Perfect Flexitech orders third intaGlios from Monotech

Flexible packaging keeps up its hot pace

February 7, 2017

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At PrintPack India 2017, Kanpur-based Perfect Flexitech has purchased its third intaGlios electronic gravure cylinder engraver from Monotech Systems. The deal was signed on 5 February, the second day of the PrintPack India exhibition. Perfect Flexitech provides prepress services and gravure cylinders to the Uttar Pradesh and adjacent flexible packaging markets.

The new generation intaGlios electronic engraver is a high technology, easy to operate and versatile system that offers users the highest standards of quality and productivity. The maintenance-free engraving system is uniquely designed and is preferred by users to cover a broad range of applications including packaging and trademarks.

Amit Mittal of Perfect Flexitech says, “The intaGlios from Monotech Systems is a very robust engraver which delivers high quality cylinder engraving. The engraver fits well into our high production requirements. We already have two intaGlios at our plant. Because of the high quality and speed offered by the intaGlios, we have been able to address and tap more markets. It has resulted in increased orders and hence we wanted to have another machine to fulfil the growing demand. This is our third engraver from Monotech systems.”

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