Printecq Technovation (P) Ltd production is looked after by the promotor Director Nagendran Ramanathan, who is in the printing industry for more than 35 years,  says:
“A combination of the equipment’s capability and their cost effective selling point offers the potential to revolutionise die-cutting industry. Though the industry is revolutionised by digitalisation in Pre-press & Press, Post-press was a missing link in terms of perfect finishing & turnaround time, which is fulfilled by the pace and versatility of laser technology to complete the digital cycle of a print job.

As our state always surprised the world by embracing new technologies with the largest number of Digital Presses in the World including high-end HP Indigos; this laser post press & finishing facility will become a part of the print industry soon.  With its bed size of 19in x 13in, which perfectly suites the Digital Presses with their short & shortest quantity runs with quick turnaround time and it opens up a world of new possibilities. No expensive hard dies have to be made, also while saving storage space for the idly kept hard dies after a job. Printed sheets post press work, like die-half cutting and full die-cutting with engraving option.  Creative jobs like invitations, greeting cards, gift boxes with intricate designs etc. Finished samples or prototypes for client approval can be produced easily. Very intricate design finishing jobs are effortlessly possible, which would be way too fine for a hard die – it really does open up a world of fascinating possibilities for the prospective end user.”

“The technology has to be seen to be believed as this is an affordable and practical solution, ideal for today’s commercial print marketplace, where it has become a necessity for a job to be completed by the printer within a short turnaround time to do as many jobs as possible in a day to survive. This aspect is very much prominent in Kerala being a typical market of short runs. We have made pricing affordable for short quantity works with die-cutting needs, which was not to be dreamt of till this facility is being introduced.”