Bhogle Engineering Works launches foiling machine at Pamex

At Pamex 2026, Bhogle Engineering Works is strengthening its position in post-press finishing with the launch of a new foiling system, while building on a consistently strong performance in 2025. The highlight of Bhogle Engineering Works’ showcase is the newly launched BEW Foiling 800, a hot foiling machine with an 800x400-mm format. The model operates at a maximum speed of seven-mpm and features a manual paper feeding system.

“2025 has been very good for us. We have been doing well every year,” said Sujatha Murthy, who has been associated with the company for over 14 years. “Our expectations for 2026 are also positive.”

Alongside the new launch, the company is displaying its range of thermal lamination machines, as well as hot foiling and cold foiling solutions under the ThemOLam brand.

Bhogle Engineering Works has traditionally been known for its strong presence in the offset segment, but Murthy said the company’s technologies are equally relevant across workflows. “Earlier, in digital jobs, gum was applied before lamination, and after a few days, the lamination would start delaminating and damage the image. That is where offset lamination makes a big difference.”

With growing interest in value-added finishing, Bhogle Engineering Works expects demand for foiling and lamination solutions to remain steady through 2026.

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