Pamex 2024: Komori to highlight LP-140, KP Connect
At Pamex 2024, there will not be any machines at the Komori India stall, but the company will promote all Komori products. At the exhibition, Komori will highlight two products, Komori Perfector 40 model LP-140, a 40-inch convertible perfecting offset printing press and KP Connect connected automation.
04 Feb 2024 | 2434 Views | By PrintWeek Team
According to Jitender Rohilla, general manager-sales, Komori India, the LP-140 is suitable for thin paper printing with high speed. With exceptional quality and stable two-sided one-pass printing at speeds of 13,000 sheets/hour, the Perfector 40 is the perfect press for a variety of single-colour, two-sided jobs.
“While demand for multi-colour printing continues to rise, Komori developed this press to meet the persistent demand for single-colour printing of items such as dictionaries, paperbacks, study aids, user manuals and drug inserts. It provides superior print quality, eliminating common issues faced by two-sided machines,” Rohilla said, adding, “Designed with Komori's amassed expertise in machine safety, durability and operability, and with service and support, the press can be relied upon for years to come.”
The KP-Connect is printing task control software positioned between the MIS and the production site that makes complex task control visible and enables anyone to share the latest operating information in real-time. Capable of integrated control, including schedule creation and distribution and production results collection for both offset presses and digital printing systems. In addition, information is made visible in real-time by digitising the operating schedule table and the daily operating report.
Rohilla said the last Pamex was quite good and very successful. The company closed almost 20 orders during Pamex 2023.
Meanwhile, the company is targeting 50 installations by the end of the financial year 2023-24.
“We already have a market share of more than 65% and wish to increase the sale/market share in FY 24-25,” Rohilla concluded.
Hall 1/ Stand D02