Wanjie India readies for Labelexpo Asia

Wanjie India has announced its participation in Labelexpo Asia 2025, scheduled for December 2-5 at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre (SNIEC) in Shanghai, China.

The company will showcase four machines during the exhibition: the WJPS-350 Intermittent Offset Label Press, WJPS-350 Intermittent Flexo Label Press, Rotary Die-Cutting Machine and Flexo Press with Rotary Die-Cutting System. All machines will be demonstrated live, allowing trade visitors to see the precision, speed and advanced capabilities of the upgraded label printing and die-cutting systems.

The WJPS-350 Intermittent Offset and Flexo Label Presses are engineered for short- to medium-run label production.

'Designed for high-quality printing, these label presses feature shaft-less drive technology along with several advanced capabilities,' said Rakesh Patel, director of Wanjie India. 'They ensure accurate registration and smooth operation, while the alcohol dampening system delivers sharp, vivid and consistent print results.'

Among its technological innovations, Wanjie's intermittent label presses are equipped with industrial computers that enable remote diagnostics, operation and maintenance. These systems ensure stable and highly precise registration throughout production. In addition, each machine incorporates a universal plate cylinder, which provides ease of operation and enables faster production.

'With the live demonstration of our four flagship machines, this exhibition will serve as a powerful platform to connect with our existing clients and engage new customers who are looking to adopt the latest Wanjie technologies to elevate their label printing and production capabilities,’ added Patel.

Currently, 10-15 visitors from India have confirmed attendance at the principal's stall during the event.

'A dedicated team of experts from Wanjie India will be present at the stall on all four days of the show. We aim to ensure that every visitor from India feels supported, informed and empowered to make the right investment decisions,' concluded Patel.