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Novexx displays its range of packaging solutions at Labelexpo India 2018

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Novexx displays its range of packaging solutions at Labelexpo India 2018

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Sajan Abraham, general manager – South Asia, Novexx Solutions, at Labelexpo India 2018. Photo: The Packman

 

At Labelexpo India 2018, Novexx Solutions showcased live demo sessions of its print and apply machines, round bottle labeling machine, and print and apply machines. The company also displayed its blow on labeling machine which is basically for delicate products like fruits or vegetables. “In this application, the label is applied on the packaging through blown air, hence eliminating the need for physical contact,” said Sajan Abraham, general manager – South Asia, Novexx Solutions.

The company also displayed its LTSI applicator – launched a few months ago – at the exhibition. The applicator is basically for applying primary and tertiary labels on boxes. “The advantage of this applicator is that it can be used on standalone position, and work with a pneumatic arm, and directly applies labels on products,” said Abraham.

Talking about Novexx’s latest innovations, Abraham said, “One of our latest innovations is the high-end labeling applicator for small-sized labels with speeds up to 60 m/minute. That means, it can easily apply small labels on 500 to 600 products in a minute. In addition, we recently launched the ALS 272 high-speed label printing machine, which is also being showcased to visitors at the event.”

Abraham shared that Novexx’s journey in India has been very good with a double digit growth. “Our strategy is to make companies and our partners aware about the different types of automation that we can offer, and how it can help them run their production 24 x 7. People are expecting automation. Automation and packaging are two big things that are growing in India. If you see the growth of automation and packaging in India, it is growing at a range of 22 to 24%,” concluded Abraham.

— Mahan Hazarika

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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