It takes 8 Canon digital presses for Madurai-based Jeeva Net Café to escalate print efficacy and production to a whole new level. Following the concurrent installations of the family of machines of different formats, models, capabilities, and technical specifications from Canon India, there is no such application which the company now fails to pull off. From commercial prints to large-format graphics and others including internet access, multimedia support and more, everything is now offered under the roof of Jeeva Net Café.
Established in 2010, Jeeva Net Café has been serving customers of diverse profiles, backgrounds, businesses, and walks of life over the years. “With our humble beginning, we keep growing as a trusted local printing hub where the finest range of print applications, graphic solutions, and more are printed and produced using a portfolio of advanced machines now dominated by the newly installed 8 Canon digital production presses,” says Velayutham Thiruppathirajan of Jeeva Net Cafe. The 8 Canon digital presses currently running at Jeeva Net Café are:imagePRESS V900, imagePROGRAF TX-5320, plotWAVE T35, and five units of imageRUNNER ADVANCE DX 8986.“Our main objective of investing in 8 Canon presses at a time is to increase productivity, which means to handle higher volume of works or print outputs. After all, it’s a big cost optimisation for us because we were qualified for Canon’s bulk purchase incentives,” mentions Velayutham.
He further mentions that they use imagePRESS V900 to print business documents, marketing collaterals, customised stationeries, booklets, catalogues, etc.Likewise, imagePROGRAF TX-5320 is for banners, POP graphics, CAD prints, and others. Meanwhile, plotWAVE T35 and imageRUNNER ADVANCE DX 8986 are for archiving physical records into searchable PDFs and other such jobs.
Though installed new, all the 8 Canon presses at Jeeva Net Café are in full action to produce 50,000 to 100,000 sheets of standard office documents; 10,000 to 25,000 sheets of high-quality marketing materials; and 500 to 1,000 sqft of large-format graphics, all on monthly basis.