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Company to capitalise on new opportunities in
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Mumbai,June
28, 2013: HP today announced that Mumbai based Mazda
Imaging is the first company to install the HP Indigo 10000 Digital Press in
India and is amongst the early customers to install the press in Asia Pacific.
Celebrating the launch, Phiroze
Havaldar, director, Mazda Imaging Pvt Ltd commented: “We are extremely happy and excited to be the first company in India
and amongst the early adopters for the HP Indigo 10000 Digital Press in Asia
Pacific. It is truly a revolutionary machine and this acquisition will open the
doors to a host of new businesses for our company. The new B2 size, offset quality
and huge capacity allows us to participate far more effectively in commercial
printing and publishing spaces which were not possible earlier.
He further added, “We have enjoyed a relationship of seven
years with HP starting with the HP Indigo 3050 Digital Press. Over this timethey
have been extremely supportive, innovative and very involved in ensuring that
our presses deliver the highest level of quality. In 2008 we also invested in a
HP Indigo 5500 Digital Press as part of our growth plan and extended the
business into Ahmedabad in Gujarat. Our latest investment in the HP Indigo
10000is an endorsement of our trust and satisfaction in the HP Indigo range of
digital presses and in the HP Indigo team.
Mazda Imaging is a name to reckon with in the local photoprinting
industry and has seized the first mover advantage to enhance its printing
capabilities by installing this press in its current digital set up. In the
photo segment, where Mazda Imaging has a large established all-India presence, Mazda
willbe the first in India to offer a new range of bigger photo books and other
innovative products to photo customers who are looking for something new and
different to showcase their favourite photos.
The HP Indigo 10000 DigitalPress is the first digital offsetqualitypress
in a B2 (20’ x 30’) size formatand it will help drivetheadoption of digital
into mainstream printingby fitting seamlessly into existing offset environments.
An area which has already seen a huge shift is the photo segment where traditional
silver halide prints are rapidly being replaced by HP Indigo Presses due to their
excellent quality.
“Printing companiesconstantly
look to improve productivity, expand capabilities and diversify applications to
deliver more value as well as higher quality products to clients,” said Alon
Bar-Shany, V.P. and GM, Indigo Division, HP.“The HP Indigo 10000 Digital Press
is delivering on its promise to change the economics for our customers by
helping them to produce a broader range of applications that allow them to
increase their profitability.”
Personalisation, variable data printing and the ability produce cost
effective short runs combined with the new size and productivity are going to
radically change the playing field in the coming years.
Momentum ofthe entire HP Digital Press Portfolio continues, with
more than 6,000 HP Indigo
Presses installed worldwide as of the end of January.
Widespread adoption of these solutions,
including explosive adoption in the Asia Pacific and Japan region (APJ), has
driven the analog to digital transformation in the graphics industry and
contributed to the strong growth of high-value digital pages.
Mazda Imaging is in businesses
related to photo finishing catering to the needs of the amateur, wedding,
commercial and advertising professional segments of the photo market. Mazda
gives customers the advantage of a seamless work flow. More information abouthttp://www.mazdaimaging.com/About_Us.html
About HP
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governments and society. The world’s largest technology company, HP brings
together a portfolio that spans printing, personal computing, software,
services and IT infrastructure to solve customer problems. More information
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