He is young, he is well informed. There is no faux naivety about him. He knows he is part of a huge print legacy, and so, he is determined to create the perfect blueprint for the future of Sapco.
Alain Deschamp, owner of Albion Screen Printing, beside his new Esko Kongsberg C24 Digital Cutter from Agfa Canada.
A few months ago, Albion Screen Printing (Gatineau, Quebec) invested in a new Esko Kongsberg C24 Digital Cutting solution from Agfa Canada. This investment has allowed Albion to considerably increase the productivity in its finishing operations. “The added value of the Kongsberg table lies in the service and the robustness of the equipment,” said Alain Deschamp, owner of Albion Screen Printing. “The 3kW motor in the router allows us to cut materials like acrylic much faster.”
Albion specializes in a huge array of wide-format products – including banners, posters, signage, fleet graphics, window/wall decorations and displays, as well as decals, promotional products and nameplates & tags. Albion also provides a wide range of client services – from screen and digital printing, die cutting, installations, distribution packaging and more, to rapid and accurate
The Meerut-based packaging printing company has enabled business process automation at its facility with the installation of Indus Print ERP. Mohit Jain, CMD, Nageen Prakashan
Nageen Prakashan, a subsidiary of Nageen Group, was founded and established in 1966 by Nageen Chand Jain – an educationalist and philanthropist. Ever since, the company has grown from printing and publishing to printing packaging vertical.
Nageen Group is now led by Mohit Jain – CMD. Nageen Group’s subsidiary companies include Nageen Prakashan, Nageen Education, Little Kingdom, Nageen Art Gallery, Mittimate, and Nageen Print-Pack. Nageen Print-Pack forms the major constituent of the Group.
According to Jain, the recent demand and advances in printing and packaging has led to the expansion of the industry.
Banbury Litho enhances wide-format arm Richard Stuart-Turner Wednesday, December 16, 2020
Banbury Litho has bolstered its in-house wide-format ops with the installation of a Mimaki JFX200-2513 EX flatbed UV printer and an Esko Kongsberg X24 Edge digital cutter with i-Cut software.
Banbury Litho can now produce more wide-format work in-house
The two new machines, which were supplied by CMYUK and installed in November, continue the Oxford-based company’s transition “towards a strong new future vision” which it embarked on 18 months ago.
Commercial director Matt Plant said: “Essentially, what we are building at Banbury Litho is the look and feel of a creative branding agency with a state-of-the-art production facility. We are developing the front-end of the business, but naturally you need to invest in your production facility as well.”