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Fischer and Krecke Launch smartGPS Commercially
Fischer & Krecke (part of the Bobst group) has announced the commercial launch of its smartGPS system (Graphic Positioning System) for the flexo printing industry during January 2009. The system is a revolutionary new concept in the registration and impression setting up of a flexo press between job changes. The beta version of this system
Review of IPACK-IMA
Grafitalia
Into packaging and labels with a bang
Even in its earlier incarnation in Delhi
“Personalization and customer satisfaction are key” Rajesh Shah
Award Packaging started in the galas of Lower Parel in Mumbai and set up a 25
TCPL Doubles Capacity in Three Years with Haridwar plant
We have written in the past in Indian Printer and Publisher about TCPL’s plant in Silvassa in the Union Territory of Dadra and Nagar Haveli about three hours north of Mumbai. TCPL was incorporated in August 1987 and began production at Silvassa in April 1990. When we visited this plant a few years ago we were impressed not only by promoter Saket Kanoria’s art collection decorating the front office walls
All technologies take aim at packaging applications
The inkjet solutions for packaging went beyond the usual specialty marking systems to actually demonstrate the full scale colour production of large size board and corrugated cartons on machines such as the very fast and the SunJet that was demonstrated at a customer site near Dusseldorf. Many of the newer flatbed UV inkjet printers such as the HP Scitex XP5300 and XP 2700 can also be used for some of these POP applications. Both of these are near the dozen mark as far as Indian installs.
A packed interpack 2008 for Indian manufacturers
In absolute numbers, Interpack showed a 28 per cent rise in Asian visitors as compared to interpack 2005, and an increase of 32 per cent in Indian visitors. Many of the visitors returned to Düsseldorf hardly a month later for drupa08. A visitor survey undertaken by Messe Düsseldorf indicates that 78 per cent of the visitors were interested in process technologies and equipment for packaging and converting.
More packaging at drupa08
The last edition of this show in 2004 featured 1,866 exhibitors from 52 countries spread over 161,332 sq. m. of net space and attracted 394,478 visitors from 127 countries, 20 per cent of whom were from Asia. Indian visitors numbered 6 per cent – the third highest after Germany. This year’s event should see a further increase in these numbers.
