Sham Desai of Pratham at the
company stand. Photo PSA
Pune-based Pratham Technologies demonstrated a whole host of solutions and technologies are the just concluded Pamex 2017. The company displayed different types of folding kit including parallel fold, cross fold, taping unit and online inspection unit on folding machine.
Also, Pratham demonstrated its indigenously developed Ipv Proof Check software for PDF-to-PDF and PDF-to-Scan inspection of leaflets, cartons and labels.
“Pamex 2017 was a very good one for Pratham as it was able to sell a number of machines during the show,” said Sham Desai, manager marketing, Pratham on the last day of Pamex.
Bengaluru-based ID Prints has confirmed an order for a folding line that consists of six parallel fold, six cross fold, a vision system, stacker, and a batch making unit. Similarly, Ziska Pharma from Bengaluru has booked a six-parallel fold machine equipped with a stacker and a batch making unit. Besides this, Pratham has sold an XP412 folding kit to Nepal-based Maruti Pharma.
New Delhi-based Kay Art Printers signed for a PGV PF 818 machine equipped with a vision system and a height adjustable stacker and batching unit, which he admitted was an obvious choice when it comes to insert folding systems.
Indore’s Akruti Offset and Navi Mumbai’s Rukson Packaging have ordered folding machines from Pratham at Pamex.
In total six folding lines were orders were placed during the expo with sales value of INR 76 lakhs.
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