Pragati Offset, Hyderabad Security Offset Printers, and Universal Printers place new orders for Komori sheetfed offset presses during the Hyderabad exhibition.
Komori India secured multiple machine orders at the recently concluded All in Print Asia Expo 2026, held from 26–28 June at HITEX, Hyderabad. The company’s stand attracted strong visitor interest, welcoming both existing customers and new prospects throughout the three-day exhibition.
Among the key orders, Pragati Offset finalized the purchase of a Lithrone GLX-640+C UV, a 6-colour, 40-inch sheetfed offset press. The investment marks the 15th Komori press at the Hyderabad-based printer’s production facility, further strengthening its long-standing partnership with the company.
Pragati Offset began its association with Komori in 1998 with the installation of a 5-colour Lithrone 29 press and has consistently expanded its pressroom with newer Komori technologies. The newly ordered Lithrone GLX-640+C UV features an in-line coating unit and integrated UV curing system, enabling specialized coating applications, faster drying, and printing on heavy substrates.
Hyderabad Security Offset Printers placed an order for the Perfector 40 (LP-140), a high-speed sheetfed offset press designed for one-pass, double-sided monochrome printing. The press is well suited for high-volume jobs such as leaflets, instruction manuals, and printing on lightweight papers, including bible paper.
Meanwhile, Universal Printers of Visakhapatnam ordered a Lithrone G37, a 37-inch, four-colour sheetfed offset press. The company said the investment will enhance its commercial printing capabilities by supporting shorter turnaround times and efficient short-run production.
Commenting on the response to the exhibition, Jitender Rohilla, General Manager – Sales, Komori India, said the event provided an excellent platform to strengthen customer relationships and expand business opportunities. He noted that Pragati Offset’s latest investment reflects the company’s long-standing trust in Komori technology and continues a partnership that now spans more than two decades.