At the 16th edition of Printpack India in Greater Noida, NBG Printographic Machinery showcased a wide range of machinery tailored for industries such as flexible packaging, labels, folding cartons, rigid boxes, and sustainable packaging. With a 657-square-meter space, NBG had the largest stand at the exhibition.
The highlights were the Starflex web servo flexo label press, which was sold to Kumar Labels; a ZNEP 450QXB square bottom paper bag machine; Starfold 1100 folder gluer from Yoco-Jinghong; paper cup machine from Newtop; die punching machine from Century and Hongming DP4030PS, rigid box making machine.
Speaking about the showcased equipment, Bharti Aggarwal, sales director at NBG Printographic, highlighted the versatility and efficiency of the ZNEP 450QXB paper bag-making machine.
“This machine supports both twisted and flat handle options, making it ideal for high-volume, long-term production in the retail and food packaging industries,” she said. Emphasizing its robust build and high-speed capabilities, Aggarwal noted that the machine is a strategic response to the global shift towards eco-friendly packaging alternatives.
Another key highlight from NBG’s lineup was the Starfold 1100 mm folder gluer from Yoco-Jinghong. Characterized by a speed of 500 m/min, this machine offers four and six-corner gluing capabilities. It is designed to handle both fluted and mono cartons and is equipped to accommodate disproportionate carton shapes, providing enhanced flexibility to packaging converters.
Discussing the broader industry trends, Aggarwal emphasized the ongoing transformation within the Indian printing and packaging sector, driven by rapid technological advancements and an increasing emphasis on sustainability.
She highlighted NBG Printographic’s growing footprint in international markets. “We have expanded significantly into exports and are seeing strong results. At this expo alone, we secured bookings for six to seven machines across different segments. This reflects not just the industry’s growth but also the increasing demand for evolved technology,” she remarked.
Beyond showcasing its products, Printpack India 2025 served as a valuable platform for NBG to reinforce existing relationships and establish new partnerships.
During the exhibition, Despac Global acquired its third fully automatic paper carry bag machine from NBG—the ZNEP ZD-F450QXB model. This latest investment is expected to spur Despac’s production capacity from 140 million to 250 million bags per month, further reinforcing the industry’s shift toward sustainable packaging solutions.
