Five firms opt for QIPC-EAE measure and control systems

The orders came from both new QIPC-EAE users and existing partners. Among the new users is Navi Mumbai-based Spenta Multimedia, has replaced its existing register system on its Mitsubishi Diamond press with three mRC-3D cameras for colour register and cut-off control.

The other four firms are existing QIPC-EAE users and they all decided to further expand or renew their automation.

Jalandhar-based Jyoti Book Depot, a QIPC-EAE user since 2013, purchased two mRC-3D cameras for colour register control installed on its new TPH Orient press.

Palgar-based Hexagon Print & Pack has also installed two mRC-3D cameras for colour register control.

Meanwhile, Sristi Graphics has ordered two IRS cameras for its new press for register and cut-off control, Naph Graphics had two mRC-3D cameras installed on a press that will eventually be used by Guwahati-based Saraihgat Photo Types.

The Dutch specialist for the printing industry develops and delivers innovative, high quality optical measure and control systems.

“We are grateful that customers are putting their trust in us even during this pandemic and global crisis,” said Rakesh Dave, managing director of QIPC-EAE India. “We have done our best and brought the projects to a successful conclusion.”