Making it in India – Interview with Metamark’s CEO Phil Wild
Metamark is among the world’s most progressive and respected materials brands. The company, which is headquartered in the United Kingdom, […]
Metamark is among the world’s most progressive and respected materials brands. The company, which is headquartered in the United Kingdom, […]
These days, it needs to run for out-of-the-box ideas and unconventional machines to create impressive and inspiring signage and promotional
One of India’s largest private oil and gas exploration and production companies Cairn Energy PLC, part of Vedanta Group,
Whether simple or herculean task of fabricating and installing the signs on-site demands precision and a thorough understanding of the
The “FunFusionWorkshop 2024” organised by Inventronics in Phuket, Thailand, was a vibrant and engaging event that brought together a diverse
Jaypee Palace Hotel & Convention Center in Agra is a leading 400- room, 5-Star resort property. It is considered as the largest convention center in the city of Taj. Designed to marry modern architecture and local materials and building techniques, this hotel was built to offer a royal experience to the modern traveler.
Colors Digital India (CDI), apart from being a leading manufacturer of robust & versatile line of digital large-format printers produced indigenously under the ‘Make in India’ initiative, also boasts of offering broad arrays of inks for all printing technologies. Latest from the company is a new range of UV, Eco-Solvent and Solvent inks.
As a central forum at drupa 2024 which does not depend on any single supplier, from 28 May to 07 June, 2024 at Messe Düsseldorf, Germany, the new Touchpoint Sustainability (tps) will for the first time focus on the holistic role of the print and paper industry within the global sustainable transformation. The industry has made major achievements, which is however often overlooked.
Hosting a league of exhibitors comprising all big players, BUSINESSLIVE TRADE FAIRS successfully organised the Mumbai edition of Sign India 2024 from February 22 – 24 at Bombay Exhibition Centre (BEC), Goregao (E), Mumbai. Key showcases of newly unpacked products and announcements overwhelmed the three days of the ever expanding exhibition.
Serpentine queues of trade visitors at Eastern Signage 2024, which was held from March 15–17 at Biswa Bangla Mela Prangan, Opposite Science City in Kolkata, were lined up to get in as soon as gates of the exhibition halls got opened. The three days of Eastern India’s most extravagant signage exhibition pulled scores of trade visitors from all over West Bengal and other states including Odisha, Seven Sisters of North-East India as well as Bihar and Jharkhand.
What sets MIMAKI apart? The straightforward answer is ‘its brand value and quality of products’. These are the USPs which the company’s regional dealers in India are cashing in on for revving up sales. Sign & Graphics talks to two of the key regional dealers, viz. SS Infotech, Delhi (North) and Raj Sign Systems, Ahmedabad (West) who score big in exclusive supplies of cutting-edge MIMAKI cutting plotters.
The signage printing and production market is quite mature today with print service providers (PSPs) as well as sign makers utterly integrate newer and advanced machines and technologies into their facilities. This is what travelling bandwagon of Sign & Graphics found when interacted with some select group of signage players around Chandigarh who always look forward to embracing upcoming trends and technologies in which IPC (Indian Power Control)—an authorised partner of ColorJet, Roland and Xerox—plays a key role in helping them to accomplish it.
Mehta Cad Cam Systems Pvt Ltd, a distinguished player in the industry for more than three decades, has announced the change of its name to ‘Mehta Hitech Industries Limited’. This strategic evolution is a testament to the company’s enduring commitment to providing cutting-edge technology through its indigenously manufactured machines at its Ahmedabad plant.
PAMEX, premier trade expo on printing & allied machinery industries, held its 2024 edition at Bombay Exhibition Centre (BEC) at Goregaon (E) in Mumbai from February 06 – 09, witnessing 500 exhibitors and more than 750 live running machines. Of them were some large-format players as well as cutting-finishing equipment providers that pulled crowds. Signs & Graphics catches a glimpse of it here.
In the signage industry, Daksh Enterprises is synonymous with the term one-stop solution provider in its real sense. This Delhi-based manufacturer, exporter, and importer of printing, cutting, and finishing machines, as well as consumables and spare parts, is certainly a treasure trove where signage players can grab everything under one roof. Sign & Graphics takes a quick glance at the company’s current offering of vast choices of CNC routing and laser engraving machines.
Revealing what’s trending new in the digital large-format printing industry, Apsom Infotex organised ‘Print Innovation Summit’ on January 24, 2024
Participated in FESPA Middle East 2024 in Dubai setting footprints internationally
Mumbai-based Silicon Infotech, an authorised distributor of HandTop (India) and MIMAKI (for Western Indian region), has announced the introductions of two new printers—HandTop UV HT1800 and MIMAKI JV330 Series. Both the printers have unique and advanced features for tackling unconventional media and graphic textures.
In the dynamic landscape of printing technology, innovation is the key, and big players like Chenbang Ink Company are at the forefront of providing cutting-edge solutions. Renowned for its high-quality inks catering to inkjet printers, Chenbang Ink Company, based in China, has recently made waves in the industry with its strategic partnership with Caldron, an Indian company specialises in groundbreaking printing solutions.
All new and bigger Demo Centre of MIMAKI India at a new location in Gurugram in Delhi-NCR now acts as one-stop solution corner for a range of printers from three key segments—Sign Graphics, Industrial Products and Textile & Apparel. Closer to its customers in order to present them the printers first-hand, the 1,500 sq ft Demo Centre is home to entry-level cutting plotters followed by roll-to-roll eco-solvents, UV print & cut machines, then industrial UV flatbeds up to sublimation & DTF textile printers.