About Us
Our History
Neeldhara Transfers, founded in 1973, is a leading Indian company for the sale of high quality remarketed Sheetfed Presses and Post-Press Equipment. The organization has been promoted by L. Sh. Braham Dutt Sharma and Mr. Neeraj Pandit. In the year 2001, after completing his MBA (International Business), Mr. Arjun Pandit joined the family business. Traditionally, started as converter of recycled paperboard, manufacturing a wide variety of consumer and industrial packaging products, the company ventured into imports and exports of remarketed graphic and allied machinery in the late 1990’s. Riding on quality and reliability of the machines we import, our growth has been massive, thanks to our loyal customer base. We continue to remain a customer centric organization. Through our global network, Neeldhara is proud to offer high-quality previously owned graphic equipment.
The most popular brands that we deal in are
Press
Adast Dominant, Polly, Heidelberg, Planeta ,Komori, KBA, Hamada, Ryobi, Akiyama etc. Digital press – HP, Screen etc.
Pre-Press
CTP – Screen, Kodak, Heidelberg, Fuji, Basysprint etc. Imagesetter – Agfa, Heidelberg, Dolev, Screen etc.
Platecopier, Plateprocessor, Filmprocessor, RIP & Software.
Post-Press
Bindery & Finishing Machines: Muller Martini, Polar, Seypa, Wohlenberg, Stahl, Bobst etc.
The company is outstanding for
Seriousness towards customers, suppliers and collaborators: We guide our potential customers what is the best brand/size of machine they should invest in according to the type of job they undertake.
Competence acquired on all well known brands of printing machines with hundreds of machines sold with success throughout India.
Convenience an unbeatable ‘price/quality’ value compared to a new machine, especially for users with 1 or 2 daily shifts.
Work Department able to assist in fitting job (on specific demand) in real time thanks to the extraordinary skill of our staff.
Vast range of used machines from 1 to 6 colours and all formats, always available on show in our workshops, or even at printing houses abroad, and fully described in our constantly updated internet site.