Kadodara GIDC, Surat
Visiting Card Printing in Kadodara
Kadodara GIDC is a powerloom and weaving belt sitting at the NH-48 junction, which also makes it one of the busiest transport and logistics nodes in the district — goods for half of south Surat change hands here.
That commercial mix shapes what gets printed here. Triplicate bill books and lorry receipt books for constant goods movement is constant demand in this part of Surat, closely followed by dispatch challans and gate passes for warehouse operations. We have been producing exactly this kind of work from our Bhimrad studio since 2018, so we already know the specifications that suit Kadodara businesses rather than starting from scratch each time.
About 20 km south-east of our Bhimrad studio, on the NH-48 corridor. That matters more than it sounds for print: proofs can be checked in person, urgent jobs can be collected rather than couriered, and we can get a sample of the actual stock into your hands before you commit to a full run.
What Kadodara businesses print most
The demand in Kadodara GIDC is shaped by what trades here — powerloom & weaving units, transport and logistics operators, textile trading, warehousing, yarn suppliers.
Triplicate bill books and lorry receipt books for constant goods movement
Dispatch challans and gate passes for warehouse operations
Visiting cards in volume for transport agents and brokers
Carton and bale labelling for outbound consignments
Landmarks we work around
Visiting Card Printing specifications
The same specification we offer across Surat. If you are not sure what suits your job, describe what it has to do and we will recommend rather than upsell.
| Standard size | 3.5 × 2 in (89 × 51 mm) |
| Card weight | 300 / 350 / 400 GSM art card |
| Printing | 4-colour, single or double sided |
| Lamination | Matte, gloss, velvet / soft-touch |
| Special finishes | Spot UV, gold/silver foil, emboss, deboss |
| Corners | Square standard; rounded and die-cut available |
| Safe margin | 3mm from trim — keep text inside this |
| Turnaround | 2–4 working days typical |
Visiting Card Printing in Kadodara — questions
Do you deliver visiting card printing to Kadodara?
Yes. About 20 km south-east of our Bhimrad studio, on the NH-48 corridor. We deliver finished work across Kadodara GIDC and the surrounding areas, and you are welcome to collect from our studio at UG 123, Massimo Complex, Bhimrad-Althan Road, Bhimrad if that is quicker for you.
What kind of businesses in Kadodara do you work with?
Mainly powerloom & weaving units, transport and logistics operators, textile trading, warehousing, yarn suppliers. Triplicate bill books and lorry receipt books for constant goods movement comes up most often, which means we already hold the right specifications and can quote quickly rather than working it out from first principles.
How quickly can you turn around visiting card printing for a Kadodara business?
Standard turnaround is 2–4 working days from approved artwork. Because about 20 km south-east of our Bhimrad studio, on the NH-48 corridor. urgent collections are practical. Tell us your deadline when you call and we will say honestly whether it is achievable rather than promising and missing it.
What is the standard visiting card size in India?
The most common size is 3.5 × 2 inches (89 × 51 mm), which fits standard card holders and wallets. Some businesses use 88 × 58 mm. We recommend sticking to a standard size unless you have a specific reason, because non-standard cards get bent in wallets.
Which GSM is best for visiting cards?
300 GSM is the practical standard and feels professional. 350 and 400 GSM feel noticeably more substantial and suit consultants, architects and premium retail. Above 400 GSM the card becomes awkward in a wallet, so that is a sensible upper limit.
Visiting Card Printing for your Kadodara business
Call with your quantity and specification. About 20 km south-east of our Bhimrad studio, on the NH-48 corridor.
Bhimrad-Althan Road, Bhimrad, Surat · Serving all of Surat