The new generation Rotogravure Press is led by ELS technology. Photo Pelican
Packaging machine manufacturer Pelican will showcase its Solomark 6450 new generation rotogravure press and Acrostar turret-type slitter ingeniously designed at its facility in Rajkot, Gujarat at Plastindia 2023, to be held from 1-5 February at Pragati Maidan in New Delhi.
Solomark rotogravure 6450
The new generation Rotogravure Press is led by ELS technology. It is ergonomically designed mechanical components to deliver better performance, better operational ease, faster print register response, higher productivity, better print quality, less waste, optimizing ink solvent and energy consumption and faster job changeover.
According to the company, the machine delivers print consistency, exceptional productivity, and helps converters with the new trends on achieving quality products at high speed sustainably on a wide range of material with utmost ease and unparalleled affordability.
The machine has advanced register performance; semi flotation drying with a high efficient ventilation module for high-speed drying that ensures minimum residual solvent on the substrate. Fast job changeover with advanced ink and cylinder management system makes Pelican Solomark 6450 suitable for today’s market.
Acrostar Turret Slitter
With the combination of Pelican SoloSlit and the advantages of modern turret technology, Acrostar is the ideal solution for the modern converter that demands to produce excellent quality rolls, by increasing the productivity, especially on the down-time between working cycles, while minimizing the traditional bottlenecks in the slitting area.
Pelican will be available at Plastindia exhibition at its stall in Hall 6 stall 6H-B-3.
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