Bharat Bhardwaj of DigiPrints said, “Our reason for investing in the AccurioPress C7090 was partly because we wanted to have a unit area of our business that could help us improve our printing, especially when it came to the production of booklets.”

He said receiving a sample print from Konica Minolta left his in awe of its speed and excellent quality, as the booklet was ready in just 20 minutes. 

“The optional inter-cooler curl eliminator, SEAD X 3,600x2,400 equivalent dpi x 8-bit resolution, Simitri V toner technology, were outstanding tech integrations that enabled accurate front-to-back registration. Konica Minolta’s assistance has been excellent, acclimating us to the system’s environment, designed for high-performance short-run printing,” he added.

DigiPrints was established in 2023 in the small town of Kanti, situated in Mehendergarh, Haryana. The company specialises in the publishing industry. It produces a variety of printed materials, including newspapers, periodicals, books, and directories. Involved in creating and distributing printed materials, DigiPrints serves local and regional audiences in their town of 9,000 people. 

DigiPrints is involved in the manufacturing of calendars, diaries, stickers, and school certificates. It caters to different customers from educational institutions to small businesses, individual clients to other printers. Our activities have, therefore, generated an involved society with a solid base to continually turn to for uniform and reliable printouts.

Currently, DigiPrints is a small but dedicated team of four individuals. It comprises two experienced editors, one skilled designer, and one marketing specialist. 

Bhardwaj said the AccurioPress C7090 will mark the beginning of an exciting new chapter for DigiPrints. “In the long term, we aim to move operations to a bigger city where we can cover wider markets to help us continue growing. With this investment, we are not only looking at improving our existing services but also laying the platform for our future growth and expansion,” he concluded.