Bobst India will be demonstrating live two post press solutions at the upcoming Printpack 2019 that will be held in Greater Noida. The two machines are new generation die cutter Novacut and the latest Expertfold folder gluer.
According to Venugopal Menon of Bobst India, the Experfold folder gluer that will be displayed and run at Printpack will have a “new surprise” and will be equipped with quality control system and end of line box collection system. He says that since last Printpack 2017 Bobst has come up with various new innovations with improvements and developments in the post press equipment for the solid board converting industry.
“If anyone getting into packaging business wants to stand out, be different, be innovative and also be the most cost efficient then he or she will find the right product and solutions at the Bobst stand in 2019,” Menon states.
In addition to the two machines, Bobst’s business unit – services will also showcase the new product and solution offerings to existing Bobst customers. According to Menon, the aim of this exercise is to make Bobst customers become more efficient by helping them increase the uptime of their machines and to manage better their total cost of ownership.
Bobst India is based in Pune where it operates a world class manufacturing facility for folder gluers and downstream equipment for the corrugated board industry including a competence cum training centre in a built-up area of more than 20,000 square meters. Bobst has an installed base of more than 1000 machines in India.
At Printpack Bobst India will be in Hall 10, Stall E35/ E36.
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