Kridwinn celebrates Pamex success with 10 orders

“We were excited about our Pamex participation, which was not only our first participation at Pamex but in any trade show of this kind in India,” Dinesh Thakur, director, sales and marketing, Kridwinn Innovations. He added, “As we could sell 10 machines during the show, it clearly indicates the trust and positivity the industry has shown in our products and commitment. 

The 10 machines include two Digimac Series inkjet print-on-demand book printing machines; three Vorey digital label die-cutting machines; and five variable data imprinting machines. 

Kridwinn, at the recent Labelexpo Asia 2025 in Shanghai, also sold 8 Vorey digital label die-cutting machines. “Our success in Labelexpo Asia 2025 or Pamex 2026 is determining the rise of the adoption of digital printing solutions in varied domains. Today, digital printing is not only a cost-effective choice but also a technology capable of competing with any other conventional or traditional printing when it comes to quality and speed,” Thakur said, adding, “We eagerly look forward to participating in trade shows of such kinds in the future for expanding our client base and getting broader brand recognition.”

Kridwinn has a team of 23 experienced professionals, including well-qualified engineers. To date, the company has installed 10 units of Vorey VD330 digital label die-cutting machines across the country. Thakur informs that another 10 Vorey AuraCut A6 digital label die-cutting machines are going to be installed soon. He added that the digital book production market in India has been surging over the last year or so; as a result, they have successfully installed 6 units of Digimac Series inkjet print-on-demand book printing machines, and nearly three-four units are likely to be installed soon.  

The Digimac Series inkjet print-on-demand book printing machine is available in 440- and 660-mm web widths, both in monochrome and CMYK. A digital press on par with offset quality, Digimac delivers high-quality prints in resolution of up to 1200-dpi in binary and grayscale multidrop. It operates to produce up to 100,000 A4 iph (impressions per hour) at the industry’s lowest running cost, which in turn makes it the most affordable and productive book printing machine ever available in the market. Digimac is not only designed for short-run production but also for medium-run jobs at a lower cost compared to offset printing.     

A total of 60+ machines have so far been installed by Kridwinn across India. “It has not been just the installations of machines but also our revolution in inkjet printing solutions in the Indian market that has set us apart for the technology we provide and the partnerships we build,” Thakur said.