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EventsLabelexpo Europe 2019: Weldon Celloplast inks multiple deals

Labelexpo Europe 2019: Weldon Celloplast inks multiple deals

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Labelexpo Europe 2019: Weldon Celloplast inks multiple deals

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New Delhi-based Weldon Celloplast has announced multiple sales at Labelexpo Europe 2019. The deals include two Brotech finishing machines by Vasai-based Sonic Labels; two Luster inspection systems by Gujarat-based Prakash Printers and Coaters, and Lundberg waste management system by Haryana-based Wonderpac.

Weldon Celloplast is a total solutions provider to the label industry and represent globally renowned manufacturers of printing equipment, tooling, inspection and waste management systems besides offering tamper evident security label materials.

For Sonic Labels, led by Kapil Vaidya and Aditya Ojha, the number of Brotech label finishing machine will now go up to three with the installation of the two new machines. Both Vaidya and Ojha cited that they were highly satisfied with the performance of their existing Brotech label finishing machine and hence ordered two more machines at Labexexpo Europe. Sonic Labels was started by Vaidya and his partner Ojha, both family friends about nine years ago. The two families ran manufacturing units, hence the two young men wanted to venture into a business which was low on manpower requirement but high on automation.

Harveer Sahni of Weldon Celloplast said that the management at Wonderpac is highly committed to safety, health and environment (SHE). The new investment will allow Wonderpac to have an all-in-one waste management system in place that increases clean-room production while lowering costs significantly. Established in 2000, Wonderpac is one of the prominent manufacturers and exporters of a range of labels and holograms.

Sahni added, “Lundberg waste management systems are highly equipped in capturing, cutting, conveying and compacting of self-adhesive matrix and trim waste from printing, finishing and converting machines. Its innovative systems are designed to process all kind of label stock materials such as paper, foil and laminates with open glue or just release liner waste.”

Dev Kumar Dutta
Dev Kumar Dutta
Dev Kumar Dutta is senior associate editor at The Packman. He joined The Packman in 2018 and comes with extensive print journalism experience.

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