Commercial Printing

Pre-Press

The term prepress includes all the steps that are required to transform an original into a state that is ready for reproduction by printing. At the JMBR facility we have the CTP system for plate making through which we spend significantly less time on prepress. This system eliminates the creation of negatives which was used by the CTF technology. Further it enhances sharpness and detail as an intermediary process is eliminated. This technology gives us the flexibility to reduce production time, increase the output quality and reduce cost.

Offset Printing

Offset printing is any form of printing that uses an intermediate carrier to transfer the image from the original image-carrier (such as a plate) to the substrate. With regular state-of-the-art upgrades to its offset presses, JMBR Group uses this technology in the production of booklets, magazines, posters, boxes and other advertising materials printing. Our offset printing capability ranges up to the maximum size of 100x70 cm, 5 colour printing + varnish and thickness of 1.25mm.

Gravure Printing

Gravure printing is a type of intaglio printing method which utilizes engraved cylinders or cylinder-mounted plates as the image carriers. The image areas are etched onto the surface of the cylinder as a collection of tiny cells. The paper (or other substrate) is passed between the gravure cylinder and a rubber coated impression roller, and ink is transferred by a combination of capillary action and the pressing of the substrate onto the engraved cells of the cylinder. We use this technology in the printing of magazines, postcards, greeting cards and other products that require such type of specialty printing.

Flexo Printing

Flexo printing is a form of printing that uses flexible rubber relief plates and highly volatile, fast-drying inks to print on a variety of substrates, commonly used in package printing and large volume industrial printing. This process can print on almost any type of substrate including plastic, metallic films, cellophane and paper. We use this technology to produce flexible packaging, label and tags, bags, carton boards etc.

Hot stamping & Embossing

Hot Stamping is a dry printing method in which a heated die and foil are used to apply graphics to a surface. On the other hand, embossing involves the creation of three dimensional images on the paper. JMBR Group uses these technologies to add security features, such as holograms, as well to add a personalized touch for its privileged customers.

Lamination

The process of lamination refers to the placing of something between layers of plastic and sealing them with heat and pressure, usually with an adhesive. Although commonly used for protection, it is increasingly being used for aesthetic reasons. At JMBR group we use a range of thermal laminators to laminate any material up to 1x2m.

Envelope Making

In this niche market segment, we offer customized solutions that meet specific requirements of our clients. From personalized window-patching to customized envelope printing we can produce envelopes of DL to A4 size.

Die cutting

Die-cutting is a finishing operation which involves the use of sharp steel rules or knives to cut a specific pattern into a substrate or to cut the substrate itself into a specific pattern. Die-cutting is used to create pop-up books and games, and to cut flat printed sheets into packages or boxes for later assembly. At JMBR group, we use this process to recreate all kinds of products such as carry bags, danglers, wobblers, boxes, cartons, invitation cards, brochures etc.

Book Binding

Binding is a process that involves attaching pages of a book or other publication to each other by means of staples, adhesives, thread, wire, or other means, commonly between two covers. We undertake different kinds of binding namely, perfect binding, saddle-stitch binding, spiral binding, pad making and side-pinning. Using several specialized machines, we offer cost-effective and time-critical binding solutions to various clients.