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The machine is equipped with a stripping option and can convert cutsheet sizes of 28×40-inches at the speed of 7,500 sheets an hour. The company is also planning to convert E-flute cartons. Vipul Jain of Chandni Industries said, “We diversified into packaging business in November 2021, and are gradually establishing the setup. We selected the Dayuan die-cutter because of its micro embossing feature. It will help us to offer more options to our customers. Micro embossing is not only for mono cartons, it is also required for some high-end playing cards. Another reason to choose the die-cutter was its cutting pressure of 600 tonnes.” As the company is now targeting the toy manufacturing industry, the die-cutter will help the company cut plastic boxes as well. It has a hot bed, which is helpful for creasing. Read Full Article:-Delhi’s Chandni strengths its post-press with Robus

The webinar will be addressed by Subhasis Roy, director strategy, Robus India Industries and Yatharth Bhardwaj, manager, compliances and marketing, The Shakti Plastic Industries. Prem Kumar Vishwakarma, founder, Robus India Industries, said, “As a responsible machine manufacturer and supplier for the packaging industry, we would like to spread the awareness about single use plastic ban and emerging opportunities for paper and board packaging applications. Old directive of single use of plastic; new directive of single use plastic; government policies for single use plastics; government and other authorities stand on multi-layer plastic uses and other topics will be discussed during the webinar.” Read Full Article:-Robus to host webinar on plastic in packaging

Dera Bassi-based Riddhi Siddhi Enterprises opted for an automatic folder-gluer. “Riddhi Siddhi purchased our first 100% Make in India performance series automatic folder-gluer, RI-INSTAFOLD-850PC,” Prem Vishwakarma, director, Robus India, said. Bahadurgarh-based Mehamia Shoe Packaging opted for an automatic die-cutting machine. “Mehamia has been using our die-cutting and folder-glueing kit for the last one-and-a-half years. It is a sign of the company’s satisfaction with the machine performance and our services that it purchased its third machine from us, our confidence series model MHC-1100E,” Vishwakarma said. Ghaziabad-based Prem Industries opted for an automatic die-cutting machine with stripping. “Prem has been using two automatic die-cutting machines and one folder-gluer from Robus for the last four years. The company is happy with the makeready time and the stripping section of the die-cutting machine. Therefore, the company ordered its fourth Robus equipment from our performance series automatic die-cutting machine with stripping, the MHK-1050CE,” Vishwakarma said. Read Full Article:-Robus bags 13 deals at PrintPack

Robus India is highlighting the make-in-India business-enhancing capabilities of its post-press machines at PrintPack India. The company is showcasing the Instafold, a 100% made-in-India folder-gluer, and the Braille machine at Hall 9C, Stand: G-15. Printpack 2022: Robus India Read Full Article:-PrintPack 2022: Robus India

In a significant push for Make In India, Robus India has launched its 100% India-made Instafold folder-gluer with Braille embossing capability at Printpack India 2022. The Robus Instafold is specifically designed to meet the requirements of the pharma and the corrugated industries. Highly efficient, the folder-gluer can produce cartons at speeds up to 450 meters per minute, with very short makereadies and changeover. The folder-gluer is also equipped with functionalities such as clapping device, motorized conveyor, and vacuum feeder and is capable of producing 3, 5, and 7 ply corrugated cartons. Speaking to The Packman, Deepesh Vishwakarma of Robus India said, “The Instafold folder-gluer is manufactured as per international standards. The folder-gluer is designed to produce straight line, crash lock, double-wall, tapered, conical, bag in box, and more. The machine also has the option for both inline and offline Braille device.” Read Full Article:-Printpack India 2022: Robus India launches India-made Instafold folder-gluer, bags multiple orders

Prem Vishwakarma, founder, Robus India, said, “We strive for the customer’s success through consistent productivity, timeliness and fault-free output. During PrintPack, we want to make customers aware of our new projects, including our Direction series and our Braille embossing capabilities.” Thus, the company is showcasing the Instafold, a 100% made in India folder-gluer, and the Braille machine at the show. The company will also discuss advisory services for the packaging industry with its clients through live presentations by Subhasis Roy, director and strategic advisor, Robus India. During his presentation, Roy will address issues such as, techno-commercial consultancy for setting up greenfield and brownfield folding carton and corrugated packaging projects; due diligence in packaging to aid in a potential merger or acquisition; and improving profitability with an operational excellence programme that includes quality systems. Read Full Article:-PrintPack 2022: Robus showcasing made in India folder-gluers

Robus India is set to make a forceful pitch for its make in India Direction Series folder-gluer – Instafold, at the show. Launched early this year in January, Robus will be running the kit live at the show. The company has four orders and the machines are expected to be installed by June 2022. The folder-gluer comes in a range of 650 to 1,100mm and has a maximum speed of 400 mtr/min. It is equipped with a pneumatic blank pile vibrator, gluing tank designed for easy cleaning, independent AC motor for trombone section and is ready to retrofit. The Instafold folder-gluer can be custom-made to suit a customer’s requirement. “The ready to retrofit features like 4- and 6-corner attachment, inline Braille attachment can help customers to perform their jobs more efficiently without any big investment,” says Prem Vishwakarma of Robus India. Read Full Article:-Robus to go live with folder-gluer at PrintPack

Print O Pack Global Offset in Noida recently ordered an automatic die-cutter MHK-1050 ATC with leaf from Robus India. Started in 1985 in Delhi as Chawla & Sons by Bharat Bhushan Chawla, the company used to produce sweet boxes as job work. However, today it provides comprehensive packaging solutions in-house from prepress, and printing through final product. The company produces sweets boxes for Haldiram and Bikanervala, toy boxes, TV boxes, and green crackers boxes in addition to providing festive and gift packaging solutions. The company also produces cartons for the pharma industry. Sweet boxes, and festive and gift packaging is the forte of the company and has carved a name for itself in the market. Read Full Article:-Print O Pack Global Offset invests in Robus India’s automatic die-cutter

In January 2022, Robus India introduced its Direction series of folder-gluer machines, manufactured 100% in-house by Robus India and its R&D team to promote the ‘Make in India’ initiative. According to Robus, the new machine is tailor-made and has benefits like just-in-time delivery, best buy-back offer, ready-to-retrofit with proven in-line Braille unit, with easy to track daily production report and downtime in a mobile app, collecting table, and upcoming features like 4/6 corner attachment, etc. Prem Viswakarma, who himself is an R&D guy who worked at Bobst before starting his own company Robus India, says, “Until recently, we used to get our folder-gluers designed in China as per our specifications based on the requirements and feedback of our customers. We then further customize these machines, if required, at our plant in India before finally dispatching them to our customers. In other words, we used to build our machines at Chinese plants – leveraging the R&D and expertise of both parties. So technically, we have never been an agent or supplier to any manufacturers in China.” Read Full Article:-Robus India breaks technology monopolies in folding-carton segment