PlusPrint invests in Jetsci ColorAqua

Headquartered in Bucharest, PlusPrint was established in 2011 and has become a reference partner for many customers in the printing industry, from label production to commercial printing and promotional items. 

‘We were looking for the latest technology in the roll-to-roll label printing that would offer top quality and productivity at a very good cost. We are happy to be among the first companies in Europe to have access to this new technology offered by Jetsci Global in partnership with Memjet. The quality and productivity of this machine are unmatched in the industry by any machine in its price range,’ commented Ionut Buhagiar, managing partner at PlusPrint.

Manufactured in India by Monotech Systems at its production facility in Haryana, the Jetsci ColorAqua is powered by the Memjet PH technology with water-based pigment inks to provide durability, enhanced lightfastness, and giving a more fade resistance due to bigger color particles. It adopts digital workflow in the printing process at an entry-level cost with a host of features of high definition CMYK for full-color printing, micro text, variable data, and security printing. The system can print on most of the general label stocks (coated or uncoated) and many film substrates by applying primers.

‘The installation at PlusPrint in Romania is our fifth Jetsci installation in Europe this year,’ commented Neeraj Thappa, vice president of Jetsci Global. ‘It's always great to be connected with the business leaders who have a vision and intention to expand and invest in innovations. We are very glad to be associated with PlusPrint and thanks for their trust in us. 

‘With the shrinking commercial printing market, it's inevitable for a print business to either diversify or invest for its sustainability. Jetsci ColorAqua is a gateway of label printing for such businesses providing attractive forward-thinking prospects. It is a productive and versatile solution that comes in a compact footprint for the converters with very high-quality outputs to address the market requirements of very short and short-run jobs.’