Grand Prints installs its fourth Excel Machinery kit
Grand Prints, a food carton and pharmaceutical packaging company, recently invested in a Excel Maxima die-cutter, Maxima HS 1020. This is the company's fourth Excel Maxima kit.
21 Feb 2025 | 1258 Views | By PrintWeek Team
Grand Print works primarily in pharmaceutical packaging. It is working towards expanding its customer base, now catering to FMCG products, carton packaging and cosmetics.
Dr Rohin Anhal, chief executive officer, Grand Prints, said, “We are extremely happy with the performance of this machine. It does the job well. We are planning to buy another of this machine’s model in the near future.”
The Maxima HS-1020 can cut up to 7,500 sheets per hour. “The machine has been functioning for over two months now without having broken down. Our prior experience with Excel Machinery has been brilliant. The service that the cprovide is unmatched,” Anhal added.
The machine has a mnemonic chase-locking system, rigid toggle design, a gripper bar lock system, automatic centralised lubrication, a computerised control touch screen display, triple action stripping, and an adjustable advance and retard of stripper timing.
Anhal considered purchasing a machine from one of Excel Machinery’s competitors, but then decided against it since Excel Machinery is a “Make in India” company. “There is pride in using a machine that has been made in India. It also comes at a fraction of the cost of its competitors’ and performs wonderfully well,” Anhal concluded.