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Indian newspaper and commercial presses equipped with IRS

Indian printers convinced of register system Q.I. Press Controls

The demand for automatic register control systems from Q.I. Press Controls is growing exponential in India. Q.I. Press Controls India Pvt. Ltd. has agreed delivery of IRS colour and cut-off register systems for three new projects: an automatic colour register system for TPH for Amar Ujala and automatic colour and cut-off register systems for IPP in Noida near Delhi and Print House India in Navi Mumbai.

Mrs. Amila Singhvi, Managing Director International Print-O-Pac

In close cooperation with The Printers House, the new 3 towers Orient 36000 newspaper press from Amar Ujala will be equipped with an automatic colour register control system. TPH advised their customer to choose the IRS system because of their good experiences with both the product and the company Q.I. Press Controls. The most important reasons from Mr. Kamlesh Avasthi from Amar Ujala to choose for the IRS were the reliability and the proven technology of the high-tech system with which quality improvements and waste reduction will be realized.

Mrs. Amila Singhvi (Managing Director) from IPP in Noida has chosen for the IRS automatic colour and cut-off register system for their Solna 4 unit commercial press. Mrs. Singhvi explains that a supplier that demonstrates to be a good partner has an advantage in considering possible systems. She also adds that the high-tech CCD technology of the system and the small register marks convinced them that the IRS register system is the best system for them.

At Print House India Pvt. Ltd. in Navi Mumbai, Mr. Pramod Hendre (Director) and Mr. Narendra Attarde (Technical Advisor) explain that they have chosen for the IRS automatic colour and cut-off register system for their existing Komori System 35 commercial press because quality is very important to them. They already have good experiences with Q.I. Press Controls’ automatic cut-off register system and the assurance of good performance and the good relation with Q.I. Press Controls gives them their confidence in the system. Mr. Attarde states that they especially like the small register marks (0,02 x 0,02 mm) and the user friendly and easy to maintain system.

Q.I. Press Controls India can meet the increasing demand well. The last few months tens of new employees have been trained intensively in cooperation with the European Headquarters to provide the Indian customers local service and support. Furthermore Q.I. Press Controls India is busy with the establishment of a new office and factory building in Ahmedabad.