Following a string of installations, the B2 KBA Rapida 75 has made its successful Thailand debut at Thammasat Printing House, a production facility attached to Bangkok’s Thammasat University.
According to KBA, the Rapida 75 was custom-configured to meet the demands of a university printing plant. A digital press handles ultra-short print runs of up to 100 sheets; the new 15,000cph Rapida is reserved for runs of 500 to 2,000 copies and prints up to ten jobs per day in one-shift operation.
Products range from brochures, pamphlets, magazines and catalogues to degree certificates and admission tickets for the Royal Palace.
Pitsanu Napakorn, head of Thammasat’s Printing House says, “We print for all the faculties, the campus hospital and increasingly for ministries. Our new Rapida 75 was well worth the investment, it is outstanding value for money, easy to operate, compact and energy-efficient.
“Personnel training was held at another KBA customer, Thai Watana Panich Press in Bangkok, and quickly delivered the desired results.”
Napakorn continues, “The new Rapida 75's practical level of automation and short makeready times have enabled us to expand production substantially and streamline the workflow.”
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