Print & Pack TEC, a leading provider of tailored solutions for the Middle East’s converting industries, is gearing up for a significant presence at the upcoming Saudi Print, Pack, Plastics, and Petrochemicals Show in Riyadh.
Offering comprehensive solutions for corrugated boxes, folding cartons, flexible packaging, labels, and specialized areas like tea tags and aseptic packaging, Print & Pack TEC emphasizes customization and partnership to meet client needs effectively.
Nour Labidi, General Manager, Print & Pack TEC, said, “Our mission is to provide unique solutions tailored to our clients’ needs, integrating seamlessly into their teams to enhance their performance and competitiveness”.
Services offered by Print & Pack TEC include machinery repair, overhauling, shifting, technical training, machines upgrading, and packaging project consultancy.
At the show, Print & Pack TEC will feature Kento Digital Printing’s latest innovation, the Kento Hybrid®. This single-pass solution combines inkjet digital printing with high-quality flexographic printing, specifically designed for corrugated cardboard.
Print & Pack TEC will also introduce enhancements to Kento’s printing capabilities. In 2023, Kento introduced the world’s first in-line rotary die cutter on a digital printing machine, offering increased efficiency, speed, and cost-effectiveness, along with precise cutting results and versatility in design.
In 2024, Kento Hybrid® presents a low-capex option for single-pass printing, providing businesses with flexibility and affordability. The basic configuration includes essential components, with the option to expand according to evolving business needs.
Print & Pack TEC’s participation in the Saudi Print, Pack, Plastics, and Petrochemicals Show underscores their commitment to innovation and partnership, aiming to empower converting industries in the Middle East with cutting-edge solutions.
“At Print & Pack TEC, we are dedicated to delivering tailored solutions that empower our clients to excel in their respective industries.” Said Labidi.