Solvent Recovery for Flexographic Photopolymer Plate - Ofru
Ofru is a pioneer in developing solvent recovery units. For over 30 years the company has been providing treatment solutions for various industrial sectors. Ofru is a specialist in the treatment of soiled solvents and offers solutions in environmental technology. The company is involved in the recycling of raw materials with high yield and the production of clean high quality solvents. Re-cycling is done with low operating costs and a short pay-back time (ROI) which is usually less than a year.
Today Ofru has a comprehensive product line with more than 20 ma-chines and has decided to work with In-sight Communications, which is one of the largest sales and service partners for Graphic Arts equipment for the printing industry in India representing brands like Komori, Kodak, HP, Xerox,Screen, Soma, Komori-Chambon, San-don Global to name a few. Bhupendra Srivastava, sales director of Insight,says, “We have decided to work with Ofru as it will enable us offer the right product positioning for packaging customers and also grow our customer base for packaging industries. Ofru’s high quality products and aggressive marketing will enable us develop the right business strategy for the Indian market.”
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