Jignesh Xerox Centre’s new Konica Minolta AccurioPress C4080

Gujarat printer builds production printing capacity

As printing businesses in regional markets respond to evolving customer requirements, investments in advanced technology are helping them build stronger production capabilities. In Nadiad, Gujarat, family-run Jignesh Xerox Centre has added the Konica Minolta AccurioPress C4080 to its setup as part of its latest investment in production printing.

Established in 1995, Jignesh Xerox Centre serves a diverse clientele, including builders, students, and local customers across the region. The company currently operates around 20 machines, including laser printers, marking machines, and digital color production machines. Its first machine was a Canon 270, installed in 1991, while its association with Konica Minolta began around 15 years ago.

The company’s experience with Konica Minolta has also influenced its latest investment. Jignesh Patel, founder and owner, said, “We chose the Konica Minolta AccurioPress C4080 because of its quality and our prior experience with Konica Minolta. We have been using the AccurioPrint 2100 production machine, which has given us confidence in the brand. We bought the machine three years ago, and I have never seen such good quality from a machine like this.”

With a team of around seven members, Jignesh Xerox Centre continues to cater to customers across Nadiad. The addition of the AccurioPress C4080 further adds to its production printing setup, with the company expecting the investment to deliver returns over the coming years.

Jignesh Patel added, “Based on our business requirements and expected production volumes, we expect to achieve the return on investment from the AccurioPress C4080 in approximately four to five years.”