Faridabad-based Shyam Techno Prints is a paper bag-making machine manufacturer. Established in 2019, just before the Covid-19 pandemic started, the company earlier produced consumables and spare parts. As the pandemic hit the nation and there was a total lockdown, the company stayed by supplying spare parts. It also made mask manufacturing machines during the pandemic. Since the Covid-19 restrictions were removed, the company resumed manufacturing machines to make paper bags.
Participating in the recently concluded PrintPack India for the first time the company booked many orders. To date, it has delivered 70 machines across the country, with many more in the pipeline.
“A company’s competitiveness is mainly determined by the quality of the products and services it delivers to its consumers,” said Deepak Saini, director, Shyam Techno Print. The company produces and manufactures its STP-PBM 0812/1018/1418/1824/1018P/1418P/1824P machines with options for single or multicolor flexographic printing or without flexo printing unit for automatic V bottom, square bottom, medical pouches, and many other applications. The paper thickness that can be used on these machines ranges from 30 to 120 gsm while the length of the paper can range from 80-610 millimeters, and the width from 60-455 millimeters. The machine can produce 900 paper bags in a minute.
The Shyam Techno Print paper bag-making machines produce bags without handles for food, shopping, grocery, and medical bags for X-rays and other sectors. The machine has side gluing and center pasting options for a variety of customer requirements.
The company buys adhesives from local manufacturers and also provides customers with the recipe to brew their adhesives at home, which can be a cost-effective solution. It uses Dolphin inks for printing paper bags and for its customer demonstrations.
Saini says, “One can kickstart a business with a minimal amount of Rs 5 lakh. Our machines can be available at a tiny amount from Rs 5-25 lakh for the smaller devices and for the big machines it can go up to Rs 45-55 lakh.”
The company has an expansion plan to grow its market in South India. It will participate in more exhibitions and plans to attend the PackPlus event in Delhi, taking place from 7-9 July.
