Our Profession: Printing

Our Profession: Printing

Things You Didn't Know About Printing Presses

The Topkapı printing press service, serving our customers from every profession in Istanbul with the highest quality and most affordable prices, stands out from its competitors with its fine craftsmanship and customer satisfaction-oriented approach. Our goal is to follow the incredible technological advancements in the printing sector and deliver the best service to you in the most qualified, efficient, and affordable way. Regardless of the sector, our primary duty is to print on the type and size of paper you desire, using the highest quality printing machines targeted at your specific goal, and we truly value your satisfaction with our work. After all, we are not a temporary stall at a train station; we want our customers to stay. Building strong business partnerships and gaining friends, not just money, with our loyal customers is our foremost objective. So, what is this printing press that we focus on so much, and that impacts our lives so greatly? When was it invented? Who invented it, and through what processes did it evolve to reach our present day? We, as Topkapı printing press service, are aware of the history of our profession and the transformations and sacrifices made for its acceptance worldwide. As the great-great-grandchildren of İbrahim Müteferrika, we continue our journey with firm steps.

Service That Spread Throughout the World

Printing, invented by a visionary named Johan Gutenberg in the Netherlands, was not widely known at first due to financial limitations but spread with the help of sponsors and supportive kings, marking the beginning of the Topkapı printing press service's history. Initially, printing plates were created by scribes writing on wooden blocks and engravers carving them. These plates were then precisely positioned on the paper, and ink was applied to the letters and shapes, which was then transferred to the paper as desired. In our country, the first printing press, established by İbrahim Müteferrika during the Tulip Era, remained in the background due to the large number of calligraphers and the majority of the population being illiterate. However, today, we have printing facilities that have developed to a level where we can provide you with the highest quality service and are awaiting our customers. We draw our strength from our customers' satisfaction and progress with more confident steps. If our customers were not satisfied with the services we provide, we could not have developed ourselves so much in this sector and kept up with the advancements. It must be acknowledged that even a single positive feedback from a customer regarding the service they received makes us very happy and contributes to our steady progress towards the future.

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