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Q.I. Press Controls' successes in Indian market growing fast! Ahmedabad,
February 2006: The management of Q.I. Press Controls India has
proudly announced that it is making very fast progress in winning
over the Indian printers' market to the high-tech systems in Q.I.
Press Controls' IRS programme.Vijay Pandya, Managing Director of Q.I. Press Controls India said: ‘In India, there is great demand for auxiliary equipments for fitting on new and existing web-offset presses to improve the productivity and quality of the printed matter. Q.I. Press Controls can deliver exactly what Indian web-offset printers are looking for: easy-to-operate, proven equipment with State of Art technology to match every printing press configuration and every printer’s requirements. An added benefit is the excellent cooperation between Q.I. Press Controls and the various press manufacturers, which is very important for the customer/user working with IRS colour register systems. A final must is that the investment costs can be recovered without too much trouble,’ adds Vijay Pandya. In the latter half of 2005, Q.I. Press Controls India launched some important projects in Indian newspaper printing companies. Several Manugraph and TPH web-offset presses will be fitted out with Q.I. Press Controls' IRS. Some telling examples: •
Dainik Bhaskar Group in Ahmedabad is having its new Manugraph
Hiline newspaper presses equipped with six IRS systems for automatic
colour register control on full-colour webs• Dainik
Bhaskar Group in Baroda is having a new Orient Excel Press
equipped with two IRS systems for automatic colour register control
for full colour webs • Jagran Prakashan Ltd has placed an order for
the installation of twenty two IRS systems for automatic colour
register control on full-colour web printing on its TPH Orient
36000 presses at various print locations • The Indian Express in Mumbai has similar TPH Orient web-offset presses ordered equipping with thirty two IRS systems for automatic colour register control for full-colour web printing at various locations
IRS = Intelligent Register System (also handles the ribbon control) For more information see the website www.qipc.com
or contact Mr. Vijay Pandya, Managing Director |
Q.I.
Press Controls will be exhibiting a large stand, number D23 in
Hall 4 at the IPEX in Birmingham from 4 – 11 April 2006.
Extensive demonstrations of the complete product line are organised
there: IDS, IRS and IQM - a complete printing press automation
programme which leads the field for ‘lights out printing’
in the future. Vijay Pandya is looking forward to demonstrating
the Q.I. Press Controls products to lots of interested fellow
countrymen!