FA-26 press is designed to handle a wide variety of substrates, making it suitable for both flexible packaging and pressure-sensitive labels.
The company currently holds an 8% share of the Indian ink tank segment.
The colour libraries enable precise representation of Pantone and brand colours on two-piece aluminium cans.
The labels are compatible with standard printing presses and can be applied by hand or machine, making them practical for widespread use.
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The initiative is part of a broader strategy to reduce plastic, ink and energy consumption, and to simplify the recycling process.
The company is also expanding its LamiBak product line, which is suitable for various applications.
Kyocera South Africa strengthens production print drive with Vanessa Richardson appointment.
Canon aims to equip Tanzanian businesses with scalable solutions for packaging, signage, CAD/GIS, and interior décor.
Mumbai’s selection reflects its status as India’s historic printing and graphics epicenter.