DD Enterprises invests in Ricoh to maximise output

Over the last 10 years of printing business, DD Enterprises has grown into versatile activities, serving customers across various sectors. Now, leading the company, Pooja Agarwal, proprietor of DD Enterprises, is focusing on further developments in business with constant investments in modern machines, such as the new Ricoh Pro C7500. She is joined by her husband Deepak Agarwal as a business partner at DD Enterprises. 

“In digital printing, we extensively engage in variable data printing and print-on-demand jobs, catering a wide range of end products such as brochures, pamphlets, business cards, catalogues, stickers, direct mails, envelops, etc,” Deepak Agarwal said, adding, “Moreover, we are also specialised in printing and production of various other applications like banners and signage graphics. Graphic designing and website development are also part of our core activities in business.”

In addition to the new Ricoh Pro C7500, which is the key to the company’s digital printing, DD Enterprises currently runs a line of other machines of different technologies, formats, and configurations including a Canon ImagePrograf TX-5300 large-format printer for signage and display graphics. On the other side, the company’s post-press division is also equipped with an array of fully-automated perfect binding, cutting, and other finishing equipment from Vulcan, Jindal, etc. 

“Our recent purchase of the Ricoh Pro C7500 has cracked a new dawn in our digital printing. This digital production press has enabled us to engage in higher productivity, using a broader range of lightweight and heavyweight media,” Agarwal said. 

He added, “The Ricoh Pro C7500’s flexible media handling capability makes us confident to use the broadest range of stocks to produce newer applications. This press can handle the lightest media of 40gsm up to the heaviest one of 470-gsm.”