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July 24 2011
Heidelberg Installs Armenia's First Speedmaster SM 52 Anicolor Press
Monday, July 25, 2011
Press release from the issuing company
Amikus-Print in Yerevan is the proud owner of Armenia's first
Speedmaster SM 52 Anicolor press from Heidelberger Druckmaschinen AG
(Heidelberg). The print shop held an open house for customers and
partners with live demonstrations on the four-color press with coating
unit to showcase the possibilities offered by Anicolor inking unit
technology. In conjunction with the Suprasetter 74 CtP system, the
press enables production at the highest level. Thanks to the enhanced
workflow, the print shop is now even better at satisfying the
requirements of its customers - primarily pharmaceutical companies and
banks - offering top quality and shorter delivery times. Anicolor
technology boosts the company's profitability, with 90 percent less
waste and 40 percent shorter makeready times. Especially in case of
print jobs with light inking, which are particularly common in the
pharmaceutical sector, color consistency over the entire print sheet
is ensured. What's more, the Speedmaster Anicolor press is the best
choice for short runs, which account for the majority of print
production in Armenia.
"Purchasing the Speedmaster SM 52 Anicolor is the third phase of a
complex program to extend our range of machinery," explains Vard
Nazeyan, the owner of Amikus-Print. "We are looking to boost our
business and further expand our production capacities. Our plans for
the immediate future involve opening up new segments on the print
market and intensive further development of Amikus-Print," he
continues. The decision to make this new investment followed a visit
to the Wiesloch-Walldorf plant of Heidelberg in Germany. Specialists
from Heidelberg CIS took care of installation and training.
Amikus-Print staff also benefited from practical training at the
Russian print shop Formula Tsveta, where they familiarized themselves
with the intricacies of the Anicolor press.
Amikus-Print was founded in 2005 and has continued to expand and
improve its production capacities ever since. The company is proud of
its first-class presses and the wide-ranging options they offer for
making top-quality products.
Trend toward new presses among Armenian print shops
Armenia has some 150 print shops and they are increasingly investing
in new presses with state-of-the-art technology rather than remarketed
machines. A second Anicolor press has already been installed at
another print shop, together with new presses in A2 format. Heidelberg
CIS supports Armenian customers with a comprehensive range of
services, including consulting, and perfectly coordinated consumables.
http://whattheythink.com/news/51869-heidelberg-armenias-speedmaster-sm-52-anicolor-press/
From: Baghdasarian
July 24 2011
Heidelberg Installs Armenia's First Speedmaster SM 52 Anicolor Press
Monday, July 25, 2011
Press release from the issuing company
Amikus-Print in Yerevan is the proud owner of Armenia's first
Speedmaster SM 52 Anicolor press from Heidelberger Druckmaschinen AG
(Heidelberg). The print shop held an open house for customers and
partners with live demonstrations on the four-color press with coating
unit to showcase the possibilities offered by Anicolor inking unit
technology. In conjunction with the Suprasetter 74 CtP system, the
press enables production at the highest level. Thanks to the enhanced
workflow, the print shop is now even better at satisfying the
requirements of its customers - primarily pharmaceutical companies and
banks - offering top quality and shorter delivery times. Anicolor
technology boosts the company's profitability, with 90 percent less
waste and 40 percent shorter makeready times. Especially in case of
print jobs with light inking, which are particularly common in the
pharmaceutical sector, color consistency over the entire print sheet
is ensured. What's more, the Speedmaster Anicolor press is the best
choice for short runs, which account for the majority of print
production in Armenia.
"Purchasing the Speedmaster SM 52 Anicolor is the third phase of a
complex program to extend our range of machinery," explains Vard
Nazeyan, the owner of Amikus-Print. "We are looking to boost our
business and further expand our production capacities. Our plans for
the immediate future involve opening up new segments on the print
market and intensive further development of Amikus-Print," he
continues. The decision to make this new investment followed a visit
to the Wiesloch-Walldorf plant of Heidelberg in Germany. Specialists
from Heidelberg CIS took care of installation and training.
Amikus-Print staff also benefited from practical training at the
Russian print shop Formula Tsveta, where they familiarized themselves
with the intricacies of the Anicolor press.
Amikus-Print was founded in 2005 and has continued to expand and
improve its production capacities ever since. The company is proud of
its first-class presses and the wide-ranging options they offer for
making top-quality products.
Trend toward new presses among Armenian print shops
Armenia has some 150 print shops and they are increasingly investing
in new presses with state-of-the-art technology rather than remarketed
machines. A second Anicolor press has already been installed at
another print shop, together with new presses in A2 format. Heidelberg
CIS supports Armenian customers with a comprehensive range of
services, including consulting, and perfectly coordinated consumables.
http://whattheythink.com/news/51869-heidelberg-armenias-speedmaster-sm-52-anicolor-press/
From: Baghdasarian