Print Factory

We set up here in Dwarka Sector-10 because it seemed like a good enough place to put all the heavy printing machines. The smell of ink is pretty strong once you walk in, but after a while, you don't even notice it anymore. There's usually a lot of paper scraps on the floor near the cutters. We spend most of the day making sure the colors look okay and the paper doesn't jam. Those machines can be temperamental sometimes, especially when we have a big stack to get through. Our space isn't huge, so we have to be careful where we pile up the finished boxes. People from around the neighborhood drop by with all sorts of things they need printed out. Some days are quiet and we just maintain the gear, and other days it feels like everyone needs something done at the exact same time. It’s a lot of standing on your feet and listening to the rhythmic sound of the printers going back and forth. We don't have any big corporate goals, we just want to make sure the stuff we print looks the way it’s supposed to. Dwarka is a nice area and it’s easy for people to find us here in Sector-10. We just take it one day at a time and try to keep the ink off our clothes. Sometimes we even manage to get a lunch break without someone calling about an emergency flyer order, which is always a nice treat for the staff working the late shift.