Jaipur's Printer’s Club puts its trust in Komori

There are plans to add more Komori machines and here’s the reason why. 

Earlier, not so long ago, Printer’s Club used to manage quality printing using three pre-owned Komori presses. “We had some print quality issues while using the pre-owned presses. To resolve the issues, we first installed a brand new Komori Enthrone 29 around one year and two months ago. The differences we noticed in print outputs amazed us. so within three months, we placed the order for the second press,” Nitin Kumar Verma, CEO and founder-director of Printer’s Club said.

Since its establishment in 2018, Printer’s Club has been serving clients from different sectors. With a team of more than 250 staff, the company owns a complete machine portfolio comprising the two key Komori Enthrone 29 presses and a line of pre-press, press, and post-press machines and equipment, including a couple of CTP systems and 15 printing machines for job works. 

“Now, our two Komori presses are running 24x7 because we keep doubling business volume annually, in which we attempt to increase 10-12% every month,” Verma said, adding that they have to sustain it by adding two more Komori presses — perhaps, one is ready to deliver next month, while the other may take around 6–8 months.   

On choosing the Komori, Verma said, “Komori’s services are readily available anytime, anywhere, for everyone. After using the brand new Komori presses, almost 80% to 90% of our customers’ complaints have been reduced and deliveries are on time. After all, Komori is economical as it matches with the general philosophy, a penny saved is a penny earned, which we strictly follow.” 

Printer’s Club offers its customers a long list of high-quality products, among which is a collection of special visiting cards. “We produce quality visiting cards in 98 categories, maintaining a minimum order of 500 cards, a reasonable order quantity for such quality products,” Verma said, adding that the company delivers the products to clients based in any part of India, right from Kashmir to Kanyakumari, and from Gujarat to Assam or ahead up to Manipur, within seven days.

The next big plan of Printer’s Club is to invest in 10 more new Komori presses. In this, Verma said, “As of now our focus is predominantly on North India. But our next plan is to expand at the pan-India level reaching out to North-East region. For that, we will need 10 more Komori machines.”