Picture Gallery: Print finds inspiration at Media Expo

The 36th edition of Media Expo from 16-18 January was the first in Mumbai since Messe Frankfurt acquired Media Expo from New Delhi-based Media Exposition & Events (MEX)

(l-r) Umesh Kagde and Shrihari Rao from the Esko team. The Kongsberg XN series recorded a sale to Bengaluru's Wadpack. The digital sign cutting machine boasts of versatility across vinyls, boards, wood and acrylic surfaces

In addition to the XN series, Esko had showcased its design-to-print-to-cut workflow, i-Cut Suite and Artios CAD, the structural design application

The grand launch: Colorjet launched Softjet Grand, which comes with a printing width of 3.2 metres and print head ensures aqueous non-polluting print technology

Eco-friendly: TechNova's NovaSign brand of eco-solvent, UV and latex media

Fujifilm has a new team in place for its graphic arts segment, spearheaded by S M Ramprasad. On display at the show was the Acuity

Made in India: Maxx showcased a wide range of media at the show. The wall print media - Wall Graffiti - according to the company is a popular among brands for campaigns in the outskirts. The media is self adhesive and takes the shape of the surface

KMI Business Technologies had brought to the show Konica Minolta's Bizhub Press C1060

The LX 1325 engraver from Mehta Cad Cam's stable facilitates a size of 4x8ft

Monotech Systems marked its presence with a nine sq/ft stall and digital solution

Epson's SureColor produces signage at print speeds up to 980 sq/ft per hour utilising the dual microPiezo TFP print heads. The production engine boasts of an optional new white ink technology

On display at the show were print's interior decoration capability plus a range of textile work with dye-sublimation

The Apsom stall was buzzing with activity with the Roland Soljet Pro 4 XF-640, VersaCam, Versa UV LEF 20, and ​Tex Art​ on display

Lots of deals and hot leads were firmed up at the show

Small printers were showcased alongside international wide-format brands

The focus on textiles was the highlight of the Media Expo

Although the show was small; the aisles were busy and the exhibitors were excited

Raj Manek, executive director and board member, Messe Frankfurt Asia Holding said, "We feel the industry is primed for future growth, and we are excited about the opportunity to help Indian companies gain access to our global network of stakeholders, and assist our existing global partners to do business in India.”

Picture Gallery: Print finds inspiration at Media Expo