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Printpack India 2022: Robus India launches India-made Instafold folder-gluer, bags multiple orders

Instafold folder-gluer
Highly efficient, the folder-gluer can produce cartons at speeds up to 450 meters per minute, with very short makereadies and changeover. Photo: The Packman

In a significant push for Make In India, Robus India has launched its 100% India-made Instafold folder-gluer with Braille embossing capability at Printpack India 2022. The Robus Instafold is specifically designed to meet the requirements of the pharma and the corrugated industries. Highly efficient, the folder-gluer can produce cartons at speeds up to 450 meters per minute, with very short makereadies and changeover. The folder-gluer is also equipped with functionalities such as clapping device, motorized conveyor, and vacuum feeder and is capable of producing 3, 5, and 7 ply corrugated cartons.

Speaking to The Packman, Deepesh Vishwakarma of Robus India said, “The Instafold folder-gluer is manufactured as per international standards. The folder-gluer is designed to produce straight line, crash lock, double-wall, tapered, conical, bag in box, and more. The machine also has the option for both inline and offline Braille device.”

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Launch event of Instafold folder-gluer at Printpack India 2022. Photo: The Packman

Robus India manufactures the Instafold folder-gluer entirely at its own plant, leveraging its expertise and R&D. Viswakarma said, “Thanks to our R&D team, we have been able to add new features to our machines which help reduce job change over time of our customers. People who were earlier losing 40% of their production time in job changeover are now spending only 10% of their production time in job changeover.

Robus India doesn’t have a large sales team but has a sizeable service team and achieves more than 80% of its orders from word-of-mouth references from existing customers, added Viswakarma. The company has already bagged multiple orders for the machine.

Manash Das
Manash Das
Manash Das is associate editor at The Packman. He has been contributing editorially to The Packman since 2016.

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