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Home Main Stories Negi adds another jewel to its crown opens state-of-the-art assembly unit in Dehradun
Negi adds another jewel to its crown opens state-of-the-art assembly unit in Dehradun
opens state-of-the-art assembly unit in Dehradun

Negi Sign’s philosophy has always been to engineer and offer the finest possible solutions for the industry. With unmatched quality and reliability they are operating at maximum efficiency to serve its valued customers. And to strengthen it further, they have recently inaugurated a new production unit in Dehradun, to assemble wide format printers based on the spectra head technology, for the Indian market.

At the inauguration ceremony of Negi Sign’s Dehradun facility-Negi Digital, there was a lot of fanfare. It was indeed an occasion to celebrate, on 12th July inaugurated by S Hirosawa & M Okazaki. To combat price conscious market digital printing industry Negi has started assembling printers in India based on the spectra head technology. These are the same popular Mutoh Toucan printers, which shall be now assembled, distributed and then re-branded as Negijet printers with the technical knowhow of Mutoh, Japan at their newly inaugurated facility. Spread across 25,000 sqft, the Negi's new setup is equipped with complete facilities and latest equipments for assembling the printers. Initially, the capacity of the facility will be 100 units a year. Expressing his delight over the recent achievements, GS Negi, founder, Negi Sign Systems & Supplies Co, said, “We are always on the look out for ways to expand the capability of our products and make them even more valuable business assets for our customers.”



S Hirosawa & M Okazaki with G S Negi
Established in 1995, Negi Sign is one of the leading suppliers to the sign and graphics industry in India. In just a decade Negi Sign revolutionized super wide digital inkjet technology. Innovation after innovation, they changed the way world looks at out-of-home graphics.

The company started the revolution in 1995 with the introduction of the sign cutting plotters, a computerized plotter capable of cutting self-adhesive vinyls for the signage applications, followed by the 54" inkjet printer for outdoor applications. This was S Hirosawa & M Okazaki with G S Negi the first printer of its kind available in the Indian market.

Again, in 2000, inkjet technology was revolutionized with the introduction of the first mid format (54") solvent printer with 384 dpi resolution. Continuing their drive for innovation, they brought the large format solvent printers in 2002, 64" and 87" (Toucan series), followed by the 3.3m Osprey and ValuJet (eco-solvent printer with wave technology). With more than 500 plus installations all over India, this is one of the most popular brands in the Indian market.

Increasing demand made Negi Sign to introduce Trotec laser engravers and multicam CNC routers. Also, Alpolic aluminum composite panels from Mitsubishi Chemicals, Japan were introduced later, which is successfully being used by oil companies such as BPCL, IOL, HPCL and Reliance for their gas station visual identity programme.

For the XAAR head printers, they also offer Piezojet, high quality premium inks, through a dealer network all across India.

They also started NAC Online, an agency for corporate sales, which specializes in identity visuals, signages, indoor/outdoor prints, branding, using its existing customer base all over India for the execution of jobs. With a total strength of 80 people, Negi Sign Systems is headquartered in Mumbai, with nineteen regional and branch offices, with total 15 offices by end of this year. In just a small span of decade, brand Negi has shown commendable growth. Negi Sign truly deserve the success, they are enjoying. And this new facility is indeed set to be the shiniest jewel of Negi’s success crown.
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