
Provin Technos, the Indian distributor for RMGT sheet-fed offset presses, has installed six RMGT presses at printers across India. These are Benchmark in Noida, Prime Printers in Mumbai, and a printer in Manipal in Karnataka.
According to information provided by Provin Technos, Benchmark (formerly known as Orange Planet) has invested in two brand-new RMGT 9 series – 920ST 4-color presses. A second-hand Ryobi 920ST 5-color press with coater has also been added to expand their production capabilities.
Benchmark has around 50 years of experience in the printing industry and has built a reputation for excellence, reliability, and customer service.
The Karnataka printer, who did not want to be named, has invested in two brand-new presses – an RMGT 920ST-4 color press and an RMGT 920PF-8 color perfector press. While the 4-color press has already been installed, the 8-color perfector is under installation.
Mumbai-based Prime Printers has opted for an RMGT 920ST 4-color press. “It is a compact machine with the latest technology and competitive pricing. We have full confidence in the after-sales service of Provin Technos,” Sandeep Kothari of Prime Printers said.
Akshay Kaushal, executive director – sales, Provin Technos, said the 9 series has been setting new benchmarks in the industry with its exceptional performance and unmatched cost economics. The 9 series, he said, has been an all-time bestseller model for RMGT worldwide and has been the most preferred A1-size press in India.
“The versatility of this press has been well proven in the world and India. 110-plus presses have been installed in the last 10 years in book printing, commercial printing, and packaging segments.”
Kaushal said that with the advent of the new perfecting presses, Provin and RMGT are at the forefront in the Indian market, with the maximum number of brand-new 8-color perfector press installations. “The sought-after perfecting mechanism has attracted a lot of attention in the market, and we have installed 6 brand new 8-color perfector presses in India, with more presses in the pipeline.