Delhi-based Taneja Technocom a digital printing materials supplier founded in 2004 introduced its Wyte brand of substrates about a decade ago. Since 2010, Wyte has established itself as a reliable inkjet printing substrate across the country. The company claims that it has exceptional quality and durability, supplied at what it says are reasonable costs together with excellent customer service.
At Media Expo 2021 at Greater Noida, Manish and Puneet Taneja, directors of Wyte described their impressions of the long-delayed event to Indian Printer and Publisher. Saying that the Covid-19 pandemic has been a tumultuous time for the entire planet but has perhaps brought a time to pause, and reflect for many businesses that were growing and adding assets without considering either the market or the environment. In their view, the pandemic and its ensuing lockdowns and economic slowdowns might be seen positively in some businesses. They see the silver lining in the pandemic – that it offered us the opportunity to consider what is vital and what is not.
While Wyte expects to focus on made-in-India printable media products in the future, at Media Expo, it showcased PVC-free, environmentally benign, vinyl, and decorative media. Many brands have recognized and specified Wyte media products for their décor and signage needs. These include Samsung, Blackberry, HUL, and Pathkind Labs, and many other brands.
“Wyte is working on new technologies. As a result, it has breakthrough substrates in paper, with magnets, and in vinyl with the introduction of new magnet vinyl. They have a variety of modern technology-based media on display. These forms of media are not available throughout India,” said the Taneja brothers.
“Sustainability is now a significant concern in every industry and has become a major commercial prerequisite for signage also. The future will be built on ecologically friendly items, and this planet will be a mother to everybody. It is our responsibility to safeguard it,” they added.
Wyte is attempting to convert all its products to a sustainable level. It has succeeded to a great extent and is continuously looking for and developing alternatives to flex and viny, according to the Tanejas. The Taneja brothers mentioned Wyte’s expansion plans at the end of our talk,
“With 22 partners and offices across India, we’re everywhere. In terms of supply, media development, and research and development, every section of the country is covered. Every printer, especially end-users, should be aware of the specific applications of all printed mediums. Many individuals are unaware of the application and are only familiar with a few goods, such as vinyl, lamination, and flex. However, we now have 115 products to show and utilize. As a result, digital printing may be utilized for a wide range of applications, and Wyte introduces a new printable medium every quarter.”
