Fujifilm India
Fujifim has showcased its XR-2000, the developer waste reduction system in the show. The system concentrates developer waste, then separates it into distilled regenerated water. This also reduces the consumption of the developer. Anil Singh of Fujifilm, said: "The system provides solution for the waste developer which is one of the major concern for the printing industry. As a green initiative, the printers can contribute using the XR-2000 technology." Singh added: "The water which is separated from this system can be used for the plants in the premises. The pH of this water is almost seven and therefore it is safe for the plants. The concentrated developer, which is separated is then transported for industrial waste processing." Meanwhile, Fujifilm announced the installation of XR-2000 developer waste reduction system at Kumar Printers in Delhi, Parksons Packaging in Mumbai and the recent one at Vyoma Graphics in Pune. Besides this, Fujifilm has installed more than 800 XR systems in Japan.
Peco Graphics
Peco ZB-1100A, a paper handbag forming machine can make 50 bags per minute using paper sheet sizes from 600x380mm to 1100x600mm. Peco is a sister concern of Bengaluru-based Indo European Machinery. This machine can convert bag of sheet thickness from 127 to 300 gram, using hot melt glue. The overall dimension of the produced bag from the machine is 7500x2200x1500 mm. Sowmya NS, marketing co-coordinator, said: "We have sold more than ten ZB-1100A paper handbag making machines all over India, and recently we have installed two machines at Bengaluru-based Gokuldas Exports and Ravi Graphics respectively. We are getting potential queries for all the machines displayed here.
Suba Solutions
Suba Solutions has showcased an automatic laminator, FMZ-1450. The machine can handle a minimum sheet size of 400x400mm and a maximum size of 1450x1450mm and operates at a speed of 6000 sheets per hour. Suba has to its credit over 90 installations for this flute making machine, including installations at the acclaimed packaging companies; ITC, Borkar Packaging and the likes. Returning to Pamex after missing the last event, V Vaidyalingam, the director at Suba is expecting a substantial foot fall at the stall. He said: "The machine is a perfect suit for the packaging industry. Operting successfully at various firms, it is a good opportunity to showcase this machine and demonstrate its operation, live. The machine will attract the visitors and prospective customers." In addition to the laminating machine, the company has displayed a semi–automatic wire closing machine; DWC-520 and SFI- 2; a spiral formation and insertion machine from Leung Chong Kee Machine (LCKM). "DWC-520 can be termed as a seasonal machine. The machine is used optimally for the production of calendars and diaries," added Vaidyalingam. Suba Solutions has been representing LCKM since the year 2008.
Fortec Binding Systems
Fortec Binding Systems, the Coimbatore-based manufacturer of post-press equipment, has launched new two-fold binding system. Fortec is known to provide customised solutions to its end users. Rohin Kumar, director of Fortec Binding Solutions, says: "Our ability to deliver products with various customisation levels has made us a preferred sourcing destination for customers worldwide." Kumar added: "We introduced four-fold binding system during Pamex 2010 and also received orders for five systems. This time, we are showcasing our new development two-fold binding system." The Fortec four-fold machine can handle maximum case size of 400x800mm and handle paper thickness of 60 to 170gsm. The system produces 500 cases per hour.
