Insight to showcase its technologies at Pamex
At Pamex 2026, Insight Print Communications is planning to present its various printing technologies and solutions that are aimed at enabling printing businesses to become more creative, efficient, and profitable.
16 Jan 2026 | 1222 Views | By PrintWeek Team
The main exemplars would be HP Latex printers, Kodak, Fujifilm Revoria series, Atexco Vegapress, Epson, along with the super-modern finishing equipment whose features, quality, productivity, and sustainability of digital printing can be redefined.
Pavitra Kothakonda of Insight Communications said, “Our HP Latex R530 sample will be available for the visitors to see. It can print on both rigid and flexible media.”
At the show, the new gold, silver and white toner technology from the Fujifilm Revoria Press SC285 and SC2100S is going to be the feature that nobody has seen before. With this technology, for the first time in digital printing, printers will be able to create outstanding metallic and special effects.
The company has also scheduled quite a few live and interactive experiences for the visitors. Kothakonda said, “Visitors will get to see live samples at our booth printed with the help of HP Latex R530 and will come to know how the usage of latex technology in packaging is on the rise, especially for rigid and specialty substrates. This demonstrates the versatility of HP Latex beyond just signage.
Insight is also exhibiting the high-end decorated packaging samples produced on Scodix press to demonstrate how visitors can enjoy the premium effects, such as tactile finishing and enhancement for the luxury packaging industries.
Moreover, there is going to be a VR experience of Atexco Vegapress, where visitors can take a virtual tour of a complete book production setup and get to know the press capabilities in a real work environment.
Kothakonda said current industry trends are pushing the market toward automation, flexibility, and sustainability. Customers want faster turnaround times, consistent quality, and lower operating costs. “That’s why our product development focuses on automated workflows, digital and hybrid capabilities, and energy-efficient systems,” he said.