Gurugram, 28 July 2026 – The two-year-old Kridwinn Innovations comprises some of the country’s earliest inkjet developers who started their own company. It provides industrial inkjet systems and solutions across variable data imprinting, label die-cutting and embellishment, security printing, print-on-demand books, publishing, and transactional printing. We expect the company to soon introduce a high-quality digital label press.
Kridwinn has expanded into a wide range of supporting technologies including digital finishing and converting machines, track-and-trace solutions, software, services, spare parts, inks, and consumables. With a rapidly expanding footprint and a commitment to innovation, reliability, and customer support, the company says it has reached 100 solutions in the country, including digital presses, label-cutting and embellishment devices, hardware upgrades and software packages.
The quick rise in installations includes its Digimac Series inkjet digital presses, Vorey AuraCut Series and Vorey VD Series label die-cutting machines, LuxarJet UV inkjet label embellishment systems, PrimisN, TitanEdge, and GravitasX variable data imprinting machines, among others. The company includes 28 professionals, predominantly qualified engineers for sales, installation, and after-sales service.
Kridwinn’s four directors are engineers, led by Jimit Mittal, Dinesh Thakur, Tarun Sharma, and DC Sharma, each with their own roles in sales, marketing, operations, and technical support. “We have the vision to redefine the future of printing and packaging in India through innovation, sustainability, and performance with a mission of delivering intelligent, scalable, and cost-effective solutions for printing and packaging,” said Mittal, the managing director of the company.
Kridwinn’s customers include Brigar Media in Ahmedabad, a leading digital book printer, and Benchmark Press in Noida (a unit of Orange House), which have recently adopted the Digimac Series inkjet press. According to Mittal, the Digimac is a big breakthrough in the Indian book printing and publishing market. He added, “A reasonably priced machine, designed for both monochrome using Kyocera heads and CMYK printing using Epson heads, the Digimac is available in 440mm and 660mm web widths.”
Kridwinn claims Digimac presses have the industry’s lowest running costs, with print resolution up to 1200 dpi in binary and multidrop greyscale capable, with a rated ouptut duty cycle of up to 120,000 A4 pages an hour. Mittal says that more than 10 units of the inkjet press have so far been installed across the country, signalling the fastest-growing footprint in the segment.
Vorey digital label die-cutting and Luxar UV embellishment machines
“In addition, the Vorey AuraCut and Vorey AD Series digital label die-cutters are also increasingly in demand. Sonipat-based WonderPac and Hora Art Centre in both Noida and Pune are two prominent label manufacturers that recently bought Vorey AuraCut A6 digital label die-cutting machines. We have now completed 30 installations across the country.”
Dulari Printpack Group in Ludhiana is another recent customer of Vorey VD330 and Auracut A6 digital label die-cutters with PC350 sheet option, and a 330mm-wide LuxarJet UV inkjet varnish and foil system. The photo and commercial printer’s new Vorey VD Series die-cutting machine is a part of its fresh move into label production.
LuxarJet UV inkjet label embellishment machine is aimed at high-impact and value-added label solutions. Amba Multiprint at Gandhinagar in Gujarat has chosen the Luxar UV varnishing and foiling system, which can embellish both flexo and digital labels.
Kridwinn has delivered more than 35 variable data imprinting machines, mostly used for security and confidential printing applications. Each solution is customized to the customer’s specific project requirements with leading industrial inkjet printhead technologies using UV or aqueous inks for monochrome and CMYK configurations.
“Before introducing any product, we carefully evaluate the market needs based on investment, operating costs, productivity, technology, sustainability, and after-sales support. We listen closely to our customers and provide them bespoke solutions, supported by our in-house software, design and application development capabilities,” Mitral explains.
“The installation of our 100th machine is not a destination, but another step in our journey. We remain committed to delivering futuristic and sustainable solutions that help our customers stay ahead in the rapidly evolving Indian printing and packaging industry.”
