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Rotatek’s sustainable printing solutions at drupa – Stand 11 A07

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Rotatek’s sustainable printing solutions at drupa – Stand 11 A07

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Rotatek, a leading international manufacturer of printing web presses for labels, flexible packaging, folding cartons, security printing, commercial printing, and pharmaceutical inserts, is gearing up for drupa 2024 with a strong focus on sustainability. With a commitment to environmental responsibility, the company aims to showcase its dedication to sustainable practices and innovation in packaging materials.

The theme for Rotatek’s presence at drupa 2024 revolves around sustainability, a cornerstone of the company’s ethos. With a deep investment in sustainable solutions, Rotatek eagerly anticipates engaging with both existing and potential clients. The company firmly believes that sustainable packaging is pivotal in driving business growth, particularly in light of the urgent need to address climate change. As regulatory bodies worldwide enact stricter measures to combat environmental degradation, brands are increasingly turning to sustainable packaging materials.

At drupa 2024, Rotatek will be located at Stand 11 A07, offering a platform for attendees to explore the latest advancements in sustainable printing technology. The company’s R&D team is dedicated to developing cutting-edge machinery capable of seamlessly adapting to a wide range of sustainable materials while maintaining exceptional quality standards.

Under new management and leadership, Rotatek is making significant investments in both human resources and technological advancements. The company’s focus for the upcoming years lies in the development of next-generation Perfect NT and Universal Sleeve presses, available in widths ranging from 520 to 850 mm. These presses are designed to deliver exceptional results across various sectors, including security documents, tax stamps, pharmaceuticals, and short-run flexible packaging.

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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