Miglani said the investment came about because he wanted to upgrade his existing Konica Minolta printer to the latest model capable of handling media of up to 400gsm. “The decision to upgrade has tremendously increased our productivity and profitability, and it has allowed us to handle a much wider range of print jobs,” he said.

Miglani added, “We have been using Konica Minolta printing machines for quite some time and our experience with the brand has been extremely satisfying. Both its pre- and post-sales support is among the best in the market, while the machine itself offers smoother and convenient functionality.”

Miglani established Karizma Album Binder in 2011, which the family also run two more printing business — Gurujee Albums and Pawni Printing Point in Haldwani.

Karizma Album Binder is primarily in the business of printing albums. Its target customers are printers and printing presses. “We produce around 25,000 prints per month on average,” Miglani said.

He said as Konica Minolta printing machines deliver top-of-the-line print quality at low costs and minimum wastage, it will allow the company to increase its profitability. “This is the biggest reason for choosing the machine over other brands in the market,” Miglani concluded.