Vinsak, a distributor of Lombardi presses, has announced the installation of a second Lombardi Synchroline press at Citrus Packaging in Hyderabad, Telangana.
While the detailed specifications are confidential as Citrus deals in high-quality pharma labels as well as functional labels, Lombardi and Vinsak have created bespoke special units for Citrus for their first as well as second press.
These enable Citrus to produce these labels efficiently with minimum waste. “The number of repeat orders that Vinsak has from their customers in India far outstrips the competition and this is a key matrix that a converter should ask their machine supplier. The average time in years of repeat purchases as well as the percentage of total customers who have repeated the orders is the highest validation of our product and service,” said Mohan Pailwan, vice president at the Vinsak Group.
“This is our second purchase of a flexo press and our repeated business is proof enough of our satisfaction with the Lombardi/Vinsak team towards all aspects of the business. Keeping in mind our highly technical requirements of special units and special applications for the markets we operate in, we find the solutions offered by them give us the best ROI,” said Abiram Reddy, director at Citrus.
Citrus Packaging Solutions provides innovative and quality label packaging solutions. Vinsak is a supplier of printing and packaging solutions in India, Africa, and the Middle East.
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