Druckhaus Mainfranken GmbH

Industrial sheetfed printing is the central business of Druckhaus Mainfranken GmbH, a German print company established in 2006. It produces printed communications for medium-sized businesses and large customers across Europe, combining offset and digital printing with digital print finishing. Its production capability covers varied formats, print runs and executions, supported by 25 printing presses and automated workflows. The company was the first in Germany to adopt digital print finishing, pairing that technology with established digital and offset processes.

The business operates five locations in Germany and employs more than 1,000 people within its corporate group. Its interconnected production network is intended to maintain machine capacity, production reliability and short turnaround times. Print production at the Nordring and Dillberg facilities has been certified to ProcessStandard Offset, ISO 12647, with stable operation under the standard since 2009. The company also holds PSO active certification, which requires recurring quarterly verification. For printed products delivered to France, it uses offset and digital inks with total mineral oil aromatic hydrocarbon content below 1 percent by ink weight, in line with the stated French limits. A production site in Klipphausen also manufactures fully printed paper carrier bags with paper cord handles.