Amy Chan (left) and TH Yu of
Paktek Industrial at IndiaCorr Expo
2015. Photo PSA
At the IndiaCorr Expo 2015 held at Noida Expo Centre, Greater Noida, Paktek Industrial displayed its folder-gluer KS-1600M. With an average production speed of 500 to 600 sheets an hour, the folder-gluer features auto-cold glue and hot melt injection system for one-time glue application without pressing. Amy Chan of Paktek says, “The KS-1600M is suitable for E, C, B, A and AB corrugated boards as well as for regular slotted cartons and one-piece cartons. The KS-1600M can glue single-board width from 400 mm to 1,600 mm.”
Established in 1991, Paktek specializes in manufacturing auto folder-gluers. To satisfy customers’ demand on product quality and capacity, Paktek cooperates with other postpress converting machine manufacturers to provide a total solution line of a complete paper box-making equipment. In 1998, to start the production of its own brand of Paktek auto folder-gluer, the company founded its Taipei factory in Taiwan.
Speaking about the exhibition, Chan says, “IndiaCorr Expo 2015 is a good exhibition in terms of meeting serious customers. We want to increase our visibility in the Indian market and I think this exhibition is a perfect place for us to be in to make a mark in India. India is an important market for us and we see after-sales service as an integral part of our relation with customers in India and elsewhere – we want to delight our customers with our after-sales service.”
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