“We cater to the publishing industry, and we use approximately 1,500-2,000 plates per month. We opted for the Kodak Achieve platesetter to meet our rising demands, since it is productive and has a process-free operation.” Naresh Kumar Sirpaul, director, Nikhil Offset, said.

Sirpaul added the process-less technology contributes to sustainability, and this is the reason the company decided to opt for the Kodak Achieve.

“Sustainability and climate protection are playing an increasingly prominent role in all aspects of life, and not even the Covid-19 pandemic has managed to push them off the agenda. Reducing environmental impact has become a factor in recent years in every sector of the economy. We printers are no exception. Sustainability is also high on the list of priorities for customers. Not surprisingly, the prospects of success are better for businesses that opt for sustainable processes,” he said. 

He added, “Monotech Systems has good after-sales support, and they already have a good reputation in the market. It has been a wonderful experience interacting with the team and with their services.”  

Established in 1989, Nikhil Offset’s shopfloor houses a four-colour Heidelberg, a two-colour Heidelberg and a four-colour Komori offset presses, and acts as a one-stop destination for customers.