100% Inspection System Model PQV. Photo: Baldwin Technology
Baldwin Technology, a provider of solutions for printing, packaging & converting, textile production, film extrusion, and other industrial applications, will have a live demo of its 100% inspection system and the offline proofing system at Labelexpo India 2022 in Greater Noida.
Baldwin will be present in Hall 5, Stand M10.
Raj Rana, sales manager at Baldwin, said, “This event is helpful to do more prospecting to our focused customers from the label industry. This is an opportunity to deliver the world’s latest technology to the entire label industry. The last Labelexpo was very much focused, and we were able to launch and supply many of our systems to the label industry.”
Balwin’s customers include Zircon, Shriram Labels, Kumar Labels, Pragati Graphics, and many more. We will meet all the label manufacturing companies in India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Thailand, the Middle East, and Africa.
“Our automation products would be of utmost interest to visitors as we are eliminating human errors and delivering quality products for all types of labels manufacturers, including the pharma, liquor, food, and cosmetic industries,” he added.
Rana concluded the conversation by speaking on the industry’s growth. “Covid-19 had thwarted the growth of all industries. But if we see the trends of the last year, all industries are growing at a rate like never before. The label, flexible and sheetfed industry is showing a promising future.”
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