Omet’s tenth participation since 2003
Tarsus, the organizers of Labelexpo Asia gave a special award to Omet for its non-stop participation in the show since its beginning and also...
New AWA market study profiles regional trends and choices
Change is a constant in the global beer market today, as a result of mergers and acquisitions, the rise of micro-breweries, legislation, and new...
Geekay installs Iwasaki mini intermittent letterpress
In October 2013, Bangalore-based Geekay Imaging & Print installed an Iwasaki mini-intermittent 4-colourletterpress machine with inline UV flexo varnish, rotary and flat bed diecutting,...
Nirav Shah on the Kodak Flexcel NX technology
One of the secrets of print quality is generally found in the domain expertise and scientific approach to prepress. Nirav Shah, director of Letra...
Glittering promise
Today’s inkjet printers are brilliant pieces of technology. We all know about desktop and wide format inkjets for photo and poster printing. In the past decade big high-volume industrial-strength wide format printers have steadily encroached into the short-run large format print markets previously dominated by screen process and offset. The past year has seen the introduction of narrow-web format inkjets with UV inks, intended to handle the label and packaging work that’s currently mainly printed by flexography.
Shrinking Labels Expanding Surfaces
Real estate these days, as is evident from the din and blare of its advertising, is in great demand for a variety of reasons. Every piece of land or built-up surface that can be acquired is being “developed” and put to good use. In the same way, product brand-owners, in their attempts to own more and more of their potential customers’ mind-share, seek out and cover the maximum possible outdoor advertising real estate. This ownership manifests itself as brightly painted hoardings and wall paintings popping out of the landscape (sometimes amidst green farmlands) to scream their brand message constantly for the customers’ brief attention.
Arvind Sekhar of Sai Security PL wins Interpack08 trip
The winner is Arvind Sekhar of the multi-locational commercial and security printng and label and packaging group — Sai Security Printing and Packaging. Sai Security and Packaging have offices and plants in Bangalore, Delhi, and Faridabad. The group which runs sheetfed presses for book and board printing also runs mid-web presses for security and forms printing and Aquaflex 8 and12-unit narrow web label presses. The company is currently expanding and modernizing its plant Bangalore and building a brand new 100,000 square foot plant in Faridabad. Arvind Shekhar will be attending Interpack with software product manager Sweta Raghavan.