Esterlam Success in India

International Exhibition on Printing and Packaging

Esterlam Ltd, who continue to forge partnerships worldwide in over 100 countries expanded their customer base in India earlier this month at PrintPack India.

The 14th edition of PrintPack series is an international exhibition on printing and packaging.

The exhibition, organized by Indian Printing, Packaging and Allied Machinery Manufacturers’ Association (IPAMA) with the Association of Label Printers & Suppliers, Screen Printers Association of India, All India Federation of Masters’ Printers helped make this year one of their best yet.

Printpack India exhibition showcases high-tech printing, packaging, and converting machines including In-Press, Post press, finishing, converting, digital and signage and packaging machines, all under one roof.

“The exhibition really helps industries to learn more and adopt the latest technological improvements in the field,” says Esterlam Commercial Director Neil Hailey.  “We were delighted to be exhibiting with our partners Capital Graphics (CGSASP).  It was a great opportunity to connect with experts and interact with each other on the most recent market innovations.”

Printpack India took place across 6 days with exhibitions and workshops at the India Expo Centre in Greater Noida, India.

“We’re really grateful to the CGS team for arranging everything and for their kind hospitality and for arranging key customer visits and discussions with the leading OEM’s,” adds Neil  “A lot of the customers we met are running all the major presses such as Mark Andy, Gallus, Lombardi, Alliance, Nilpeter, MPS, Edale, Omet etc and also all the chamber systems including Tresu, H&B, Absolute, Printco and Delpro.”

The exhibition proved to be another successful show for the Esterlam team with new connections and customers. “Everybody is moving to the Esterlam blades,” adds Neil. “We’re seen as the only real alternative to steel.  Recent results and award-winning print entries, production and performance benefits along with the safety benefits are reasons why so many narrow web and wide web converters are moving to Esterlam.”

Esterlam Ltd are the original inventors of the world’s first synthetic doctor blade over 40 years ago.  UK made, supplied and supported worldwide.