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The Indian Market Has Become the Largest Single Market Overseas for Yizumi HPM

The Indian Market Has Become the Largest Single Market Overseas for Yizumi HPM

Yizumi Invested Rs. 200 Corers to expand their business in India

Strengthening development in the Indian market to help achieve Yizumi HPM’s global strategic objectives.

As we all know, India and China are two of the largest developing countries in the world and are very similar in many ways. Both countries have brilliant historical and cultural heritage. Both have a population of more than 1.3 billion. Many believe that China’s today will be India’s tomorrow.
As a modern material with many properties, plastics play an irreplaceable role in the industry, agriculture, and consumer field. In recent years, India’s plastic machinery and equipment market has expanded rapidly.

India’s plastics consumption has been growing at 16% every year, well above China’s 10% and the UK’s 2.5%, making it one of the fastest-growing countries in the plastics industry. However, India’s plastic machinery market currently remains at a very low level, mismatched with its population size and economic level.

When confronted with this huge plastics market, an earlier market deployment will help you to seize more opportunities. As an important injection molding machine manufacturer in the industry, Yizumi HPM has made a very wise decision to immerse itself in the Indian market and build a strong business foundation for its marketing, service, and production technology.

Remarkable result: Yizumi HPM’s India factory has manufactured and sold 1400 injection molding machines.

Yizumi HPM has leased industrial space to manufacture and sell injection molding machines in India since 2017. Yizumi HPM India factory is an injection molding machine manufacturer offering design, production, sales, and customer services. Based on hiring local management, sales, production, and technical personnel, the enterprise has copied the management model of Yizumi HPM headquarters and implemented the entire system of Yizumi HPM headquarters including quality control and product delivery management in the Indian factory to ensure quality and rapid delivery of injection molding machines made in India.

In its first year of operation, the value of Yizumi HPM India factory shipment exceeded Rs 400 million. In 2021, despite the severe pandemic situation in India, the sales of Yizumi HPM injection molding machines in the Indian market grow rapidly and are projected to double by end of the year. By January 2022, Yizumi HPM India factory has produced and sold 1,500 injection molding machines. The Indian market has emerged as the largest overseas single market for Yizumi HPM.

The rapid business development of the Yizumi HPM India factory represents the strong competitiveness of the Yizumi HPM injection molding machines. Yizumi HPM’s injection molding machines deliver the design and quality comparable to the machines made in U.S. and European countries while offering great cost advantages. With positive market feedback, Yizumi HPM’s machines have established a great reputation on the market, continuously receiving purchase orders from both new customers and existing customers.

Aiming at the Indian market, Yizumi HPM launched comprehensive and systematic field research. Data indicate that India’s current level of plastic consumption is far lower than that of China and developed countries in Europe and the United States while the demand for the mainstream consumer goods, such as automobiles, home appliances, and 3C is strong. The production needs to be unleashed to release its potential.

In view of the characteristics of the Indian market, the market and technical teams from Yizumi HPM demonstrated their capacities in program implementation. They quickly developed the machine configurations for the Indian market and wide platen machine series specifically specially designed for Indian customers. Yizumi HPM’s three-platen machines, high-speed packaging system, and the full series of two-platen machines have achieved very good sales performance in the Indian market.

Acquire land To construct a smart digital precision production base
As the business of the Yizumi HPM India factory expanded, the capacity of the leased plant became unable to fulfill the rapid-growing market demand and constrained its development pace in India. Given its firm confidence in the continued development in the Indian market, with its strategic global industrial layout in mind, Yizumi HPM acquired a lot in Gujarat to build its own modern plant.

The new plant is located in the GIDC Industrial Park in Gujarat state, adjacent to Mitsubishi Electric and covering an area of 80,000 square meters. When fully completed, the annual output is expected to be 10 billion rupees. The current first phase construction has an annual production capacity of approximately 5 billion rupees. Using the factory requirements of Yizumi HPM headquarters as the reference, the design and construction of the new plant in India adopt the highest standards to build an intelligent, digital, precision modern advanced production base.

The first phase of the plant construction is progressing well. The primary frame of the building is nearly completed. The design and bidding process for water and power supply, as well as equipment configuration, are also completed. Orderly conduct of works is pushed forward as planned. The plant is expected to be operational by the first half of 2022. By then, equipped with advanced production equipment and management concepts, Yizumi HPM India factory will provide customers in the Indian market with better product quality and shorter delivery time, taking its business to the next level.

Yizumi HPM India factory will continue to focus on customer service and product quality to achieve excellence in all aspects. Externally, the company adopts a customer-oriented business approach, striving to provide customers with better pre-sales and after-sales service to increase customer confidence in buying and using Yizumi HPM’s machinery. Internally, it will continue to strengthen the management infrastructure to ensure product quality, timely delivery, and market competitiveness.

Because of India’s geographical location, upon completion, the factory will be able to supply the surrounding countries after fulfilling customer demand in India and drive the market expansion of Yizumi HPM injection molding machines in South Asia, Central Asia, and Africa.

In recent years, Yizumi HPM’s global layout strategy has been making steady progress, with the completion of the German R&D center, Vietnamese subsidiary, and French spare parts center. The acquisition of a larger lot in India for its higher standard intelligent manufacturing base is Yizumi HPM’s largest investment project in overseas markets to date, representing another solid step forward in its global layout implementation.

As the pivot point of Yizumi HPM’s global strategy, the India factory is a positive, forward-thinking example of this strategy. The successful experience of Yizumi HPM’s India factory may also be copied to many more new plants of Yizumi HPM and contribute to the success of Yizumi HPM’s globalization objectives.

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INEOS O&P Europe Announces €30m Upgrade of Lillo Polyolefins Plant to Increase Focus on Durable Products That Will Play Key Role in Transition to Net Zero

INEOS O&P Europe Announces €30m Upgrade of Lillo Polyolefins Plant to Increase Focus on Durable Products That Will Play Key Role in Transition to Net Zero

INEOS O&P Europe has announced today a €30m investment in the conversion of its plant in Lillo, at the Port of Antwerp, to enable its existing capacity to produce either monomodal or bi-modal grades of high-density polyethylene (HDPE). This will allow INEOS to meet the strong demand for durable high-end applications such as cable ducts and pipes used to transport green energy sources such as renewable power and hydrogen, whilst enabling the business to follow market trends as society reduces single use packaging.

HDPE is a key building block for producing a wide variety of goods, including many of those that will play an essential role in the transition to net zero.

INEOS will use its proprietary technology to build on its leading position as a supplier to the high-density pressure pipe market, working with customers to supply key regions and segments such as drinking water, gas, sewage and industrial applications including geothermal and biogas.

The investment will also enable INEOS to meet growing demand for applications that will be critical to the new energy economy, for example: pressure pipe grids for transporting hydrogen; long-distance underground cable ducts networks for wind farms and transportation of other forms of renewable power; electrification infrastructure; and CO2 capture, transport and storage processes.

The unique combination of properties offered by INEOS’ bimodal HDPE polymers means many of these products can be installed and operated safely for at least 50 years. They also offer more efficient, lower emission solutions for transporting important utilities and goods around Europe’s cities.

The investment also demonstrates INEOS O&P Europe’s commitment to a thriving circular economy. Following the upgrade, the Lillo site will increase production of the highly engineered polymers INEOS combines with recycled plastic waste to form the Recycl-IN range, which enables converters and brand owners to produce products that meet consumer demands for increased use of recycled materials while continuing to deliver the high-performance specifications they expect.

It will also enable INEOS to work with customers to develop new grades of Recycl-IN products.

INEOS’ long term renewable wind energy contract has already lowered the site’s carbon footprint associated with the production of its products.

Rob Ingram, CEO, INEOS O&P Europe North, said: “This investment will enable our business to support the growing use of products that play a key role in the transition to net zero, as well as other uses essential to homes and businesses.”

“The Lillo investment also shows our commitment to helping to create a thriving circular economy. Our Recycl-IN polymer range gives our customers the quality and confidence they need to help them to increase the use of recycling materials”.

https://www.ineos.com/sustainability/

 

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Pashupati Group, India Announces to Enter into Recycled Food Grade Segment in PET and HDPE.

Pashupati Group, India Announces to Enter into Recycled Food Grade Segment in PET and HDPE.

Pashupati Group, India’s leading recycler of plastics, announces that it is set to enter into recycled granules (Food grade) in PET & HDPE. “The Group is investing into European technologies to offer Food Grade approved (FDA & EFSA) rPET granules (22,000 TPA) and rHDPE granules (14,400 TPA) from PCR waste said Mr. Bankey Goneka, the Managing Director of Pashupati Group”. The Group is investing Euro 12 Million to set up World Class Facilities at Kashipur, Uttarakhand, India added Mr. Goenka.

The Commercial Production of both these units will start in 2023 and supplies will be made across globe to support Brand Owners for their pledge to use recycled contents in their Packaging.

Pashupati Group, India leading rPSF manufacturer diversified into specialized recycled fibres and exporting to 4 Continents – North America, Europe, Asia & Africa.

Leading Recycler of India and a prominent manufacturer of Recycled Polyester Staple fibre (rPSF) diversified into Specialty recycled fibres like Concrete fiber (Roads, Construction), Anti-Bacterial (Medical, Sports, Hygiene), Hydrophilic (Baby care, Sanitation, Home furnishing), Fire retardant (Hospitality, Transport, Air Force, Fire Fighting), Micro Fibre (Mats, Knits, Weaves, filters) and offering 44,000 TPA capacity to the leading users across Globe.

“It’s an effort to add value to recycled content and offer products for specialized application” said Mr. Goenka “.

Pashupati Group, India launched PP/HDPE Woven fabrics & bags from recycled contents.

The Group has started manufacturing Woven Fabrics & Bags (small bags to FIBCs) from up to 100% rPP & rHDPE contents to offer about 20,000 MTA volume of sustainable range of packaging.

Today, the group has a meaningful contribution to the Indian industry ecosystem through its 7 businesses – Recycling, Packaging, Textiles, Master batches, Hospitality, Trading and Waste Management. The manufacturing infrastructure of Group Companies (8 numbers) is spread over 90 acres of land with a built-up area of more than 1,00,000 sq. mts. The Group has strong network of partners & own Collection centres to collect Post Consumer and Post Industrial waste for all plastic types. We are a family of more than 3000 people who are putting joint efforts for a better planet, said the company officials.

The group is offering sustainable recyclates like rPSF, Specialty fibres, rPET Flakes, rPET Granules, Recycled Polyolefin Granules, rPET Masterbatches, Woven fabrics and sacks and many more.

The group has received various awards and accolades like Iconic Achievers by Forbes India in 2021, Plastic Recycling Champion and Best Recycled or Up-Cycled Product by PRCA 2.0 in 2022, Outstanding Work in Circularity by ICEF in 2022, Global Diamond Business Excellence by MSMECCII in 2022 and many more.

The group has achieved various certifications like ISO 9001/14001/45001, REACH Compliance, GRS Version 4.0, OEKO TEX Standard 100, Regal Certificate of Commission Directive 2002/72/EC & Council Directive 94/62/EC and many more.

In view of dynamic market scenario and upcoming demands, the group is also diversifying into Block Bottom Bags & FIBC. The company is evaluating technologies in Chemical Recycling, Pyrolysis, rPET Tapelines, Deodorizing, MLP recycling among others.

The group is evaluating opportunities for overseas collaborations / JVs / Licensing and other overseas arrangements with good companies across the globe.

www.pashupatigrp.com

 

 

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Plastindia Foundation Presents 9th Edition of the Plastics Industry Status Report 2021 – 22

Plastindia Foundation Presents 9th Edition of the Plastics Industry Status Report 2021 – 22

  • The comprehensive report presents data from various segments of the plastics industry including Polymers, Machinery, Plastic Processing, and Finished Goods
  • Highlights plastics consumption in India has grown 23 percent since 1990 – stood at 20.8 million mt in 2021-22 and is estimated to reach 22 million mt in 2022-23
  • Among the top 10 items to be exported from India, Plastic exports in 2019-2020 were USD 10.00 billion, expected to reach USD 25.00 billion by the year 2025

Plastindia Foundation, an apex body of the major association, organizations, and institutions connected with plastics,has unveiled the 9 th edition of the Plastics Industry Status Report.Giving an overview of the Indian economy, the 3 rd largest economy in terms of GDP, the report highlightsthe significant role that plastics can play in further accelerating economic growth. Among the top 10 items to be exported,India exported USD 10.00 Billionworth of plastics in 2019-20, which isexpected to reach USD 25.00 Billion by 2025.

To download the report, click on Plastics Industry Status Report (Plastindia.org)

The detailed report also highlights that the production and consumption of plastics in India have increased many folds in the last 3 decades. In 2021-22 the consumption of plastics was approx. 22 MMT, compared to 0.9 MMT in 1990.The industry gives jobs to over 4 million people and comprises over 35,000 processing units, 80% of which are small and medium-sized enterprises. This sector is predicted to achieve 9.1 lakh crores by 2025.

The plastics industry is committed to sustainable development. 90% rigid plastics, including PET bottle waste and 60% of flexible waste  is being recycled. 6.4 million mt is estimated to be recycled in 2021-22 which is ~60% of plastic Waste Stream.

Shri Jigish Doshi – President, Plastindia Foundation said,“The 9 th edition of the Plastics Industry Status Reporthas been put together to offer first-hand information on the Indian plastic industry. The report aims to catalysis growth by empowering each stakeholder with facts and figures. I am confident that this report will act as a beacon for change byhelping createmore employment, fostering innovation, and driving investments that will help the industry work towards sustainable development models.”

Shri Ajay Shah – Chairman, National Executive Council, Plastindia 2023 said, “This report includes various new sections and provides more in-depth data on various sectors ofthe industry, including a brief history of polymers and the benefits that plastics provide to society. The report enumerates the strengths of India and the various government initiatives and programs that would drive the polymer industry in the future while showcasing the country to the world as a land of potential opportunities. The data provided in the report will surely be useful for the entire value chain of the plastic industry – from raw material and additive producers, processors, machinery manufacturers, recyclers, andconsumers, guiding them in their growth plans.”

Plastindia Foundation is organizing Plastindia 2023, the 11th edition of the international plastics exhibition, conference & convention, from 01st to 05th February 2023, at the newly revamped Pragati Maidan in New Delhi. Plastindia 2023 will focus on innovation, sustainability, and growth, facilitating modern techniques that will help to maintain a cleaner environment and lead to sustainable economic growth. To register click on: https://plastindiaexhibition.plastindia.org/

For many years now, plastic has played an important role in industries as diverse as Agriculture, Healthcare, Packaging, Construction, Electronics, Transportation, and Machinery. Plastic’s popularity is often attributed to its remarkable properties like lightweight, durability, chemically stable, and capability of being molded into a spread of shapes and sizes.

 

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Leo Precision Invested USD 2 Million in Capacity Expansion

Leo Precision Invested USD 2 Million in Capacity Expansion

Leo Precision, a modest size tool room, located in Industrial hub of Silvassa India has completed first phase of Expansion with an Investment of USD 2 Million in the first phase and is planning to invest another USD 1 Million within next one year. These fresh investments have gone into capacity expansion to meet the growing global demand for Molds manufactured in India.

Leo Precision, which already had a strong hold in India and overseas market on PET Preform Molds, has also successfully ventured into design and manufacturing of 4 Station Single Stage Molds for PET Bottle Industry. There is a growing demand for Single stage Molds from all Quarters. In its quest to be a reliable Mold manufacturing partner to the Rigid Packaging Industry and to provide one stop solutions, Leo Precision also started manufacturing Caps and Closure Molds. It is offering includes Caps and Closure molds with simple bump-off ejection to more complex Flip Top cap molds with In-Mold closing option said Mr. Senthil Kumar founder of Leo Precision.

Years of expertise in making their own Hot Runner systems and multi-cavity molds, Leo is already leader in India and nearby markets in PET / PP Blood collection Tubes. Leo’s journey started in 2010 from a small workshop and today it has mold manufacturing set up spread across 150,000 sq ft of area and with over 250 employees. It is already operating over 50 + CNC machines and is ready to invest further to meet the ever-growing demands for its molds.

The company which started off making small spare parts for PET Molds from HUSKY, today offers complete cold halfs up to 144 cavities for HUSKY, SACMI, SIPA and Kraussmaffei PET systems. It specializes in offering weight change parts and neck change parts for the OEM molds at very cost effective rates. It has already become go to supplier for change parts for the PET Industry.

During last three years, Leo Precision expanded its expertise of making PET preform Molds to offer single stage molds for ASB machines. Within a short span of 3 years it has already started to design and manufacture 4 station single stage molds upto 24 Cavities. Today its range covers all major models of ISBM machines sold in the world. The special Micro pitch Molds, offer customer higher cavitation from the same machine and thus higher productivity said Mr. Amitabh Agarwal Executive Director, Leo Precison

Leo Precision has always believed that Quality and On time delivery are the two Key factors for the success in the Mold making Industry. The Molds are made using best available grades of material and thus delivering long lasting yet cost effective Molds. Leo precision is rapidly expanding. The fresh investments have not only gone into new capacity expansion, but also in upgrading the existing infrastructure for design and testing of the molds. Modern simulation tools are being used for Mold flow analysis and backed by full fledged in-house mold testing set up for all type of molds including Single stage machines.

Leo is planning to invest further USD 1 Million within a span of one year for further enhancement of the capacity. It has already set its eyes on increasing its market base and is aggressively hiring Industry experts from various fields in the Rigid Packaging space. Leo wants to be the No.1 go to the supplier in the Rigid Packaging space and is all set to claim its unique position and claiming to offer Profitable Packaging Solutions.

www.leopp.in

 

 

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How Appreciating Your Audience Drives Business Success

How Appreciating Your Audience Drives Business Success

By Mark Hinder, Responsible for Business Development Programmes, Ricoh Graphic Communications, Ricoh Europe

How well do you know your audience?

Identifying audience makeup can help operations understand their client base and help them grow by offering clients what they really want. It can build trust, credibility, and loyalty.

So says Audience, the second book in the Guide to Modern Marketing series published by Ricoh Europe. It shares insights on what drives a purchase including how unconscious decisions have the biggest influence on choices and how what buyers say and do can be totally different.

It confirms that an Audience First approach should be the very first marketing step. It recommends taking the pain of choice out of the journey by identifying what’s truly relevant to the prospect. By getting into the client’s head, the basic needs process can be defined, both rationally and emotionally. By understanding what’s important, criteria and values can be aligned.

Clients are drawn to suppliers that make them feel good about their purchase and will often buy into a progressive brand. They look for authenticity, business leaders and thought leadership companies. People are ‘happy’ to pay a premium for a product that doesn’t just fulfil its ‘purpose’ brilliantly, but also rewards through brand ‘personality’.

Today’s clients don’t buy what you do, they buy why you do it. They want to know the why behind your business proposition. Think inside out. Tell them why you exist, then tell them what you do and how you do it. A brand with a strong sense of why creates an emotional response and emotional decisions take less time and effort than rational ones.

Staying close to clients is easier than ever. In the digital world you can see what they’re looking at on your website, where they come from and where they go, and you can hear what they’re saying about you and your competitors. You can understand how they feel, what they think and how they respond. Staying in touch and on top of your audience is mostly just a click away.

The more you know about your clients, the more relevant your marketing will be, which is why analysing existing data records will show market and spend trends. Using data to plot when your clients last bought, how much they spent, and how frequently they’re spending, will provide a clear trend analysis.

Everyone can talk directly to each other in today’s world. Establishing a one-to-one relationship creates interest, gains favourability, and secures trust. The most powerful form of marketing communication is direct marketing. It targets the audience first, is measurable and accountable and outperforms mass media.

Highly relevant and targeted marketing communication is built on good data. And data driven communication is being demanded by the audience itself. Clients are looking to have their preferences recognised and to have their capacity to receive only relevant marketing communication understood. They want what they want, when they want it which us why it is so important to capture individual preferences, deliver individual experiences and identify individual expectations.

The book explores why you should know who your clients are, what they really buy, why they choose a supplier, when you should get to know your clients better and how to talk to them. This should help you confirm and deliver your brand promise and consistently deliver so clients stay with you.

Other books in the series, titled Brand, Vision, Engage and Optimise, will be explored in future blogs. Together they provide a practical, structured, and enjoyable route to business growth and profitability.

They support the completion of a tailored marketing plan with the Ricoh Modern Marketing Canvas. The canvas comprises of four sections – Your Business, Your Marketing, Your Customers and Budget, and is a core part of Ricoh’s EDGE business development consultancy service. With the learning from the six books each section of the canvas can be completed to provide a full picture of business marketing attributes, marketing structure and marketing audience.

For further information, please visit www.ricoh-europe.com

 

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The Print Ecosystem: Deliver More Revenue Opportunities by Unlocking the Five Stages of Your Print Production

The Print Ecosystem: Deliver More Revenue Opportunities by Unlocking the Five Stages of Your Print Production

By Eef de Ridder, Vice President Commercial and Industrial Printing, Ricoh Graphic Communications, Ricoh Europe

How do you unlock the five stages of your print production ecosystem to deliver more revenue opportunities?

It’s all in the smooth hand off.

No job succeeds or fails at a single point in the print production process. No matter the size of your operation, limiting human touchpoints on a job through automation and having a smooth handoff from step by step – from input to delivery – is your path to efficiency and improved profitability.

Ricoh is running a series of live webinars, with industry experts, dedicated to showing you how you can unravel your print workflow. The first webinar takes place on October 20. Join our expert panel featuring Ralf Schlozer, print analyst with 30 years experience, Geert Fransen, Consultant & Managing Partner, MY-IT, and Linnea Wolken, Director, Global Marketing, Alliances & Operations, Ricoh Communications Group, in a lively discussion on how to capitalise on opportunities for new businesss and profits by enabling smooth transitions through each step:

Input: Much more than file submission
This is the starting block that captures job orders using a process that standardises every element. Given the potential variability of each job, how files are entered often determines the outcome.

Manage: Performance matters
Track every step of the job through estimating, scheduling, relying on real time data to maximise your resources and being able to quickly course correct to ensure a smooth production process.

Prepare: Looking towards the finish line
Visualising what the result looks like and preparing for the output is the key to avoiding costly obstacles and pitfalls that hinder your bottom line.

Produce: Make it happen
Optimise the job files so the output matches your client’s intentions.

Output: Finish and regroup
Deliver the best product possible based on client specifications and take corrective action over any issues that may have arisen before inputting the next job.

This is a don’t miss event, register now to learn how to reduce unnecessary costs and stop leaving money on the production floor.

For further information, please visit www.ricoh-europe.com

 

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Youngest Entrepreneur Started – Feel Good to Make Where the Waste Feels Good

Youngest Entrepreneur Started – Feel Good to Make Where the Waste Feels Good

FEELGOOD ECONURTUTRE LLP is an Indian two year start up providing sustainable circular economy solutions by managing the plastic waste and recycling the difficult to recycle plastics into making new products that achieve UNSDG.

We have developed and patented a technology for producing granules using post-consumer mixed plastic, Multi-layered Grade 7 plastics and also industrial waste for achieving a new material that has significant properties. This material is further used in making paver tiles, paver block, roof tiles, bricks, designer sheets and useful furniture, construction industries and more.

Product Sustainable S-TILE is made from 100 percent post-consumer MLP waste (Multi-Layer Plastic – packaging wrappers with multiple metal and plastic layer at scale being used for chips, chocolates, food packaging), These tiles are fully tested and have High load bearing capacity are fire resistant and are waterproof. The tiles are antistatic, non-toxic, have a long life, and have an easy interlocking installation and finally are Recyclable and contribute to circular economy said Mr. Sharang Ambadkar, Managing Partner and Founder, Feelgood Econature LLP.

 

Tiles find applications in flooring, pathways, designer wall, playgrounds, washrooms, parking areas, floors, clubs, residential complex, Pathways, gallery and more.

Other products are foldable furniture which is made from Waste plastics tough and sturdy, fire resistant and recyclable.

Their work has been recognized by UNSDG, and awarded the best circular recycled product of the year 2022, at NEW DELHI (INDIA) International conference on Circular economy in May 2022 and other forums

www. feelgoodeco.in

 

 

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Why We Turn to Print in Significantly Historical Times

Why We Turn to Print in Significantly Historical Times

By Erwin Busselot, Director Business Innovation & Solutions, Ricoh Graphic Communications, Ricoh

The important role of print in reporting, documenting, and providing a permanent record of significant historical events was evident following the sad passing of Queen Elizabeth II.

Great Britain’s collective grief and reverence for a monarch that had reigned for seventy years was underlined by the huge interest in printed media that commemorated and celebrated her life.

Sales for many newspapers increased dramatically demonstrating how we still connect with the authenticity, credibility, and enduring presence of print.

The Daily Express sold 75% more copies the day after Her Majesty’s death. On Twitter Karl Holbook, executive editor of the Express, said the demand showed the ‘deep affection’ people still have for print.

A spokesperson for the Guardian told Printweek that the newspaper’s sales more than doubled on September 10.

As well as special editions on the morning following the Queen’s death, there were a number of substantial commemorative supplements.

Magazines also produced editions that celebrated the life of the Queen. Special tribute issues included those from Grazia and Yours. These special editions will be retained through the years, held and treasured in the way that no online content ever can be.

Among the reasons we turn to print at significant moments is the power of trust it holds.

This is something Print Power recently highlighted following the results of the “Press and the various drivers of Trust” study by ACPM & Dentsu in France.

It found that in a world of fake news, deep fakes and alternative facts, the net trust score for offline media, including print, is three times higher than online media.

It also reported printed newspapers and magazines were among the communications channels that gave the highest trust levels to consumers because they offer credibility, proximity, and transparency.

Consumers are increasingly looking for trusted environments, and that extends to trusted media channels too.

Printed newspapers and magazines deliver this.

They remain consistently reliable sources that we turn to in significantly important times. The tangible power of print lends gravitas that online communications cannot deliver.

For further information, please visit www.ricoh-europe.com

 

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Digital Process Installs Third Thermo FlexX Imager From XSYS

Digital Process Installs Third Thermo FlexX Imager From XSYS

The Pakistani prepress specialist has acquired a Thermo FlexX TFxX 80S imager, the third in as many years and the largest in the range, to support customers in the corrugated market in moving from analogue to digital flexo plates, as the company expands with a second facility

Prepress specialist, Digital Process (Pvt) Ltd, is on a journey of growth and innovation to bring its entire customer base the best quality in flexo plates. Over the past three years, the Karachi-based repro house has replaced all its older imagers with an impressive lineup of Thermo FlexX technology which covers the entire gamut of segments, from labels to flexible packaging and now also corrugated post-print.

While many competitors in the region are focused solely on costs, Digital Process stands out with its decision to introduce a new level of quality thanks to its resolute investment in three Thermo FlexX imagers from XSYS. The latest installation of the large Thermo FlexX TFxX 80S comes hot on the heels of a Thermo FlexX TFxX 48 bought just last year and a Thermo FlexX TFxX 60 in 2019. As such, the company can now cater to every need of its many customers, which include some of the biggest printing companies and their global brand clients across Pakistan, India, the Middle East and Africa.

Founded in 2006, Digital Process continues to lead the way in flexo platemaking in Pakistan with the latest technologies and solutions. Founder and CEO Zain Fazal reflects on the company’s experience with XSYS and the Thermo FlexX technology, “We produce over 10,000 sqm of photopolymer plate material each year, and our customers expect best-in-class products and services from us. The Thermo FlexX imagers support us in being able to meet and even exceed these expectations. This robust and innovative technology has already more than proven itself in our busy working environment for our label and flexible packaging clients; we are now ready to extend this service to the corrugated market.”

With the new Thermo FlexX TFxX 80S, the repro house can offer flexo plates in sizes up to 2032 x 1270mm (80 x 50”) in thicknesses of 0.73–6.35mm (0.029–0.25 inches). The imager can deliver an exceptionally high image quality with a maximum resolution of 5080 dpi equivalent to 250 lpi, but also offers adaptable levels of resolutions for those applications that require less brilliance.

Such has been the success of the Thermo FlexX imagers that Digital Process is already planning to invest in a fourth machine as part of an expansion in the northern part of Pakistan. “We are opening a new manufacturing facility in Lahore to offer a more local service to customers there and we are very much doing this on the back of the technology and the fantastic partnership we have established with XSYS,” said Mr Fazal. “We get the best service I have ever experienced from the XSYS team and that goes right back to when we first started buying Flint plates 15 years ago. Technical manager, Yves Vanryckeghem,

is always available and he makes us feel like we are the most important client. He even advised us which spare parts to keep in stock, so we can avoid unwanted downtime if anything needs replacing.”

Yves Vanryckeghem replied, “I must admire Digital Process and the determination to invest in the best solutions on offer in the face of a very volatile market, where many choose to cut corners and buy in cheap low-quality machines without thinking about the real costs. Thermo FlexX imaging technology produces high-quality plates all day, every day – 24/7 if needed – with just minimum waste and that makes them the sustainable choice for the long term. Zain and the team have the longevity, the quality and the support to easily fight off the competition and we are honored to be part of that battle.”

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