Faridabad-based Ronald Web Offset has tied up with China’s Ming Yang to bring automatic die punching machine to the Indian market. The machine has displayed the automatic die punching machine at Printpack 2019 at its stall.
“Packaging market in India is growing and we have decided to offer packaging solution in the form of automatic die punching machine. We have tied up with Ming Yang and will target companies in mono carton and corrugation industry,” says Ashutosh Shastri of Ronald Web Offset.
Ronald is showing solution from it established web offset division as well. It is displaying a web offset press with bearer to bearer cylinder, which is a new offering from Ronald’s stable.
Shastri says that the company has started focusing heavily on the smaller regional newspapers, which are growing, as the brand is now well established among leading newspapers.
“We have seen that investment in newspaper industry has again started to pick up after recent lull. This year should be good,” he adds.
Talking about the response received at Printpack, Shastri says that the visitor count is significantly higher than that during the last edition of the Printpack. “Overall the expo has been very successful from our point of view,” he says.
Roland Web offset is in Hall 14, Stall J34/35
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