Media Expo to open its door tomorrow in Mumbai

The three-day exhibition, Media Expo 2018 catering to the brand and advertising industry is all set to open tomorrow, 22 February. On all three days, the exhibitors at the Bombay Exhibition and Convention Centre in Mumbai will display a wide range of technologies and solutions.

by Sujith Ail | 21/02/2018

Printweek
Some of the companies exhibiting at the show are Canon, Hewlett Packard (HP), Fujifilm, Colorjet, Apsom Infotex, Mimaki, Negi, Wonder Signs, TimexBond, TechNova Imaging, Apsom Technologies, and Aestrik Techno.
 
Brands like Nilkamal, Arvind, Alstrong Enterprises, Aludecor Lamination, EverGlow, Wonder Signs, RM Graphics and LIPI Marketing will be exhibiting for the first time at the Media Expo.
 
Commenting on the previous experience at Media Expo, Anil Brahmbhatt, managing director of SkyScreen said, “We participated in Media Expo last year and the response we received for our products on display was very positive. We expect a greater response to our participation this year as we will conduct live demos of our new products.”
 

Some of the technologies to watch out for at the show:

Benson Polymers launches Polyfix, super strong adhesive for plastics, metals, and ceramics.

Hitech Systems will display print machines from Azon which is capable of printing on diverse substrates such as cotton, nylon, lycra, denim, jute, paper, leather, metal, glass, vinyl, acrylic, wood with advanced digital die-cutter, auto-feeder.

Macart Equipment to launch Uvision flatbed machine comprising of six picolitre print-heads.

Arrow Digital will represent EFI, Massivit 3D, and Oki at Media Expo. Arrow will display EFI H1625 LED hybrid UV inkjet printer, Oki M64 LCIS (Large Capacity Ink System) model and many others.

Can Image Media Tech to highlight 4W Image - digital wall painting, a new concept to print on any uneven surface for indoor or outdoor advertising.

Skyscreen India will exhibit Stahls’ range of its machinery like CAD-Cut, CAD-Color heat transfer films, Hotronix heat presses and GCC expert professional cutting plotter and fusing machines.

Source: PrintWeek