TechNova has been very aggresive in the last few years, moving in the digital printing segment. While the portfolio now includes a vast range of products in this field, the company has three new introductions for the show.
Having partnered with HP Indigo for its Narrow Web Digital Press for label printing the HP Indiigo 6K will be running live at the stand.
Another launch will be the Kratos Thermal Zero-Process, Direct-on-Press Digital plate. ideal for long-run printing applications. It requires very low exposure compared to conventional thermal plates and is fully compatible with UV ink printing.
With the very recent alliance with U.S.basedMarkforged, the creator of The Digital Forge, the integrated metal and carbon fiber industrial 3D printing platform, the Markforged X7 will show the capability of printing with a variety of materials like carbon fiber, Kevlar, HSHT fiber glass, nylon and the flagship material Continuous Fiber.
In a press note, TechNova says, “Migration to digital is imminent and a must for business model innovation. Commercial printing business has undergone a major transformation with order profiles shifting to short and ultra-short runs coupled with some permanent demand destruction.”
“Diversification to packaging printing seems to be a natural migration. Indian packaging market is growing rapidly, with an upsurge in internal demand from tier 2 and tier 3 cities and export orders shifting to India from other parts of the world.”
The note adds, “However, in order to generate high value business relying on conventional printing technologies alone is a tricky strategy. Embracing state-of-the-art digital technologies and thereby enhacing your delivery capabilities with hybridization of conventional &digital is the need of the hour.”
Overall visitors to the TechNova stand will be able to create their digital roadmaps with products, services, advisories, vendor managed inventories (VMI) and digital supply chains offered by TechNova.
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