Tuesday, September 1, 2026
EventsUflex displays its latest products and developments at Indiapack...

Uflex displays its latest products and developments at Indiapack Pacprocess exhibition

-

Uflex displays its latest products and developments at Indiapack Pacprocess exhibition

-

At the Indiapack Pacprocess exhibition, which took place at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi from 26 to 28 October 2017, Uflex was present with all its major business verticals displaying their range of innovative solutions.

Uflex’sEngineering business displayed its linear fill seal machine at the show. The machine is used for filling and sealing of any liquid, powder and granules in pre-formed pouches and is particularly popular with the Ready to Eat segment players. “The unique feature of the machine is that you can pack for three-four dozing,” said Mukesh Mohan Agarwal of Uflex. The flexible packaging business of Uflex displayed its myriad converted products. Most of the products showcased at the exhibition were in different formats and with re-closablity options. “We are showcasing various flexible packaging products that are unique in terms of aesthetics, functionality, barrier properties, anti-counterfeiting properties and sustainability,” said Anup Kansal, president, flexible packaging business, Uflex.

The holography business of Uflex displayed its range of anti-counterfeiting products including fresnel lens and sterling lenses. The holography business was started by Uflex with two clear objectives – first, to help the brand owners to improve the packaging self appeal and aesthetic, and second, to stop counterfeiting of the products especially in automobiles, pharma and FMCG segments.

Uflex’s fresnel and sterling lenses are based on very interesting concepts achieved through technology tie-ups with American companies and bringing it to India. “Most of the brand owners in India are aware of these lenses as they keep visiting exhibitions and trade shows abroad and have seen their counterparts using it in other countries. “Brand owners in India are looking for big reliable suppliers like Uflex as they don’t want to depend on importing these value-added brand protection solutions,” said CG Ramesh, general manager of Holography business, Uflex.

The tube vertical of Uflex displayed its wide range of flexi-tubes. “Our flexi-tubes provide a complete 360 degree solution which general lamitubes don’t. With different anti-counterfeiting features, our flexi-tubes come with all metallic effects and are aesthetically very appealing. All these tubes are manufactured using reverse printing technology on gravure presses which provide the best of half tone images,” said Abhimanyu Singh, product development, tube vertical of packaging business, Uflex.

Uflex also displayed its Flex Safepack for cement at the exhibition. “The biggest advantage of the Flex Safepack is that it is multi-layered and moisture resistant in nature. “In developing the DuPont Award winning Flex SafePack, Uflex addressed two conflicting requirements: providing de-aeration holes required for air to escape during filling and prohibiting moisture from entering into the bags during storage and distribution. Uflex has been able to achieve this by producing a hermetically sealed flat-bottom woven polypropylene (WPP) bag. The bag laminate structure is put through a special nano embossing and finishing operation after extrusion coating the inner surface of the bag. SafePack can be printed with high quality graphics comprising up to 10 colors using high-definition reverse rotogravure printing imparting a premium look to a commodity product,” said, Paridhi Mishra, assistant manager, sales at Uflex.

Pranay Mathur

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.

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Latest news

Ester Industries looks beyond compliance to build circularity at scale

Vaibhav Jha, CEO of Ester Industries, used his presentation at the 13th Specialty Films & Flexible Packaging Global Summit...

Yangi to showcase Cellera dry-forming platform at Pack Expo International 2026

Yangi, the Swedish developer of Cellera dry-forming technology for fiber-based packaging, is entering the U.S. market with its quick-serve...

Brilliant Polymers pushes the solvent-free advantage

For Brilliant Polymers, the case for solvent-free lamination is becoming increasingly straightforward: sustainability has to make commercial sense too....

Toppan pushes the case for smarter sustainable packaging

For Hiroshi Suzuki, managing executive officer and CTO, Toppan, the next phase of sustainable flexible packaging is not simply...
- Advertisement -spot_img

You made the pack. Where did it go?

Flexible packaging has delivered clear benefits to the food and consumer goods industries, from lower packaging and food costs...

Prashant Mehra: India’s flexible packaging opportunity lies in scale, specialty and sustainability

India’s flexible packaging industry is moving into a phase where scale, product differentiation and sustainability can no longer be...

Must read

Michelman opens new sustainability center in Shanghai

On 17 January 2019, Michelman celebrated the grand opening of...

Plastindia’s ‘largest T-shirt’ enters Guinness World Records

On 5 January 2018, Plastindia Foundation unveiled a giant,...

You might also likeRELATED
Recommended to you