Zhongke India has called its participation in the recently concluded Pamex 2023 “very successful”. The company demonstrated its rigid box-making, semi-rigid-box-forming, high speed lamination, paper-carry bag-making, foiling, die-cutting and other machines at the Pamex 2023 expo.
“Pamex 2023 has been a great success for us. Once again, we have created a stir. Ten live demos were shown to the visitors, who also discussed their specific requirements. We sold all the machines showcased at the exhibition and signed contracts for a couple of more,” said Pooja Rajpal of Zhongke India.
One of these deals was with Vadodara based carton printers and converters VS Packaging. They bought a Wenhong WH1050SS automated high-speed cutting machine.
Zhongke India’s Wenhong WH1050SS is the 5th automatic high-speed cutting machine that VS Packaging purchased.
VS Packaging, established in 2010, prints and converts master cartons and monocartons for Indian and international markets. It has six-color UV Heidelberg presses fully loaded in the press department. Three die-cutters, and now two folder gluers are available.
Rajpal expressed his excitement about Pamex and said it’s a good opportunity to reach out to new clients as well catch up on those that are already there. Pamex is India’s most professional show for the printing & packaging industry. The show was well organized and presented. It was a great show. We saw customers from across India and overseas as well,” she said.
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