Irfan Jet — machine builder, end to end.
Pakistan's flex and UV printer builder needed two things: a site that sells machines, and freedom from aging PhotoPRINT licenses. We built both — the web presence and the Windows software their printers now run on.
The problem
Irfan Jet builds large-format flex and UV printers. They needed a clearer way to present the machine catalogue online, so enquiries could begin with the right specifications. They also wanted to replace their dependence on PhotoPRINT — third-party RIP software with ageing per-seat licences.
Two problems, one client: sell the machines better, and own the software they run on.
What we built
The site. A twelve-section commercial site at irfanjet.pk with a live machine catalogue — specs, options, and enquiry paths for each machine, so buyers arrive at the conversation already informed.
The RIP. A Windows application that replaces PhotoPRINT for Irfan Jet's printers. We reverse-engineered the printer's proprietary output format — a 48-byte header, CMYK, row-interleaved — so the machines accept jobs from software the company owns outright. Electron and React for the interface, Python for the raster processing.
One studio carried both: the marketing surface and the machine software behind it.
Scope
- Twelve-section commercial site at irfanjet.pk
- Live machine catalogue — specs, options and an enquiry path per machine
- A custom RIP replacing PhotoPRINT, owned outright rather than licensed per seat
- Proprietary printer output format reverse-engineered: 48-byte header, CMYK, row-interleaved
- Electron and React interface, Python raster processing, Windows build
- Marketing surface and machine software delivered by one studio
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