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Komori India launches ‘K Supply’ consumables range at Pamex 2026

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Komori India launches ‘K Supply’ consumables range at Pamex 2026

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Komori India, a leading name in advanced printing technology, has launch its consumables brand K Supply at Pamex 2026. The official unveiling of key products from the range took place on the second day of the exhibition, reinforcing Komori’s commitment to becoming a complete solution provider for the Indian print industry.

Jun Sudo, president, Komori India shared his thought process for the Komori’s new series and expressed his gratitude towards the team. Komori’s honourable customers graced the launch with lamp lighting and ribbon cutting. This was followed by special speech from Satoshi Mochida, president, Komori Japan, “K Supply marks Komori’s strategic entry into the consumables segment. Our vision is to emerge as a one-stop solution for printers, and India is a high-potential market where consistency, quality, and reliability are critical. This launch is a natural extension of Komori’s philosophy.”

K Supply consumables are developed with Komori’s core belief in print consistency and operational excellence. The range is engineered to deliver reliable performance, helping Indian printers maintain stable print quality and press efficiency across diverse production environments.

The initial K Supply portfolio includes: Conventional Fount Solution, Combi Fount Solution, Conventional Wash, UV Wash and High-performance cleaning fluids from Japan – KG 201, KG 202, KG 216A, and KG 218. These products are suitable for a wide range of print applications and are optimized for both conventional and UV printing segments.

Prior to launch, K Supply consumables have undergone successful trials under Indian operating conditions. All products are manufactured under stringent quality control standards at Komori factories, ensuring consistent performance and long-term reliability.

Komori India will support K Supply through its well-established sales and technical service network. Beginning with focused availability in the National Capital Region, Komori plans rapid expansion to build a robust nationwide footprint, ensuring prompt availability and technical assistance for customers across India.

With K Supply, Komori takes another decisive step toward empowering Indian printers with integrated solutions that go beyond machinery – delivering quality, consistency, and confidence on the shop floor.

Mahan Hazarika
Mahan Hazarika
Mahan Hazarika is the Editor of The Packman since 2017. Having spent more than a decade reporting on the printing and packaging industries, he brings a wealth of industry knowledge, perspective, and insight to his work. Outside the newsroom, Mahan is passionate about ZG music, travel, and films.

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