Over the past twenty years, maintenance has changed, perhaps more so than any other management discipline. The changes are due to a huge increase in the number and variety of physical assets (plant, equipment and buildings) which must be maintained, much more complex designs, new maintenance techniques and changing views on maintenance organization and responsibilities. Maintenance is also responding to changing expectations. These include a rapidly growing awareness of the extent to which equipment failure affects safety and the environment, a growing awareness of the connection between maintenance and product quality, and increasing pressure to achieve high plant availability and to contain costs. The changes are testing attitudes and skills in all branches of industry to the limit. Maintenance people are having to adopt completely new ways of thinking and acting. At the same time the limitations of maintenance systems are becoming increasingly apparent, no matter how much they are computerized. In the face of this avalanche of change, managers everywhere are looking for a new approach to maintenance. They want to avoid the false starts and dead ends which always accompany major upheavals. Instead they seek a strategic framework which synthesizes the new developments into a coherent pattern, so that they can evaluate them sensibly and apply those likely to be of most value to them and their companies. The biggest success is the production of printing quality prints. The basis of business efficiency and high quality level of the discipline. It requires the printing of the structural development planning, setting standards for preventive and routine maintenance requirements of good condition of equipment, reliable suppliers of raw materials and real conditions of production. Frequent problems that occur in any production process and also in the printing industry is just reaching the maximum results. To come to the realization of the same, it is necessary to satisfy one requirement. To optimize the performance of all elements of the manufacturing process. System maintenance is making efforts for the optimization and maintenance of technical systems as well as graphics and speed up the production company.