According to Manugraph, ‘Traditional web offset can now be combined with digital HP thermal ink jet technology to add variable data and graphics to otherwise static pages. This combine allows customers to print serial numbers, repeat, skip, random numbers, print regular or two dimensional bar codes, RSS or complex codes without numbering or a bar coding tower.

“Condot System is a renowned name in providing digital numbering and bar coding business solutions. Together, we want to start a new dimension in the web offset with digital numbering and bar coding manufacturing space. This will pave a way for customers to not only increase their efficiency but we hope will fuel business growth in the printing sector,” said Pradeep Shah, managing director of Manugraph.

These hybrid solutions will help customers in not keeping their press idle and can instead be used to print different jobs like booklets, bank & educational forms etc. This flexibility not only enhances but increases the productivity of Manugraph presses enormously. The facility of retrofitting Manugraph presses with Condot ink jet technology is also available.

This collaboration comes closely behind Condot’s partnership with Sweden’s Mathews Swedot in February last year which has seen them reap considerable rewards.

Manugraph and Condot claim they would work with each customer to ensure specifically designed hybrid printing solutions for their facilities.