Hosur Cluster Pack Prints invests in Komori

According to SAR Selvaraj, managing director, Hosur Cluster Pack Prints, the new Komori kit at Hosur Cluster Packs Prints was the need of the hour. “We needed such a robust offset press that could handle graphic prints of all kinds, including commercial as well as packaging applications for both short- and long-run jobs. The Komori Lithrone G37 fits our requirements perfectly,” he said.

He added, “After reviewing a handful of offset presses, we felt that the Komori Lithrone G37 is the best fit for us. The machine’s inherited Japanese technology and competitive cost impressed us as well. It’s highly flexible and can handle a whole gamut of print applications in newer quality and textures as we have never done before, across all for commercial and packaging print graphics.” 

The Lithrone G37 is equipped with an evolved version of KHS-AI integrated control system for quick print start-up. “With its advanced features and tremendous capability, we found this press suitable not only for long-run jobs but also for various print-on-demand products,” Selvaraj said, adding that the Lithrone G37, being an OffsetOnDemand press, is paramount to meet the needs of short turnarounds and short-run prints.

Capable of offering a maximum printed sheet size of 640x940-mm, Komori Lithrone G37 delivers printed sheets up to 37-inch in width and is capable of handling print outputs of standard A1 poster size. Its flexibility in layout criteria like bindery register marks has gathered a new footing for Hosur Cluster Pack Prints towards innovative printing and production of graphics out of the ordinary. 

Incorporated in 2017, with a team of 18 well-experienced people, Hosur Cluster Pack Prints has been serving clients from diverse sectors. “We have a clientele comprising reputed brands as well as walk-in individuals and jobbers who regularly come to us for commercial and packaging printing jobs,” Selvaraj said. 

Geographically, Hosur Cluster Pack Prints serves its clients based in Tamil Nadu and Karnataka.