Photo Park Digital Press, one of the biggest color labs in India, has purchased two new HP Indigo 7K presses, taking its total fleet of HP Indigo presses to eight. Photo Park aims to use HP technology to provide printing services to international markets and expand its network to other regions of India.
Photo Park, which was established in 1979, started its first color lab in 1983 in Trivandrum, now Thiruvananthapuram. “Photopark stands for ‘symbol of quality,’ which has helped us to serve more than 25% of the photo industry’s requirements directly and indirectly in Tamil Nādu and Kerala. With new technology, we started to serve the domestic and international market too,” said Francis, managing director, Photo Park Digital.
“With HP Indigo’s technology, we have extended our service in the printing press industry with a real color printing solution. We aim to be one of the best printers in the industry, offering uncompromising customer satisfaction and best-in-class services. Photo Park is one of the biggest photo printing companies in India and is enhancing its expertise and capability. We want to be India’s preferred photo book production partners,” Francis said.
A Appadurai, country manager, Indigo & Inkjet Business Solutions, HP India, said, “Over the last decade, the digital printing industry has undergone a tremendous transformation. With the revolution of HP’s digital printing press for the photo and commercial printing industry, our customers can innovate and technologically advance their offerings to meet the evolving needs of the market. Photo Park is a classic example of how they have expanded over the years. We are proud to collaborate with them once again. We are confident that their trust and faith in HP’s digital technology has helped them achieve the highest standards of print quality.”
The Photo Park Digital Press and HP teams at the installation. Photo HPHP Indigo Digital Presses are designed to help print owners become smart suppliers with access to a wider variety of materials, more versatile media options, and an increased color gamut beyond CMYK. With advancements in A3 printing speed, adaptability, and operating efficiency, customers can now employ an HP Indigo Digital Press to meet any need, the company says.
The HP Indigo 7K Digital Press provides printers with many applications, premium quality, and color for photo and commercial printing. As photographers are sensitive to facial tones, the HP Indigo Digital Press usually prints using the 6-color process to capture specific hues.
Unlike conventional printing methods, the 7K allows high-quality printing for photo applications, allowing the users to achieve its maximum color gamut using innovative vivid pink and vivid green Inks. With the use of different papers and the 7K press, Photo Park can produce high-quality albums that are lightweight, waterproof, and last long.
