Clients With Excellent Offset Printing Options In A Time Bound Manner.
We Have Complete In-House Set Up With Complete Binding House.
Printing Machines-
- 5 Colour-Komorilithron Gl37(25*37)-1
- 4 Colour–Heidelberg-Cpc-28*40
- Cutting Machines, Folding Machine, Perfect Binding Machine, Envelop Pasting Machine, Die Cutting Machine, Lamination Hot Thermal/Cold, Wiro&Spiral Binding, Thread /Section Sewing Machine, Spine Making Machine, Shrink Pack Machine.
Kinds OfPrinting Us Offer-
- Offset Printing
- Digital Printing
- Screen Printing
- Laser Printing
We Print
- Brochures/Folders/Catalogues /Flyers
- Newsletters/Magazines
- Posters
- Packaging Material
- Calendars
- Diaries
- Labels
- Paper Bags
- Publication Books
- Govt Books
Offset Printing Is The Most Widely Used Printing Technique In The World. Due To The Low Price Of The Print And High Quality Of Printed Products It Is Used In The Production Of Packaging, Commercial Printing, Printing Of Labels And Other Printed Products.
The History Of The Offset Is Linked To Lithography Or Stone Printing. In The Period Between 1796 And 1819, AloisSenefelder Succeeded In Making A Printing Form On Which The Printing Elements And Free Surfaces Were In The Same Plane. The Stone Surface Is Protected On A Way That Free Surface Is Hydrophilic (Has A Feature To Receive Water), And The Printing Surface Is Hydrophobic (Water Repellent).
After Moistening The Stone, The Free Surfaces Are Coated With A Thin Layer Of Water That Reflects The Ink, While The Printing Form Takes The Ink Itself. The Technological Process Is Therefore Carried Out By Wetting The Surface Of The Stone, After Which The Oily Ink Is Applied To The Entire Printing Form. The Ink Remains Only On The Printing Surface Where There Is No Water –This Is The Principle Of Lithography.
Lithography Printing Is A Direct Printing Technique, Which Means That The Printing Form And Printing Medium Are In Direct Contact During The Process Of Printing. In 1904, American W. Rubel Constructed An Additional Rubber Cylinder Through Which The Printing Ink Was Indirectly Transmitted To The Print Media.
Since Then, The Offset Printing Technology Has Changed Significantly, Even Though The Physical Principle Of Printing Is Identical. These Days The Most Commonly Used Printing Form Is Aluminum Plate From 15 To 70 Microns Thick Coated With A Photo-Sensitive Layer. Getting The Printing Form At The Beginning Was A Completely Analogous Process. Over Time, With Digitalization Of Photographic And Preparation Processes, Was Used A Film That Was Digitally Illuminated On Ctf(Computer-To-Film) Devices. In This Way Color Separations Were Obtained And Were Transmitted To The Printing Plate By The Subsequent Lighting Process.
These Days, The Printing Plate Is Developed By Direct Illumination At A Ctp(Computer-To-Plate) Devices.
Thus Developed Printing Plate Is Mounted On The Plate Cylinder In The Printing Machine. Within The Printing Machine There Is A Complex System Of Cylinders (Plate, Blanket, And Impression) And Rollers (For Wetting And Inking) Which Synchronized With The Transport Transferees The Ink On The Printing Substrate. With The Transport Of Media (Paper, Cardboard…) On Which The Motif Is Printed Throughout Four Basic Printing Units (Cmyk), A Color Print Is Obtained. Modern Offset Printing Machines Often Have More Than Four Units In The Series, And Along With The Basic Cmyk Inks, Additional Units For Varnishing Or Units For More Colors (Like Pantone Colors) Are Often Used, Which Increases The Gamut Of Prints Or We Can Print A Specific Color According To The Customer’s Wishes.
The Basic Configuration Of The Offset Printing Machine Consists Of One Printing Unit, Such Machines Are Called One Color, While In Larger Printing Companies We Can See Machines With Eight Or Ten Printing Units. With These Machines In One Pass Can Be Printed On Both Sides (4/4). Depending On The Type Of Media On Which Is Printed, Offset Machines Are Divided Into Two Main Groups: Sheetfed Printing Machines (Print On Individual Sheets Of Paper Or Cardboard) And Web Printing Machines (Print On Continuous Rolls Of Paper). Sheetfed Printing Machines Are Most Often Used For Commercial Printing And Printing Of Packaging, While Web Printing Machines Are Used For Label Printing (Narrow Web Roll) Or In Newspaper Printing –Offset Rotations.
Today, The Share Of Printed Materials By Offset Technology In The World Is Estimated At 40 To 45%. After World War II, The Share Of This Technology Was About 50%, But It Was Replaced By Other Technologies, Such As Flexoprinting. These Days, Digital Printing Technology Has Also Negatively Affect On The Share Of Offset Printing On The Printing Market.
Sheetfed Printing Machines Are Produced In Formats FromB3 To B1 And Larger. Printing Speeds Is Up To 18,000 Sheets Per Hour, While The Speed Of The Web Presses Are Far Higher.
Offset Machines –Fast And Sophisticated
On The Other Hand, New Technologies Implemented In Offset Printing Machines Brings Easier Management And Faster Plate Changing, Which Significantly Reduces The Time Of Preparation Of The Order.
It Provides Strong Support For Frequent Switching Of The Jobs And Cost-Effective Production Of Small Orders. The Price Of Plates Have Also Been Reduced And The Offset Continues To Race With Digital Printing In Producing Smaller Orders.
High-Automated Offset Printing Machines, Besides High Speed And Lower Cost Of Production, Have Up To Six Times Less Waste Which Significantly Is Affecting The Profitability Of The Entire Production. Lack Of Flexibility That Is Attributed To “Sluggish”Offset Technology Changes With The Using Of The New Uv Inks. Materials Printed With Uv Inks Directly From The Printing Press Goes To The Finishing Process Without The Need For One-Day Drying In The Warehouse And The Buyer Sometimes Can Receive His Order In Just A Few Hours After The Order Is Made.
