ArtDruk is a printing house founded by its current owner, Andrzej Łuniewski, in 1993, based on a family-run bookbinding business operating for many years. A milestone in ArtDruk’s history was the year 2006, when the company implemented a consultancy project (PHARE Regional Program for SME Support – Business Development Program), funded by the European Union, aimed at modernizing the organizational structure. Subsequently, under another project (Regional SME Support Program – Entrepreneurship in Poland), an innovative CtP system was purchased from the Investment Grant Fund.
The next stage of the company’s development was moving the printing house to a new location, where, as part of another EU-funded project (Sectoral Operational Programme – Increasing the Competitiveness of Small and Medium Enterprises through Investments, Measure 2.3), a modern KOMORI printing machine was purchased and installed.
In 2009, another production hall was adapted, where another offset press – the Heidelberg Speedmaster – was launched.
The years 2010–2012 marked a period of internal investment in equipment and machinery for the bindery: the installation of two new Muller Martini lines, a complete saddle stitching line, and an automated perfect binding line, along with machinery supporting the production process such as folding machines, guillotines, laminating and foiling devices. The logistics and warehouse facilities were also expanded, and a modern CTP system was installed and launched.
During this time, we also acquired an eight-color Heidelberg SM 102-8-P-S press. We continue to systematically increase our production capacity and plan to purchase another printing machine.
Over more than 30 years of operation, ArtDruk has built a strong market position, supported by a steadily growing number of clients both in Poland and abroad.
The experience the company has gained throughout its operations makes ArtDruk a reliable partner in the field of printing.
