Worldwide manufacture and distribution

How did cold stamping begin

The manufacturer of printing machines, Manroland AG, developed the Prindor technology. The system was introduced for the first time under the name Inlinefoiler Prindor on the Drupa 2004 printing industry trade fair in Düsseldorf. Next year, in the year 2008, Manroland introduced a second generation of Prindor, which gained the interest of the representatives of the Czech company TOP TISK obaly.

Manufacturer with tradition

The history of the Manroland Company reaches back into the second half of the 19th century. Back then, the engineers from the German Augsburg started to make an improved version of a rotary printing machine. This company formed the base of the later company MAN AG. Approximately at the same time, in Offenbach, the ancestor of the Roland Company was founded. The company was the first to start producing a lithographic press. The present Manroland AG Company was created by merging these two companies.

The only Prindor in the Czech Republic

The historical roots and abilities of the engineers from Manroland gave origin to an exceptional technology, which found its way to a Czech printing works. TOP TISK obaly installed the Roland 706LTTLV HiPrint machine in its printing works. This six-color machine, in B1 format with two paint units and two intra-dryings, is, as the first printing machine in the Czech Republic, equipped with Inlinefoiler Prindor technology for cold foil stamping. Currently, approximately fifty printing works worldwide are equipped with the Prindor technology. The highest numbers of them are in the USA and Asia. There are only six pieces in all of Europe.