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Best Printing Service
PREMIUM QUALITY
We are committed to creating any of your printing needs with top-of-the-line papers, splendid designs, and personalized care.
IN-HOUSE PRODUCTION
We are proud to offer an extensive line of advanced machinery and skilled staff to satisfy all of your printing needs.
ON-TIME DELIVERY
We respect your valuable time. Therefore we guarantee to provide almost all your printing needs with express delivery.
Welcome To Algon Printers
Algon printers, a well- acclaimed company successfully delivering unmatched quality printing services since 1981. Its among the most trusted names in the printing Industry. Algon Printers was founded by late Shri Janak Raj Mahajan and presently run by Mr Sanjay, Mr. Rajeev and Mr. Satyen Mahajan.
With years of expertise, constant up gradation of printing infrastructure coupled with induction of new techniques, Algon Printers has virtually become a synonym of the most dependable quality printing service provider
This has been made possible only due to use of all digital innovative printing solutions and the – latest printing infrastructure available with Algon Printers. Algon Printers do not offer only digital and offset printing but they also offer design and pre-press services as well as finishing services like folding, stitch and trim, Die Cutting, Lamination, Pasting, Leaf Printing, UV Printing
and Book Binding(hard/soft).
Being in service industry, we fully understand the importance of time which is of utmost importance looking into the present competitive markets. We are proud to state that in an industry where customer turnover is high, we share enduring bond with our Clients.
What We Do
Pizza Box
Carry Bags
Medicine Box
Khakhi Carry Bags
Ice Cream Box
ID Cards
Wallposters
Stickers
Newspaper Pamplet
Receipt Book
Visiting Card
Cake Box
Letter Head
Table Calendar
Burger Box
Pamphlet
School Notebook
Wall Calendar
Visiting Cards
French Fries Pouch
Restaurant Menu
Paper Carry Bags
Pastry Box
Sandwich Box
Takeaway Menu
Envelope
Flyers
Wall Posters
School Diary
Envelope
Bill Book
Invitation Cards
Invitation Cards
Tent Cards
Labels and Tags
Newspaper Pamphlet
Tray Mat
Our Work
Testimonials
Very good place. One stop solution for all printing and branding needs. Mr Sanjay, Mr. Rajeev and Mr. Satyen Mahajan the owner are very courteous and nice. Staff is experienced and skilled.
- Raj Mathur
Yet this place stands for their work, Excellent customer service & As expected results. They know their work better than anyone around...
- Salman
Great place for any kind of printing you need. Even they have a good designers also.
- Michale
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is there a vertical line down the page when I’m printing?
Generally speaking, a visible vertical line down your page after printing is an indication that the image drum in the machine may be damaged. It could also mean that the machine is reaching the end of its life. An idea would be to check the page count of the printer, or run a quick maintenance check to make sure that the machine isn’t simply in need of a clean. If this doesn’t solve the issue, then you may need to consider a new machine.
Why are there dots on my page when I print?
Dots on the page are usually a sign that the printer you are using needs a good clean. Paper dust, glue and other things can wear off inside the machine, damaging the surface of the drum. When this happens, toner can build up or stick to these areas of the drum, which causes black dots on the paper.
Why is the paper jamming in the machine?
If the paper that you have put in the machine is jamming, then this could be for a multitude of reasons. The two most common causes of this issue are a) cheap paper and b) paper that’s too thick. To avoid any future paper jamming issues, do your research to find out which papers are/aren’t compatible with your machine. The standard paper thickness for most machines is between 80gsm & 120 gsm.
What is GSM?
GSM stands for ‘Grams per Square Meter’, and is a term that you will often hear when discussing media thickness.
Will my operating system support this printer?
Some operating systems, particularly older or dated systems, may not be supported by your new machine. We usually advise that printers last for about 3 years before they will need replacing. Of course, this depends entirely on how much you use the printer. However, this means that newer machines are less likely to support old operating systems. The best way to find out whether or not your operating system is supported is to check the specification of your printer. All of this information will be available to find either online on our website, or in the printer handbook.
Bring in service industry, we fully understand the importance if time which is of utmost importance lookinmg into importance looking into the present competitive magnets. We are fraud to state that in an industry where customer turnover is high, we store enduring band with our Clients.
