M umbai is a “maximum city” with “maximum opportunities.” It is a city of dreams and PAMEX is opening doors to a wonderful show with maximum participants geing maximum inquiries/orders for the products/services. Aſter three successful editions at Delhi, this is the tenth edition of PAMEX at Mumbai in a bid to replicate the magic of the landmark 2006 event held in the city with 250+ exhibitors from India and neighbouring countries. The show was a huge success recording good business, heavy footfall and worldwide recognition. The chief guest Uddhav Thackeray, honorable president of Shiv Sena will inaugurate PAMEX ’15 on December 9, 2015 at 9:30 am at Hall No 1, Bombay Exhibition Center, Mumbai. While the guest of honour Arun Kumar Jha, CEO, Khadi and Village Industries Commission, Ministry of MSME, Govt of India will inaugurate PAMEX ‘15 opens today in Mumbai - Uddhav Thackeray to inaugurate PAMEX 2015 the MSME Pavilion. Presidential address will be given by Shyamal Chandra Basu, president, AIFMP while the opening remarks will be given by Sunil Garg, honorary general secretary, AIFMP. Tushar Dhote, president, Mumbai Mudrak Sangh will talk on ‘PAMEX 2015 – A Step Ahead.’ The show is organised by All India Federation of Master Printers (AIFMP), together with Print-Packaging.com (P) Ltd. Themes at the fair… The fair will showcase products and services in the following categories: l Print: Commercial printing, newspaper printing, large format printing, digital package printing, binding on demand, post press & prepress, UV/Latex inkjet technologies, flexo & gravure printing, screen printing, digital solutions, print supplies, etc. l Narrow Web: Paper, film, adhesives, liners & varnishes, label printing, dies, cylinders & tools, inspection systems, accessories, etc. l Package Converting: Paper, board, film & foils, folding & gluing, cylinders & rolls, coating & laminating, inks & coatings, sliing, sheeting & surface treating, die-cuing & embossing, etc. l Corrugated Packaging: Corrugated box manufacturing machinery, heating systems & boilers, testing equipment for paper & packages, computer soſtware developers for box design, kraſt paper, starches & adhesives. One-day international conference by Mumbai Mudrak Sangh Mumbai Mudrak Sangh (MMS) will organise a one-day international conference on December 10, 2015 in Hall 2 at the exhibition centre. There will be a keynote address, followed by three one hour technology hot spot sessions. There will also be a parallel session on Brand Building, Innovative Print Strategies, Enduring Excellence. A session on Make in India will be followed with a networking dinner. Glimpses of the previous edition of PAMEX A glimpse of the previous edition of PAMEX
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Mumbai is a “maximum city” with “maximum opportunities.” It is a
city of dreams and PAMEX is opening doors to a wonderful show with maximum participants getting maximum inquiries/orders for the products/services.
After three successful editions at Delhi, this is the tenth edition of PAMEX at Mumbai in a bid to replicate the magic of the landmark 2006 event held in the city with 250+ exhibitors from India and neighbouring countries. The show was a huge success recording good business, heavy footfall and worldwide recognition.
The chief guest Uddhav Thackeray, honorable president of Shiv Sena will inaugurate PAMEX ’15 on December 9, 2015 at 9:30 am at Hall No 1, Bombay E x h i b i t i o n Center, Mumbai. While the guest of honour Arun Kumar Jha, CEO, Khadi and Village Industries Commission, Ministry of MSME, Govt of India will inaugurate
PAMEX ‘15 opens today in Mumbai- Uddhav Thackeray to inaugurate PAMEX 2015
the MSME Pavilion. Presidential address will be given by Shyamal Chandra Basu, president, AIFMP while the opening remarks will be given by Sunil Garg, honorary general secretary, AIFMP. Tushar Dhote, president, Mumbai Mudrak Sangh will talk on ‘PAMEX 2015 – A Step Ahead.’
The show is organised by All India Federation of Master Printers (AIFMP), together with Print-Packaging.com (P) Ltd.Themes at the fair…
The fair will showcase
products and services in the following categories:l Print: Commercial printing,
newspaper printing, large format printing, digital package printing, binding on demand, post press & prepress, UV/Latex inkjet technologies, flexo & gravure printing, screen printing, digital solutions, print supplies, etc.
l Package Converting: Paper, board, film & foils, folding & gluing, cylinders & rolls, coating & laminating, inks & coatings, slitting, sheeting & surface treating, die-cutting & embossing, etc.
l Corrugated Packaging: Corrugated box manufacturing machinery, heating systems & boilers, testing equipment for paper & packages, computer software developers for box design, kraft paper, starches & adhesives.
One-day international conference by Mumbai Mudrak Sangh
Mumbai Mudrak Sangh (MMS) will organise a one-day international conference on December 10, 2015 in Hall 2 at the exhibition centre. There will be a keynote address, followed by three one hour technology hot spot sessions. There will also be a parallel session on Brand Building, Innovative Print Strategies, Enduring Excellence. A session on Make in India will be followed with a networking dinner.
Glimpses of the previous edition of PaMex
a glimpse of the previous edition of PaMex
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What is the future of the printing industry in general and Indian printing industry in particular?
ashokan: Beyond doubt, the future is bright for the global printing industry. Believe me, for Indian printing industry also, the future is safe and bright. Growing economy, 65 percent youth population, strong fundamentals, new-gen aspirations – all these shall contribute in overall growth in coming years. Though, pattern, format and methods will evolve as per market needs.
Tushar: Future is always bright for whatever industry we may be in, it is the way we look at it and the perspective makes all the difference. Printing is no different. We need to evolve ourselves and change with the times. Technology is changing rapidly and so we need to adopt it by constantly training and updating our knowledge in business. The quick learner with equally good management skills will be the winner. I believe there is a huge amount of potential in print business. Though digital is growing, offset print too is growing.
What according to you are the strengths and weaknesses of the Indian printing industry?
ashokan: The Indian printing industry is thriving on following strengths: quick learners, overall flexible approach and urge to grow. But, there are a few weaknesses as well, which include lack of patience, lack of skilled man-power and low or no risk options by printers.
Tushar: The Indian printer is very smart and intelligent. The new generation of contemporary printers is on the rise; they are focused and decision makers and this is what will change the future of our printing industry. The strength of the Indian printers is innovation, though there is limitation in terms of infrastructure and manpower.
The weakness of the Indian printer is that he is not well trained, lacks motivation and financial ability to study technology or adopt it in his business. I truly understand that there is a serious gap in the funding available to the SME sector, but a good project with a proper study in terms of ROI and technology change, keeping a futuristic view, is necessary for investment. A proper business development plan is necessary. There can be small group clusters formed with the help of friends and like-minded players in this industry to attract bigger investment for newer technologies. I believe it can be done.
What is the total expanse of the fair? Are these sync with your targets? Why/Why not?
ashokan: From the day we started, our motto was ‘Think big – dream big’. Six months prior to D-day of 9th December we were not up to the mark. Rethinking, brainstorming and suitable actions yielded results.
Tushar: We have sold 7500+ sq m and over 250 exhibitors at PAMEX 2015. Our target though was 8000 sq m but because of some last minute cancellations for equipment not reaching or in high sea and of course the deluge in Chennai, meant a lot of cancellation at the last moment.
What new can the exhibitors/visitors expect at the fair?ashokan: Refreshing venue, hi-tech systems in place, perfect floor
plan, attractive stall designs and above all, world class exhibitors, shall open the gates to ‘future of print’. Every visitor will return home with some degree of satisfaction and I mean it.
Tushar: We do foresee a good growth in the packaging, converting and labels in the coming years, so this time we have a theme of four verticals: Commercial and Digital printing; Package converting; Narrow web; and Corrugation packaging. There are a lot of live demos of machineries at the exhibition. HP is displaying the Indigo 10000 and Insight Communications will be running Komori 37 live. Autoprint, Line O Matic, Canon, Ricoh and Xerox – all of them have new launches. There is a lot of activity in the software section with EFI and Bodhi, etc having new launches. There are exhibitors for all levels i.e. the micro, medium and large printers.
PAMEX opens doors to the future of print!Here, AMSG Ashokan, IPP - AIFMP, chairman - PAMEX and Tushar Dhote, co-chairman - PAMEX share their views on the printing industry and the ongoing PAMEX 2015 show.
How many visitors are you expecting at the show and from which
areas?ashokan: The efforts put in by
PAMEX Team have already assured first six digit. It will be interesting to see how further we can go. Am optimistic, it will be an all time high footfall among all print exhibitions
held so far in India. We are expecting pan India attendance dominated by
Western and Southern part of India. Maximum city, the dream city – Mumbai,
the host city, has its own charm which is boon in disguise for us as far as attracting footfall.
Tushar: We are expecting visitors from all over India. We have specially done 14 roadshows at the Grassroot level in Maharashtra and around six roadshows in Tamil Nadu and South India. We are also expecting a good
crowd from the tier 2 and tier 3 cities.
What other efforts are taken by the organisers to make it a best-in-class show?
ashokan: Nothing has been left to chance. Presence on social media, mobile app, maximum possible use of technology, signage and other aspects which are important from the point of view of a common visitor all have been taken care of.
Tushar: PAMEX brand never had a problem. On becoming the co-chairman of PAMEX 2015, one thing which I did was, not to negotiate the rate and offerings and tried to build back the confidence among the exhibitors, quoting them the success of the PAMEX 2006 held in Mumbai. Both MMS and BMPA are offering their local support to the PAMEX.
Moreover, we created core teams among the distributors and manufacturers and held meetings in Mumbai and Delhi to understand what they needed differently this time. PAMEX promotions through roadshows at the Grassroot level in Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu have been very well accepted and media promotions such as bus panels, jingles and hoardings, etc have been done at strategic positions.
Any message for printing fraternity....ashokan: A must visit event to witness, experience, feel and be a
part of the vision of our honourable prime minister Narendra Modi ‘Sab Ka Saath, Sab Ka Vikas’, ‘Make in India’, ‘Digital India’.
Tushar: My message for my friends in the print fraternity is very simple – we need to stick to the basics and develop a long term plan which will be based on a sound research on technology and a proper ROI for the investment. I believe there is a big scope for print in packaging and digital in newer forms of printing. Please do not compete on rate alone, as it is a killing factor. A proper business development plan is very much necessary to remain profitable.
Mobile App for PAMEXFor the benefit of exhibitors and visitors, a mobile app for PAMEX has also been developed. One can download the Mobile App for PAMEX from Google Play Store and Apple App Store.
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In the year 1978, Dr Pb Kulkarni, founder of Pune Vidyarthi Griha (PVG), initiated a journey to educate and nurture technologists in the field of printing, electronics and telecommunication with
the establishment of Maharashtra Institute of Printing Technology (MIPT). Today, this institute is transpired as an exclusive centre for printing education and training.
Located at a strategic point in the heart of Pune city, MIPT boasts of its every effort in mentoring and transforming students into professionals with good employability skills and characters. In addition to classroom tasks and training programmes, the institute provides its students with added activities that include industrial tours, sports and cultural events, so that they (students) can excavate their hidden talents just beyond academic.
Courses offeredAt the onset, classroom at MIPT started barely with 50 students
enrolled in a fulltime diploma course. In the subsequent years, part-time courses were introduced for working professionals who wish to get formal education and training in printing technology. Soon after, the institute also introduced some short-term courses of three to six months to boost employability and small-scale businesses.
MIPT develops the curriculums of its diploma and certificate courses in a substantive structure embracing all aspects in terms of technologies, machines, applications and creativities. The institute offers four main courses, viz. Three-Year Diploma in Printing Technology (aided and full time); Four-Year Diploma in Printing Technology (un-aided); Three-Year Diploma in Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering (un-aided); and One-Year Certificate Course in Reproduction Photography Plate-making & Offset Printing (composite).
Well-equipped labsWith a team of well-
qualified and experienced teaching faculty, MIPT has excellent infrastructure that includes practical labs equipped with latest machines and technologies. Also, the institute’s teacher and student ratio is well maintained. In addition to classroom activities, MIPT conducts workshops, guest lecturers and industrial plant visits for students to enhance their technical knowledge and they are encouraged to write papers on their projects and present them at various forums. Even the institute’s faculty members upgrade their knowledge by attending refresher courses and relative workshops.
MIPT also offers short-term courses, training regimes and well-equipped labs, designed for professionals as well as those who are young and keen to pursue a career in printing technology or become self entrepreneurs.
ample opportunitiesPrepared in a focused approach, MIPT’s courses are non-
conventional and conceived with ample employment opportunities. The curriculums are developed with the aspects of creating best of communication through printed media that can be of anything hovering around us in one form or the other, such as books, newspapers, tetra packs, sachets, food cans, beverage bottles and so on.
Student placementsUnder the aegis of Prof RS Kamble, director in-charge and
Prof PV Shinde, I/C principal, Maharashtra Institute of Printing Technology (MIPT), the institute has its board of directors whose ultimate aim is to provide continuous improvement in delivery of technical education and training. During and as part of the academic sessions, MIPT regularly arranges collaborative projects for students. Such activities set them (students) find placement or higher education opportunities.
Konica Minolta @PAMEX
Konica Minolta (Hall 1, stand D 61) is showcasing the bizhub C1100 and C1085 – next generation of digital presses; bizhub press C1060/cC070 and bizhub press 1250/1052 – monochrome digital
press; and the Jet Varnish 3D designed for 2D and 3D applications.
The Konica Minolta flagship models bizhub PRESS C1085/C1100 extend the print provider’s range of high-volume job possibilities. Small lot orders and variable data printing jobs with tight deadlines can be performed faster and more efficiently, with speeds of 100/85 ppm on 55 to 350 gsm papers. The machine also maintains the stable high image quality demanded by professional users for high-volume printing.
The company will also create awareness for visitors on how digital printing can complement the offset printing process.
Canon showcases its complete range of products
at PAMEX, Canon (Hall 1, stand E20) is not only showcasing the complete range of their products, but is also launching new products in
commercial printing, besides helping visitors demystify the dynamics of digital printing.
Talking about their participation at PAMEX, Puneet Dutta, director of Professional Printing Products Group, Canon, shares, “We are upbeat about this exhibition. We are showcasing the whole length and breadth of Canon solutions, right from commercial printing to wide format to Dreamlabo albums, which has created a buzz in the industry. We are also utilising this platform to launch some new products in the commercial printing segment. The newly launched wide format products will also be a part of the display.”
Career in PrintingMIPT : Institute of choice for young professionals in printing
Ricoh to display its gamut of products @PAMEX
ricoh India (Hall 1, Stall E12) is participating at PAMEX 2015 in a big way. In their 234 sq m stall, the company is showcasing the entire range of products they offer to the Indian market, with
special focus on the new Pro C 9100 series and Pro C 7100x, with the new white and clear toner. They are also showcasing the newly launched Ricoh Latex printers and their world famous Gel Jet based wide format printing solution.
The new generation Ricoh Pro C9100 is the affordable digital solution that breaks down the cost barriers of entry for printers looking to enter the high-speed digital market or for those who don’t have the high monthly volumes needed to justify the cost of competing presses. The Pro C9100 Series can integrate into a hybrid workflow and delivers greater flexibility, superb print quality and higher productivity with faster turnaround performance. It sits alongside existing offset technology to provide variable data and greater media handling capability. This makes high volume jobs cost effective and highly efficient whilst introducing personalisation and customisation options simply not available with offset technology. While, Ricoh Pro C 7100x has a new 5th colour station, including clear gloss and white toner offering new applications and delivering a premium finish.
What’s more? They are showcasing their different application zones, especially for continuous feed printing where Print on Demand books, and new applications around question paper printing, bill printing, etc, will be displayed. The other application zone has Latex printing applications especially showcasing the versatility and print quality generated by Ricoh’s Latex printing technology.
Besides, there are several demo sessions planned during the show. Some of them are for existing digital customers while some for the offset and packaging printing setups. “We will be talking about the profitability of having a complimentary digital setup and kinds of applications best suited for offset,” told Sambit Misra, chief operating officer – PP, Ricoh India Ltd.
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all segments of the market are facing similar challenges. Shorter run
lengths, faster time to market, more versioned and variable content – while each segment has slightly different challenges, they are all facing this trifecta, and as a result, are moving to an increasingly digital workflow.
Already, prepress and print have benefited from technologies that speed work through the production process, but for many companies, post-press processes are still a bottleneck, perhaps the last hold-out in the analogue-to-digital transformation.
“Historically post-press was always seen as the industry’s Cinderella technology, taken for granted, undervalued and overlooked. But as run lengths fall and turnaround times come under
more pressure, advances in post-press automation and integration are becoming increasingly important as printers realise that the latest finishing technologies can not only ease production bottlenecks, but actually generate new opportunities,” Darryl Danielli, chief editor UK-based PrintWeek.begin with the end in mind
How a job will be finished must be taken into consideration from the very beginning of
the design and production process. Impositions that are most efficient for the printed sheet may not be the same impositions that are efficient in post-press as each piece of finishing equipment requires a unique imposition; and these two efficiencies must be well balanced for a smooth workflow with minimal waste. And finally, automation is key. Manual machine set-up can be time consuming and error prone,
often be significantly reduced, and less skilled workers can be utilised in the post-press area.
Xerox has played a leadership role in finishing automation since the launch of its ground-breaking DocuTech Production Press in 1990 and the development of its Digital Finishing Architecture (DFA) that now includes unique dual mode configurations which allows the same finishing solution to support both inline and offline workflows. Modularity increases flexibility
It is also important to note that many finishing vendors, especially in the transactional, direct mail and commercial print spaces, including MBO, Mueller Martini and Horizon, offer modular finishing solutions that can be configured on the fly as production needs change.Masters of mail
In the direct mail segment, automation is key, both from a cost perspective and to prevent errors. In addition to automated inserter setup, look for inspection and real-time reporting systems such as those from Ironsides Technology, Videk and others, to play a growing role.
Crossing the finish line – a Cinderella storyAs they say, it isn’t finished until it is finished … and for many companies, there are still significant opportunities for improving throughput and productivity as well as reducing costs in their post-press departments. Cary Sherburne, a well-known author, journalist and marketing consultant whose practice is focused on marketing communications strategies for the printing and publishing industries, shares more on the same.
POST-PreSS
Megabound @ PAMEXRole of finishing in any print job: Good printing always has to end with good finishing in order to give good result, if the finishing part is poor than ultimately the quality of the entire printing will come down. It’s always the finishing, which decides the quality of printing. In order to give good results in finishing, we require good finishing equipments; hence the manufacturers of finishing equipments such as post press machinery manufactures play a major role throughout the world.
Offerings at PAMEX: We are offering the following products in PAMEX: case maker machine (semi-automatic machine and automatic machine), casing in machine (semi-automatic machine and automatic machine), joint forming machine, perfect binding machine.
Company’s USP: Our company is manufacturing specialised machineries which are totally different from any other machineries, such as board to board pasting machinery, rotary board cutter machinery, online casing in, joint forming machinery and different types of case making machinery.
In our company, we do 365 days of R & D work in order to give good hard case complete one stop solution. We provide European standard machineries at lower cost. We also provide good service to all our customers throughout the world.
often requiring highly skilled workers and production of “overs” to allow for anticipated waste. To the extent machine setup can be automated based on job ticketing information, bar codes, marks and the like, errors are less likely to occur, the number of overs required can
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High value finishingRegardless of the print
technology being used, there are a growing number of digital finishing solutions that add value to the final printed product along with reduced time to market, reduced waste and cost-effective finishing of short to medium runs. And their value is being recognised by buyers and industry associations alike. High value finishing is one way to decommoditise print, mitigating price-based buying decisions.
Digital press manufacturers such as Canon, EFI, HP, Kodak, Ricoh, Xeikon and Xerox are partnering with these post-press suppliers to offer in-line and near-line laser die cutting, coating and other advanced post-press capabilities designed for short-run and one-off efficiencies as well as medium run length production quantities. In addition, digital presses from these companies also offer clear toners that act as a coating agent as well as adding “pop” to images.
All of these capabilities contribute to the overall value of print, adding to the look and feel of printed pieces with gloss, satin or matte finishes, digital embossing, innovative cutting, foiling and other special effects. Where print itself can often be a commodity, adding these types of specialty finishing increases the value of print, does a better job of catching the attention of recipients, and can help marketers get their messages out in a way that is difficult to do with digital communications.
POST-PreSS
Suba Solutions @ PAMEXRole of finishing in
any print job: Without finishing how would you say a print job is complete?
Offerings at PAMEX: It is a catalogue show and we offer information relating to all print conversion equipment like automatic METPET laminators, new generation automatic foil stamper and die cutter, quality inspection system and folding gluer.
Comapny’s USP: Commitment is our USP. We are committed to giving the right information, offering right solution to a customer at all the stages from pre-sales to providing after sales support. If we think our product wouldn’t be suitable for someone and we know of something better, we would not hesitate to recommend that to the customer.
–V Vaidyalingam, director, Suba Solutions
Packaging perfectionPackaging converters are
also benefiting from digital workflows. The digital die cutting and finishing techniques, combined with digital printing, are making it
easier for converters to offer not only small lot finished packages but also faster, more cost effective mock-ups and samples often produced using the same substrates and printing processes that will used for the final product.books and beyondBook printing is an area where digital has made a significant impact, with respect to both printing and finishing. Many book printers have implemented production inkjet printing technology that is replacing offset volumes, especially as the quality of these systems improves and the range of functional substrates increases. Digital lines for book
binding have also made huge strides. For example, earlier this year at Hunkeler Innovationdays, Hunkeler unveiled its smart book solution for short run book production.
Another is Horizon’s stacking solution for B2 digital presses which converts digitally printed B2 sheets into any required sheet size down to A6, collating them
in page order to form book blocks, resulting in print to book block with minimal touch points. MBO also offers a fully variable book block production solution capable of variable format, page count, signatures and more. And Horizon, Kolbus and others offer automated digital-conventional-hybrid book finishing lines that can be configured to meet each plant’s specific manufacturing needs, efficiently producing both perfect bound and case bound books.
And, of course, especially for perfect-bound books, lamination is important to product printed covers. Providers of laminating solutions such as Neschen and Sihl are working hard to optimise those for an ever-growing variety of digital toner and ink types to ensure high quality adhesion.Wrapping it up
If post-press is a bottleneck in your organisation, or if you are considering the purchase of new presses, begin with the end in mind.
Be sure to engage post-press vendors throughout the evaluation process to take advantage of their expertise and to make sure that your ultimate configuration is the best possible match to your requirements. Most of these suppliers offer pre-sale consulting services that can help ensure that you make the right decisions in this important area.
Keep in mind that in post-press, it is especially important to ensure flexibility in your configuration – the ability to add and subtract modules, reconfigure on the fly and more – especially as new customer requirements emerge or new technologies come to market that can improve post-press productivity.
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aCMe Machinery Company (Hall 01, Stall I10) is displaying folder gluer machine suitable for both mono and e-flute cartons with lock bottom.
Arofine Polymers (Hall 1, Stall K57) is displaying a new range of adhesives for high speed carton pasting applications. Manufacturers of Arobond 555, the company has developed Arobond 64 for disc application and Arobond 646 for nozzle application.
autoprint Machinery Manufacturers (Hall 01, Stall G10) is displaying Autoprint 1520 Colt with VDP attachment, Autoprint Knight NX, Autoprint Dion 450+, Autoprint Repetto 80 and Autoprint Checkmate 50.
bodhi Professional Solutions (Hall 01, Stall G31) is presenting its recently launched Veripack and Veripack 3D – a complete job submission and approval solution which can be accessed through a mobile phone or computer system.
Canon India (Hall 01, Stall E20) is promoting Océ VarioPrint i300 sheet-fed inkjet press that prints up to 294 (letter) images-per-minute.
eFI’s first exhibit at PAMEX (Hall 01, Stall D10) comes in response to the tremendous momentum EFI customers are seeing in India. EFI is showcasing a full flag of solutions from Fiery to Inkjet to EPS (Enterprise Productivity Suite). The solutions showcased for the first time at PAMEX in EFI booth include EFI Radius, EFI DirectSmile, EFI DSF (Digital StoreFront) and EFI Pace in the EPS/MIS category. Also on display is EFI Matan Industrial leading 3 meter Superwide format roll-to-roll and hybrid printer. After the recent acquisition of Matan, this is the first time in Asia Pacific that EFI is showing EFI Matan printer. EFI H1625 LED (curing) Wide format printer is also on display. The company is also showcasing EFI Fiery (CWS) Command Workstation, EFI Fiery Workflow Suite and EFI Fiery (CPS) Color Profiler Suite.
Flint Group (Hall 01, Stall F33) is launching a few products which include: Varn Newsline 435 NT and 435 Turbo which offers OEM-approved fount for coldset presses which significantly enhance
print quality, dayGraphica 8894 and 8897 for single and double width newspaper presses with high density carcass prevents gauge loss and provides long life and K+E F908 and UltraKing Plas XTN are with ink-water-stability, good setting properties and excellent adhesion on plastic substrates.
Gayathri Machineries (Hall 01, Stall D10) is launching eyeletting machines from Hang, Germany
( m a n u a l , electric and a u t o m a t i c e y e l e t t i n g m a c h i n e s ) , p a p e r d r i l l i n g m a c h i n e s
from Nagel, Germany (single hole, multiple hole paper drilling machines).
Grover Industries (Hall 01, Stall D03) is displaying the new and improved wire payoff system. The payoff system along with the 40 Kg spools of Grover stitching wire can help reduce production downtimes of any automatic stitcher by at least 15 hours a month.
hP (Hall 01; E04, E10) is exhibiting its innovative Indigo digital printing technology and applications; helping customers
not just meet the end customers’ need but also target new markets and explore fresh revenue streams.HP has procured the largest booth at Pamex 2015 covering 500 sq m area and visitors have the opportunity to see the many high-quality applications achievable with HP’s innovative Indigo printing technology, as well as the numerous production benefits of digital printing at the large HP booth. HP is showcasing a variety of star products from its large portfolio including the flagship HP Indigo 10000 Digital Press; which is being showcased for the first time in a trade show in the country.
Apart from the HP Indigo 10000 Digital Press, HP is also showcasing HP Indigo 7800 Digital Press which demonstrates HP’s commitment to providing printing customers’ with state-of-the-art digital printing technology to meet their needs, while also offering an upgrade path that helps protect their capital investments.
Other Key highlights include Education seminars for the brand
owners and advertising agencies; Themed application stations for segment customers and Gallery with rich applications.
Insight Communication & Print Solution India (Hall 01, Stall F20) is displaying Komori Enthrone 429” Model E-429. The press offers outstanding cost-performance in a press that allows single-sided and two-sided
printing on light or heavy stock with just one machine. Equipped with a high-performance perfecting mechanism that uses a ‘double
– double – single’ cylinder configuration, its smooth perfecting cylinder surface ensures easy running of thick paper. Make-ready time is substantially short in this machine because paper thickness change requires no transfer cylinder gripper pad adjustment, and perfecting changeover is automatic.
Integriti Consulting India (Hall 01, Stall J45) is presenting Ero S.r.l (made in Italia) gluing and quality assurance, which is launching its medium pressure gluing system (I/P converter based), which would be further enhanced with its globally famous GTE13/S glue gun.
Kanan Graphics (Hall 01, Stall D 59) is offering finest inks and other consumable products at PAMEX. They are the distributors of many well-known multinational companies like- TechNova, Pidilite, Arets, Toyo Inks to name a few.
Kunal enterprise (Hall 01, Stall K01/K03) is presenting two colour roll to roll cylinder screen printing machine MSDR60 from Sakurai, Japan and EP-PAK packaging solution from Toppan Japan. It is also showcasing filling machine from Shikoku Kakoki Co Ltd, Japan.
L i n e O M a t i c G r a p h i c Industries (Hall 01, Stall E20) is exhibiting its latest and upgraded exercise notebook making machines.
Maxcess automation (Hall 01, Stall J42) By bringing together the leading brands of WEBEX, FIFE, TIDLAND and MAGPOWR, Maxcess has built an unrivalled network of application experts with more than 200 years combined experience to help customers improve efficiency and production quality anywhere in the world.
Modular Infotech (Hall 01, Stall K39) is offering multilingual software for different verticals like newspapers, publisher, TV channels, DTP operators etc.
Monotech Systems (Hall 01, Stall D02) is launching various presses and printers from offset, digital inkjet and wide format systems.
Nippon Colour (Hall 01, Stall E40) is presenting graphic arts equipment for pre-press printing industry.
Origami Machines (Hall 01, Stall B20) is displaying rotary numbering machine, variable data printing machine, folding machine and creasing, perforation and sticker half cutting machine.
Plastics Capital India (Hall 01, Stall K49) is offering creasing matrix solutions from C&T Matrix India, the Indian arm
Brief display profile at PAMEX ’15
heat transfer material, plastic sheet etc. Also on display is Clam-shell Screen Printing Machine with Auto Take-off Device Model: KY-710T, suitable for printing small automobile glass, furniture glass, electric appliance glass, etc.
of the C&T Matrix Ltd, a UK based multinational company.
Provin Technos (Hall 01, Stall E12) is offering printing machines from Ryobi MHI Graphic Technology Ltd, Japan. RMG has introduced the state-of-the-art LED UV curing system and the first machine in India with LED UV curing system is already installed at Impact Promotions, New Delhi. They also represent Rotatek SA, Spain for narrow web label and offset presses.
Mumbai based relax enterprise (Hall 01, Stall T80) is offering superior quality photo papers, laminating pouch film, lamination machine, paper shredder machine, ID card holders, stationery and spiral binding machine.
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exhIbITOrS’ NeWSricoh India (Hall 01, Stall G02)
is showcasing the entire range of their products especially the new Pro C 9100 series and Pro C 7100x the new white and clear toner, the newly launched Ricoh Latex
printers and the world famous Gel Jet based wide format printing solution.
rM associates (Hall 01, Stall E12) is presenting printing solutions from Eckart GmbH, ACTEGA Terra GmbH and Technotrans India - all from Germany and consumables like PRINTGUARD-USA’s ink-repelling jackets, underpacking papers of marks-3Zet and Tsukatani’s- Japan cutting rules.
ruian Dapeng Printing Machinery Factory (Hall 01, Stall HC21) is presenting a range of paper cutting machines.
Mumbai based Sangeeta Poly Pack (Hall 01, Stall H12), a division of Sangeeta Group, a leading manufacturer of plastic products, is offering Polypropylene films and sheets that have consistency in gauge and quality. Their Taiwanese sheet extrusion machines, and
35 years of plastic processing knowledge will be useful to the visitors.
Soham Technologies (Hall 01, Stall J58) is promoting environmental friendly disposal of Used Hazardous Mercury Lamps used on the printing machine for the curing.
Mumbai based Standard Printers Providers (Hall 01, Stall C31) offer a wide range of imported printing a n d packaging machine viz. ‘Taiyo’ h i g h
s p e e d web-offset printing
presses, and label printing machines; ‘SUGANO’ automatic cutter-creasers; ‘RAPID’ hot-stamp machines, slitter-rewinder and label inspection machines.
SL Kulkarni Cyril Graphics (Hall01, Stall I06) is showcasing a carton inspection machine and a rigid box making machine which are being offered to packaging industry.
Stoosa (Hall 01, Stall G43) is offering high quality laser dies and laser die making machines.
Thirumala Makers & Marketers (Hall 1, Stall B22) is offering Tazakimo high-end doctor
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blades, which claim to have 25 percent higher wear resistance than other quality tools.
Turakhia Textiles (Hall 01, Stall K11) is presenting a wide range of book binding cloth, mull cloth, tracing cloth and various other industrial fabrics.
Variety Wires (Hall 1, Stall K-11) is displaying Deuco Products – which is a stitching wire made from the best mild steel galvanised iron and processed to suit every stitching. The coils/spools are in straight length without joints and gauge variations which avoid wastage. The wire is rust resistant with no deviation and weather does not affect its quality.
Welbound Worldwide (Hall 01, Stall G21) is demonstrating PUR binder, which can bind substrates from art card, coated paper and plastic to the pages with heavy ink coverage, UV coatings and varnish.
Zeta Marketing (Hall 01, Stall B-09) is displaying newly-launched TezJet series 350 as the OEM partner of inc.jet (www.incjet.com), an American company, with leading TIJ (Thermal Ink Jet) technology in the world. Also, on display is the recently launched
HELIOS Universal File Server (UFS) UB64, the ultimate cross-platform Server software.
Zhongke India (Hall 01, Stall E50) is displaying a complete range of machines for rigid box making solution including
two case makers, rigid box maker, lamination and grooving machines.
Shri export Import LLC (Hall 01, Stall J70) is one stop shop for providing services like Rigging, Inspection, Forwarding, Custom Clearance, Warranty & Installation at your door step. The company also provides complete financial help related to loan and lease plans, whether it’s a competitive interest rate, structured payments, or tax-advantaged programmes. Another company offering used equipment is Khushi Graphics (Hall 01, Stall I34), which is offering rebuilt offset printing machinery and allied equipments. The company is based in New Delhi, India and imports all kinds of single, double, four, five, six colour printing machines.
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A S Print Aids (P) Ltd. ..................................................F04Abhikruti Digi Soft........................................................ J10Accurate Graphic Services .......................................... B04Acme Machinery Company (P) Ltd ........................... I10Acme Machinery India (P) Ltd ................................... B24Advanced Graphic Systems ......................................... J26Advanced Speciality Materials LLP ..........................D53Aesthetic Multimedia Graphic Software ..................K51Akshit Impex ................................................................. I60Alcon Holdings ............................................................ B32All India Fedration Of Master Printers (AIFMP) ........................................................................M01All India Plastics ...........................................................D50Alliance Graphic Equipment (P) Ltd ......................... B03Alpna Visual Packaging Aids .....................................D13Ample ............................................................................. I55Anant Book Suppliers ................................................... J68Anco Development Ltd. ............................................... J17And Global Sales Corporation ...................................K21AND Systems ................................................................C45Anil Agencies ................................................................G33Anugrah Impex ...........................................................K38APL Machinery (P) Ltd .............................................. H20Arofine Polymers (P) Ltd. ...........................................K57Ashwin Enterprises ..................................................... H02Associated Enginering Corporation ..........................D52Auto Rull India .............................................................. I15Autoprint Machinery Manufacturers (P). Ltd. ........G10Avinash Lingam University .......................................M08Bhogle Engineering Works .......................................... I30Bobst India (P) Ltd. ....................................................... I54Bodhi Professional Solutions (P) Ltd.........................G31Bombay Master Printers Association (BMPA) ........M03Bromide Color Chemicals ........................................... B15C & T Matrix India Ltd. ...............................................K49Canan Enterprises ........................................................ B22Canon India (P). Ltd. ................................................... E20Capital Graphic Supplies .............................................F04Chemline India (P) Ltd ................................................G11Condot Systems (P) Ltd................................................ I44Cox & King- DRUPA...................................................M17Creative Digital Solution .............................................D77DBIND Wire Products (P) Ltd. ...................................K61Deluxe Printing Machinery Co. ..................................F40Dept. of Printing Makhanlal Chaturvedi University of Journalism and Communication ......M09Desen Printing Machinery Co. Ltd. ........................... E44Diagraph Impex (P). Ltd. ............................................D85Dongguan Hongming Machinery Co. Ltd. ..............G20Dongguan Tengfeng Machinery Co. Ltd. .................. I40Duratech Automation (P). Ltd..................................... J19Electro Mec Machineries Manufacturers (P). Ltd. ................................................F10Electronic For Imaging India (P). Ltd. (EFI) .............D10Electronica Finance Ltd. ............................................... J18Epson India (P) Ltd ....................................................... J02Excel Machinery (Guj) (P). Ltd. ..................................G32Fair Deal Engineers ..................................................... H01Five Star Printing Machinery Co. ............................... J01Flexography India Press ............................................... J48Flint Group India (P). Ltd. ...........................................F33Friends Engineering ..................................................... E44FujiFilm India (P) Ltd. ................................................. E32Gabbar Engineering Co. ............................................... J22Gayathri Machineries / Grover Industries ................D03Genius Flexo Machinery (P) Ltd. ................................ J56Global Healthmate .......................................................A55Government Institute of Printing Technology, Mumbai ..................................................M05Grafica Flextronica ........................................................ I02Grafik Machinery Exchange India ............................. B06Haiyan Huada Ink Chemical Co Ltd .......................... J41
Harbhajan Singh & Co. ................................................ B71Hari Impex ....................................................................K05Harsha Graphics (P).Ltd. ............................................. J84Heraeus Noblelight GmbH .........................................K31Herzog+Heymann GmbH & Co. KG ........................G50Hewlett Packard ....................................................E10,E04Hi-Tech Systems Pfe (P). Ltd. ..................................... E29Hy-Tek Print Mac .........................................................G30Igus India ....................................................................... B17IIT Kanpur ....................................................................M23IMFPA, Mumbai ..........................................................M06Impex Enterprise ........................................................... J60Imtech Marketing Services .........................................C42Indian Journal of Printing Technology .....................A24Indian Printer & Publisher and Packaging South Asia ..................................................A20Indian Printing, Packaging & Allied Machinery Manufacturers’ Association (IPAMA) .......................G05Indo Poly Machines Corporation ............................... E45Indopacific Inc ..............................................................C69Indo-Polygraph Machinery (P).Ltd. ........................... I27Indu Exim (P). Ltd......................................................... J15Infina ..............................................................................A44Innovative Flexotech (P). Ltd......................................A61Innovative Technologies ............................................. H44Insight Communication & Print Solution India (P) Ltd. ..................................................................F20Inssta 3D Print (P) Ltd .................................................. J54Integriti Consulting India ............................................ J45Inter Print Expo India .................................................M26Intergraphic ...................................................................D27Ionic Chemicals (P). Ltd. .............................................K53J Pack Engineers (P). Ltd. ............................................D07Jiangxi Zhongjing Group Co. Ltd ............................Hc29Jindal Offset India (P) Ltd. ..........................................A01Joy D-Zign Engineers (P). Ltd. ...................................C43Kamal Engineering Works ..........................................D73Kanan Graphics (P). Ltd. .............................................D59Kapoor Imaging (P). Ltd. ............................................G45Kavyatri Paper & Board (P). Ltd. ................................ I09Keywell Industrial Co. Ltd. ........................................ E31Khanna Traders & Engineers ...................................... B61Khushi Graphics .....................................................I62/J71Khyati Traders ..............................................................C26KK Graphics ................................................................... J63KMI Business Technologies (P). Ltd. .........................D61Kohima Machine Tools ................................................G35Konica Minolta Business Solutions India (P). Ltd. ..D21Kshitij Polyline (P). Ltd. ..............................................C56Kunal Enterprise ..........................................................G03Label India ....................................................................A14Lasetrix .......................................................................... B01Line O Matic Graphic Industries ...............................G01Littleberg Offset Co. .................................................... H37Luna Bearings ...............................................................C23M N International.........................................................C25Macro Print Engineers India (P). Ltd. .......................D31Mahavir Enterprises ...................................................M24Markvitrac Systems .....................................................A37Maxcess India Automation (P) Ltd. ............................ J42Maxworth Trading Co. ................................................ B62Media Printers ............................................................... J25Meditek International (P). Ltd. ................................... B65Megabound (India) (P). Ltd. ....................................... E30Mehta Cad Cam Systems (P) Ltd. ............................... J39Memory Repro Systems (P) Ltd. ................................D22MMPTIR Panvel ..........................................................M07Modular Infotech (P). Ltd. ..........................................K39Mohansons India ..........................................................C19Mohindra Mechanical Works .....................................C27Moksha Engineering Works .......................................C35MonoPrint Digital Equipments ................................... I41Monotech Systems Ltd ....................................... D02/D05Morsef ............................................................................ B27
Morya Enterprises ......................................................... I43MSME-H ..............................................................M27/M28Multi Hitech Inc ...........................................................K65Mumbai Mudrak Sangh (MMS) ................................M02N R Industries ..............................................................M25Namrata Graphics ........................................................K41Nayan Graphics ............................................................K17NBG Printographic Machinery Co. (P). Ltd. ............G22Newstech (India) (P).Ltd. ............................................G13Nippon Color ............................................................... E40Nova Printing Solution................................................C46Nulith Graphic (P) Ltd. ...............................................K23Om Vir Print O Pack (P) Ltd. ......................................G23Omkar Engineering ....................................................K19Omkar Engineering Works .........................................K13Origami Machines (P). Ltd.......................................... B20P S Graphics ..................................................................D60Pack Link Industries .................................................... B18Pack O Print .................................................................. B63Packolabel Systems (P).Ltd. ......................................... I14Pal Associates ................................................................ B05Pangraphics Machinery ................................................ J12Paper Bind International PTE Ltd...............................F14Param ERP Solutions India (P) Ltd ............................K37Patel Enterprises ............................................................ J82Percept Print Solutions (a Div of Percept General Trading Co. LLC) ............D01PGI Technologies (P). Ltd. ........................................... J51Photokina Chemicals (P) Ltd. ...................................... J19Pinnacle Technocrats ...................................................D30Planet G Systems ........................................................... I64Polygraf General Industries ........................................A38PPEM India ...................................................................D75Pragati Corporation ...................................................... J65Prakash Engineering Works .......................................K69Prakash Web Offset ....................................................... I19Pratham Technologies (P) Ltd. ...................................D40Press Ideas .....................................................................A16Pressline India (P). Ltd. ................................................ I01Pressman Solutions ...................................................... B30Presto Stantest (P). Ltd. ...............................................C40Print & Pack World ......................................................A22Print & Publishing ........................................................ I45Print Generic Systems ................................................. E43Print in Pack ..................................................................A28Printax ............................................................................K25Printing Samachar .......................................................A26Print-O-Graph Machinery Industries ........................K29Prism Machinery Company .......................................M18Prizm Holograpy And Security Films ...................... H42Proteck Machinery (P). Ltd. ........................................ B08Provin Technos (P). Ltd. .............................................. E01Quality Printing Spares ............................................... B16R K Label Printing Machinery (P). Ltd. ....................D71R M Associates .............................................................. E12Rajkot Offset Machinery Co. ......................................C15Ratan Industrial Engineers .........................................K10Relax Enterprise ............................................................ J80Renuka Softec ................................................................ J66Repro Poly Services...................................................... B26Reprographic Systems & Supplies.............................C66Reprographics India .....................................................F52Retrofit India .................................................................K52Reves Techpack (P) Ltd ...............................................K71Ricoh India Ltd. ............................................................G02RIPTTA (Kolkata) ........................................................M13Riso India (P). Ltd. .......................................................C33Robatech India Ltd. ...................................................... B02Robertson Machinery Co. ...........................................C11Rohan Cards & Printers (P). Ltd. ...............................C01Rotoffset Corporation ..................................................K45Royal Enterprises .........................................................K33RSG Solutions (P). Ltd. ................................................ B36Ruian Dapeng Printing Machinery Factory ...........Hc21
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