Amala Offset Press – A Tradition of Quality Printing Since 1983

Amala Offset Press, operating under the auspices of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Kanjirappally, began its journey in 1983 by acquiring a Heidelberg printing machine with a vision to provide reliable, high-quality printing services to institutions, businesses, and individuals. In 1995, the press expanded into the offset printing sector, marking the beginning of its growth as a professional printing establishment.

Over the decades, Amala Offset Press has continuously modernised its facilities and services, combining traditional craftsmanship with advanced printing technology. Today, it offers a comprehensive range of offset printing, digital laser printing, and post-printing solutions, ensuring excellent quality, timely delivery, and cost-effective service.

 

The press specialises in the production of:

* Books and magazines

* Brochures and catalogues

* Flyers and pamphlets

* Letterheads and envelopes

* Business cards and visiting cards

* Wedding invitations and greeting cards

* Certificates and report cards

* Diaries, calendars, and planners

* Posters, banners, and promotional materials

* Registers and forms

* School and institutional publications

* Souvenirs and commemorative publications

* Labels and stickers

 

In addition to printing, Amala Offset Press provides a full range of post-printing services, including:

* Binding (perfect binding, saddle stitching, spiral binding, hard binding)

* Laminating

* Cutting and Creasing

* Numbering and perforation

* Die-cutting

* Finishing and packaging

Amala Offset Press remains a dependable partner for all printing and publishing needs, offering modern solutions backed by decades of experience and a strong tradition of excellence. Whether it is a small digital print job or a large-volume offset printing project, the press delivers professional results with precision and care.

Address:

Amala Offset Press

Oppo. Federal Bank

Kanjirapally – 686 507

Ph: +91 85899 85713

Email: amalaoffset@gmail.com

Director: Rev. Fr. Mathew Valliparampil  – 8547180704