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KAS Prints partnered with LIFE STYLE AFRICAN MAGAZINE to deliver high-volume, premium-quality prints for their flagship lifestyle publication. Leveraging our state-of-the-art Konica Minolta AccurioJet 30000 HD digital press, we achieved vibrant colors, sharp text, and rapid turnaround—elevating the magazine’s visual appeal for its discerning audience.
Overview
2025,
NITA
LIFE STYLE AFRICAN MAGAZINE is a leading publication celebrating African culture, fashion, and innovation. They needed a printing partner capable of handling large-scale monthly runs while maintaining:Color consistency for bold imagery.Durability for extended reader use.Timely delivery to meet distribution deadlines.KAS Prints rose to the challenge with our industrial-grade digital printing technology and expertise in magazine production.
Process
Pre-Press Collaboration
Worked closely with the magazine’s design team to optimize files for high-definition digital printing.
Conducted color calibration tests to ensure fidelity to brand standards.
Printing & Finishing
Produced 10,000+ copies monthly using the Konica Minolta AccurioJet 30000 HD, renowned for:
HD inkjet technology (1200 x 1200 dpi resolution).
Speed: Up to 3,000 sheets per hour.
Applied matte lamination for a luxury feel and scratch resistance.
Used perfect binding for sleek, lay-flat readability.
Quality Control & Delivery
Every batch underwent manual and automated checks for defects.
Coordinated with logistics partners for on-time delivery across Africa.
"Since the advent of KAS PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM (KP2) " We in the Media industry are satisfied with KP2. I have been printing for 29 years from Spain. This is the first time I got same quality of printing, I am used to in Spain in Nigeria."
Bayo Odunaigbe
Founder, NITA
Outcome
Elevated Aesthetics: Rich, consistent colors brought the magazine’s photography to life.
Reader Praise: Subscribers noted the tactile quality and durability.
Scalability: KAS Prints now handles 95% of the magazine’s print needs, including special editions.
