Lucknow-based commercial and printing company Amber Press has completed the Topaz 64 LD with a 125mm processor capable of producing 27 plates per hour at 2400 dpi. Wafa Abbas, director of Amber Press, said the print market is too price-sensitive: “We printers have to choose the best solution at an affordable price, and Topaz fits the bill.”
New Delhi-based Ankita Communication purchased a Topaz 128 LD with a 125 cm processor. The imaging equipment can produce 40 plates per hour at 2400 dpi. Lalit Gupta, director of Ankita Communication, said: “As a prepress company, we are seeing a growing demand for plates and we need to meet that demand. We have upgraded our existing Topaz machines with new Topaz machines. will increase from 1200-1400 to 1800-2000 plates per day.”
New Delhi-based Shree Shyam CTP has completed the Topaz 48 LD with an 85 cm processor capable of producing 21 plates per hour at 2400 dpi. Punit, managing partner of Shree Shyam CTP, said: “The number of offset presses in the industry is growing, especially in our geographic region, so we want to increase our production from 400 to 800 plates per day. Version”.
New Delhi-based OSR Scan, current user of Topaz, has signed an agreement with a Topaz 128 LD equipped with a 125 cm processor capable of exposing 40 plates per hour at 2400 dpi. OSR Scan Managing Partner Mani Gaba said: “As existing users of machines and technologies, we have hands-on experience with machines. Therefore, we have decided to replace our existing machines with larger, faster and more advanced versions. We produce 1,000 plates every day. We expect that with this new machine we will be able to produce about 1600 plates a day.”
Kulbhushan Khorwal of Kapoor Imaging said: “Our focus is on consumables. We source quality products from US RBP suppliers such as Topaz plates, Kinyo blankets and chemicals. Our deal with CTCP will increase our share of the plate market. More than 50 machines CTCP was just two years away. We now have a turnkey solution for machining 1750mm wafers using ultra-wide 1850mm very large format (VLF) processors.
Post time: Nov-03-2022