DYM Machinery promotes roll changing technology at LMAI Conference 2025

DYM Machinery, represented in India by Flexo Image Graphics (FIG), has confirmed its participation in the LMAI Conference 2025, to be held under the theme ‘emerging beyond boundaries’ from July 3 to 6 in Udaipur, Rajasthan. The company will promote its non-stop roll-changing systems at the event.

Jesin Wang, global sales director, DYM Machinery, remarked: 'We feel privileged to take part in the upcoming LMAI Conference 2025 with our partner FIG. Through a mutual collaboration with FIG, we are continually making a concerted effort to expand our client base in India. We aim to rope in the top 20 label printing companies in India. We have the conviction and have built up the confidence that FIG has the right potential to help us fulfill our target.'

Gaurav Roy, director at FIG, noted: 'It has been just a matter of one year since we tied up with DYM Machinery as their authorized India distribution partner. The company’s non-stop roll-changing machines are seamlessly designed to address significant waste control and other benefits, improving overall print quality and productivity. Sivakasi-based Sel-Jegat Printers is the first adopter of DYM machine in India.'

According to the company, its machines have been adopted by the top 100 label printers in China. It also stated that the top 5 of the world’s 10 leading label group companies, including MCC, CCL, All4Labels and Avery Dennison, have also invested in DYM machines. In the competitive global market for label printing and converting machines, DYM Machinery boasts its high-technology machines, which not only increase productivity but are also capable of customizing as per customers’ requirements. 

DYM machines are primarily designed for long-run jobs and high-value materials, such as RFID, laminated tubes, and others. 'Revolving around some sustainability initiatives, we design and develop our machines to fulfill what our customers want to their highest satisfactory levels, letting them increase their productivity, save materials, earn more profits, and operate the systems at ease with full automations,' shared Wang. 

'We are quite excited about our presence at landmark label events like LMAI Conference 2025 in India next month,' mentioned Wang, adding: 'Likewise, we will be participating in Labelexpo Europe 2025 at Barcelona in September where we are planning to showcase our flagship WBU/WBC non-stop cold stamping systems. We are proud of being the first manufacturer of such highly advanced cold stamping systems in the world.'

Discussing the top trends now shaping the future of the label and flexible packaging industry, Wang stated that full automation, intelligence, cost control, and low investment are crucial. She added that these factors are also the key to success in business. 'To improve production efficiency, enhance production environment, and increase profit margins, it is vital to focus more on investing in non-stop machines and equipment that we produce. This is where the new business opportunities and potential lie,' she concluded.