Zhongke India has called its participation in the recently concluded Pamex 2023 “very successful”. The company demonstrated its rigid box-making, semi-rigid-box-forming, high-speed-lamination, paper-carry bag-making, foiling, and die-cutting equipment at the expo.
“Pamex 2023 has been a great success for us. Once again, we have created a stir. Visitors enjoyed 10 live demos, and they also discussed their requirements. We sold all the machines showcased at the exhibition and signed contracts for a couple of more,” said Pooja Rajpal of Zhongke India.
One of these deals involved Vadodara based carton converter and printer VS Packaging. It bought a Wenhong WH1050SS high-speed automatic die-cutting machines.
Zhongke India has sold VS Packaging five Wenhong WH1050SS high-speed automatic die-cutting machines.
VS Packaging is a company that was founded in 2010. It prints and converts monocartons, master cartons, and other packaging for Indian and foreign markets. The company owns a 6-color UV Heidelberg full-loaded press in its press department. It has now three die-cutters, and two folder gluers.
Rajpal praised Pamex as a platform for meeting new clients and catching up with the ones already in place. Pamex is India’s most professional show for the printing & packaging industry. The show was well organized and presented. The show was a huge success. We saw customers from across India and overseas as well,” she said.
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