Packnology Secures Multiple Deals at LOUPE India 2026

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Packnology successfully participated in LOUPE India 2026, held from October 29 to November 01 at India Expo Centre & Mart, Greater Noida, Delhi-NCR, with an impressive showcase of its PRDC digital die-cutting and finishing machines for roll-to-label and roll-to-carton production. The company confirmed two orders for its PRDC 330-6 digital label die-cutting and finishing machine during the show.

Mr. Brijesh Puri, Founder of Packnology, described the overall atmosphere at LOUPE India 2026 as truly overwhelming, with a good turnout of quality trade visitors. “We are pleased to announce that two prominent printing and packaging companies, Renaut Paper Products Pvt Ltd from Mumbai and Kap Cones Pvt Ltd from Gurugram, Delhi-NCR, booked the PRDC 330-6 digital die-cutting and finishing machine which we showcased at the show,” he added.

Mr. Urmil Visari, Head of Operations at Renaut Paper Products Pvt Ltd, said they have opted for the PRDC 330-6 for its compact design and all-in-one capabilities. “No dies and no delays! This machine is ideal for our on-demand label-finishing requirements. Above all, Packnology offers it at a highly economical cost. In short, this PRDC machine is a perfect partner to complement our existing digital label printing and production process,” he remarked.

According to Mr. Puri, the PRDC 330-6 is a compact and robust machine equipped with reliable multi-head configurations, making it a suitable system for short- to medium-run label-cutting and finishing jobs.

Packnology is the Indian representative of PRDC and several other leading global brands, including iECHO, Haotian, and Vision. The company offers a comprehensive portfolio of machines, technologies, and solutions spanning digital label printing and production, packaging conversion, digital foiling and embellishment, automated cutting, laser die-cutting, ERP-driven workflow management, and more.

Headquartered in New Delhi, Packnology has its sales and service teams operating across other major Indian cities, including Bengaluru, Mumbai, and Ahmedabad.