At drupa, the engineering business of UFlex is exhibiting its CI Flexo printing machine ELISA 1308, and a Combi Lamination machine, the CAMCO Excel 1300. The company is also showcasing a model of its advanced ReLAM recycling machine. Alongside the engineering division, the other businesses of UFlex, including holography, packaging films, and chemicals are exhibiting their solutions for the printing and packaging industry.
“The ELISA 1308 CI Flexo was launched in 2018, and since then, we have had a successful run. We are excited to showcase its continued success and our latest advancements in engineering excellence, alongside other businesses, including holography, packaging films, and chemicals. All three machines will be demonstrated live at the show,” the company says.
According to the company, the CI Flexo is designed to address the pressing need for printing low-gauge and thin-gauge flexible films with precision and accuracy, thereby offering sustainable options for the printing industry. Unlike other printing processes, CI Flexo stands out not only for its ability to deliver high-quality results but also for its eco-friendly features, making it the optimal choice for meeting today’s printing requirements while promoting sustainability, it said.
UFlex’s chemical business is showcasing its latest water-based inks and adhesives designed to elevate sustainability in printing and associated processes. The holography business will showcase the company’s industry-leading brand protection and anti-counterfeit solutions, demonstrating UFlex’s ongoing commitment to innovative measures that safeguard and enhance brand equity.
UFlex’s printing cylinders business is presenting technologically advanced printing cylinders at DRUPA 2024. These cylinders offer customized printing solutions for a wide range of materials, including various types of fabric and hard materials like PVC.
During the IntraPac 2024 show in Greater Noida, Packaging South Asia caught up with Sanjay Malik Sabharwal, joint president and COO, UFlex engineering business. He talked about the great technological strides by India in global markets and drupa 2024.
“Our machines will utilize water-based inks for the live demonstrations. A flexo machine running at an elevated speed of 400 ppm will be a highlight. We aim to showcase the strength of our packaging technologies at drupa, aligned with the growing recognition of our capabilities in the international markets,” he said.
Anantshree Chaturvedi, vice chairman and CEO of Flex Films International said, “We are proud to be at the forefront of innovation and customer-centricity in the global printing and packaging industry. Our innovative solutions reflect our commitment to sustainability and enhancing efficiency for customers. We are excited to be at drupa and look forward to fostering collaboration and driving innovation and sustainability.”
UFlex says its business ethos revolves around innovation with a clear focus on sustainability. With its advanced solutions, the company aims to spearhead industry-wide reductions in waste and production costs while advancing toward a circular economy. The company’s commitment to environmental responsibility aligns with its intention to achieve carbon neutrality by 2035, contributing to a greener future.
