Swastic Offset

You’ll find Swastic Offset at Plot No. 186 in the GIDC. This is where we handle all our printing and paper work. The smell of ink is pretty strong when you first walk in, but you stop noticing it after five minutes. We’ve got some older presses that still run like a charm, though they need a lot of oiling. It’s a noisy place when everything is running at once. We spend a lot of time checking colors and making sure the paper feeds correctly. Sometimes the cutter jams, which is a real pain, but we know how to fix it quickly. We aren't some high-tech digital lab. We do things the old-fashioned way because that’s what we learned. My uncle started this business a long time ago, and it hasn't changed much since then. We have stacks of paper everywhere, sometimes reaching almost to the ceiling. It’s a bit of a maze in the back. We don't have a fancy logo or a sales team. People just know us from around the area and come by when they need stuff printed. We take orders on a notepad and keep them in a wooden box on the counter. It might seem a bit behind the times to some, but it works perfectly for us. We just focus on getting the sheets printed and stacked for the customers. That is all we really care about.