The machine has been commissioned by Lichen Machinery and Wenhong Machinery's Indian representatives Zhongke India.

Arshad Memon, director, Concord Printing, said, “The machine will be an add-on to our packaging process. The metallurgy and technology of the machine has lured us to purchase it. This automatic die-cutter will help us provide value addition with faster productivity. And thus, it will enable us to have a competitive edge in the market."

The machine comprises of five foiling stations, in which post-press operations such as embossing can be incorporated. It operates in a working speed of 7,500 sph.

In addition to the die-cutter, Concord has also invested in a LC-740 automatic corner cutting and line pressing window patching machine, which is suitable for producing a wide range of cartons such as tissue boxes, cosmetic boxes, and milk cartons, among others.

The window patching machine adopts a belt pumping mechanism, which helps in continuous feeding operations. It boasts of a mechanical speed of 7,000 sph.

"Both the investments will strengthen our offerings in the packaging segment and help us cater to the trending market requirements and demands," added Memon.