TechNova Pune seminar focuses on PoliJet
It’s time for change said TechNova's representative, from analog to its iCtP plate, at a seminar which was held on 17 July, 2015 in Pune.
18 Aug 2015 | By PrintWeek India
Of these, there are 170 PoliJet installations in the book printing and publishing segment all over India.
The speaker list included Anand Latkar from Comp Print Kalpana, Girish Joshi from Padmarekha Arts and Nandprasad Barve from Shree Om Printers and Ravi Joshi, President, Pune Printers Association.
Rahul Shah of Tek Max Publication who is one of the users of PoliJet plate in Pune, stated, “With the increasing cost of negative film and the availability of film becoming more and more stringent, it’s time to change for publishers from analogue system to digital workflow which is PoliJet System.
To-date there are 120 iCtP installations in Maharashtra. The major iCTP clusters in Maharashtra are Mumbai, Pune, Kolhapur, Sangli and Aurangabad.
According to a TechNova spokesman, "PoliJet is the most affordable inkjet CTP solution designed exclusively for book publisher and printers." Plus it has benefits such as low cost during the usage. This is particularly handy for the computer-to-plate process which eliminates expensive films and paste-up jobs, in-house printing and it is suited for line, text and spot colour applications.
TechNova offers a cost-effective, easy-to-use method of producing plates. iCTP solutions have benefited the customers and it has prepared them to embark on the CTP journey.