Provin Technos organises road shows to promote IGAS
Provin Technos, the Indian representative of Japan-based Ryobi MHI Graphic Technology, has planned a series of road shows in four cities to create awareness about the International Graphic Art Show (IGAS) 2015.
05 Aug 2015 | By Rahul Kumar
Provin Technos organises road shows to promote IGAS
These pre-IGAS shows have been organised in four cities – Ahmedabad (where the event took place on 3 August at Four Point), Bengaluru (on 5 August at Chancery Pavilion), Kolkata (on 6 August Hotel Pride) and Delhi (on 7 August the Oberoi Grand).
The event at Ahmedabad saw 65 participants from across the cities of Surat, Rajkot, Ahmedabad, Vadodara. The IGAS 2015 will take place from 11 to 16 September 2015 at Tokyo Big Sight.
Visitors can find the RMGT at booth 6-1 in East Hall 6. As part of the event, Ryobi MHI has also organised special events like a worldwide customers' dinner party on 12 September, India Day celebrations on 13, customer visit on 14 and factory visit for Indian visitors on 16 September.
Vinay Kaushal, director, Provin Technos, said, “Our principal in Japan is very happy with our installations in India in such a short time. They wanted us to create awareness about the show so that maximum Indian printers can see our technologies and machines. We are launching two new printing presses and the new corporate logo of Ryobi MHI Graphic Technology.”
He said, at the IGAS, the company’s focus will be on LED UV and all the displayed printing presses will be equipped with LED UV curing technology. “We are displaying four printing presses and unveiling two – Ryobi MHI V 4000 (printable size is 32x44inches) and Ryobi MHI 940 machine at the show,” he further added.
Since its establishment in January 2014, Provin Technos has sold/booked 39 sheetfed printing presses in India.
The New Ryobi MHI logo
The new Ryobi MHI logo features two curved elements facing each other with the acronym RMGT (for Ryobi MHI Graphic Technology) at the centre. The design expresses the joining of two separate companies to form RMGT and how they will grow together with customers as a single entity. The two curved elements represent the company’s relationship of trust with society, as well as its corporate philosophy of growing together with its customers. Although the RMGT symbol mark has a rounded shape, it also retains some sharp lines to express a corporate image of vigour and vitality encompassing a core of integrity and soundness. The colour red has been selected as the corporate colour to express its sincerity and passion for creating truly unique, original products.
The new Ryobi MHI logo features two curved elements facing each other with the acronym RMGT (for Ryobi MHI Graphic Technology) at the centre. The design expresses the joining of two separate companies to form RMGT and how they will grow together with customers as a single entity. The two curved elements represent the company’s relationship of trust with society, as well as its corporate philosophy of growing together with its customers. Although the RMGT symbol mark has a rounded shape, it also retains some sharp lines to express a corporate image of vigour and vitality encompassing a core of integrity and soundness. The colour red has been selected as the corporate colour to express its sincerity and passion for creating truly unique, original products.
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