Baddi-based Prakash Hitek installs a Mark Andy
Prakash Hitek, the Baddi-based self-adhesive label manufacturer has invested in a Mark Andy 10-inch six-colour MA 2200 as part of its growth plan.
13 Jun 2012 | By Rushikesh Aravkar
Baddi-based Prakash Hitek installs a Mark Andy
Sanjay Bhasin, proprietor of Prakash Hitek, said, “We purchased the MA 2200 to upgrade our current printing operation and the quality of work that has been produced by the press has so far been impressive. “
Bhasin added, “One of the most flexible and productive presses on the market today, the six-colour 10-inch Mark Andy 2200 press installed at our plant provides maximum versatility and flexibility and supports our existing business. The potential of the machine is almost immeasurable and the new press is fulfilling the extremely high demands and complex requirements of our greatly changing market. Our customers are happy and we are happy!”
MA2200 can be bolstered with more than 12 print stations along with die cutting, punching, perforating, rewinding, sheeting, folding and conveying units to cater the needs of fast growing label market.
The press has been supplied by Delhi-based Flexo Image Graphics (FIG), the Indian representative forMark Andy.
The press has been supplied by Delhi-based Flexo Image Graphics (FIG), the Indian representative forMark Andy.
Gourav Roy, managing director at, FIG, said, “The MA 2200 is the converting system of preference with the features you want and need at a price that makes sense for you.”
He added, “The Mark Andy 2200 was the first narrow-web press to incorporate the revolutionary "QC" quick change inking system. Today, our 2200 is still the high demand press with a versatility that allows it to be used for a wide variety of converting applications employing pressure sensitive stock, paper, foil, gummed stock, heat seal material, light weight tag and data processing stock, plus print both sides of the web in a single pass.”
Sheetal Mishra, vice-president, marketing at FIG, said, “And, if you thought you couldn't afford Mark Andy quality, think again. Now more than ever, with the need to stay competitive, to deliver consistent quality, and to invest wisely, you can’t afford to own anything else.”
He added, “The Mark Andy 2200 was the first narrow-web press to incorporate the revolutionary "QC" quick change inking system. Today, our 2200 is still the high demand press with a versatility that allows it to be used for a wide variety of converting applications employing pressure sensitive stock, paper, foil, gummed stock, heat seal material, light weight tag and data processing stock, plus print both sides of the web in a single pass.”
Sheetal Mishra, vice-president, marketing at FIG, said, “And, if you thought you couldn't afford Mark Andy quality, think again. Now more than ever, with the need to stay competitive, to deliver consistent quality, and to invest wisely, you can’t afford to own anything else.”
Sanjay Bhasin is eyeing future installations at Prakash Hitex in keeping with the growth in the packaging and label market.
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