Domo-Spiff stated that the company will continue to protect the craft that built its reputation while expanding the canvas so that whatever a brand needs to be seen, felt and remembered, Kiakiaprint can deliver it.
The acquisition extends Canpac’s presence in the specialty, gift, and premium packaging segment, transitioning the company from a regional folding carton player to a diversified packaging platform serving Indian consumer brands.
The combined entity delivers an integrated capability set spanning the full roll lifecycle.
The new press enables Interflex to enter previously inaccessible markets, including shrink sleeves and roll-to-roll operations, with some customers opting to receive printed roll formats without die-cutting.
The 60-micron nozzle delivers razor-sharp, perfectly legible codes even on minimal surface areas, while the Sealtronic automatic nozzle sealing technology prevents ink from drying out, enabling instant start-ups without cleaning procedures.
The patent’s timing aligns with increased regulatory pressure for enhanced authentication features in local products and the global anti-counterfeit packaging market’s rapid expansion.
The software supports dynamic customisation based on date, location or purchase history, enabling targeted messaging without complex pre-printing.
The Omnifactory houses multiple advanced 3D printing technologies, including Laser Powder Bed Fusion (L-PBF), Cold Spray, Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF), and Selective Laser Sintering (SLS).
The second press supports this high-stakes work by providing redundancy, enabling the company to maintain production continuity and reduce downtime when one line requires maintenance.
The two new printers, announced on 24 June 2026, are designed to meet the evolving requirements of textile manufacturers, garment exporters and print service providers seeking reliable performance, superior print quality and continuous production capability.