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Printrays installs Brotech DL420

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Printrays installs Brotech DL420

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Printrays installs Brotech DL420

Printrays, a manufacturer of labels, mono-cartons and corrugated board packaging based in Jalandhar, has been on a continuous growth path. The company has been steadily adding capacity and expanding its product offerings in the fast-evolving packaging industry. Recently, the company installed a Brotech finishing and converting machine DL-420 to enhance its converting capabilities by including IML, shrink sleeves, flexible packaging and pre-folded inserts.

Printrays is run by the father-son duo Vikrant Kapoor and Ankit Kapoor.

Ankit Kapoor, partner at Printrays, says, “We are satisfied with the Brotech. The Weldon engineers have done a prompt and efficient installation. We look forward to a very fruitful ongoing association with both Weldon and Brotech.”

The sale and installation of the machine was handled by Brotech’s New Delhi-based agent Weldon Celloplast. Kanwardeep Sahni, managing director of Weldon, said, “Printrays has been steadily growing to add to their vast product range. They have been carefully evaluating their options for converting equipment. We are happy that they selected the Brotech DL-420.”

The Brotech DL-420 features a semi-rotary die-cutting unit and a conveyor. It is suitable for offline finishing of in-mold labels and other varieties of labels, according to the company. The machine is manufactured and supplied by Brotech Digital Graphics, with headquarters in Shenzhen, China. Brotech has a newly established state-of-the-art modern manufacturing facility in Zhenjiang (near Shanghai), and subsidiary offices and showrooms in Italy, the USA, Mexico and Thailand.

Ramon Lee, managing director of Brotech, said, “Printrays is a deeply committed converter of labels and packaging. We are proud to have them as our valuable customer.”

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