The Spande S5 flexographic press won three orders at Loupe India 2026 in Greater Noida, according to Packaging South Asia. Provin Technos, the Indian distributor for Spande, said Marks Emballage ordered two Spande S5 10-colour presses and Skypack India ordered one.
Provin Technos announced the bookings at the show, with Akshay Kaushal saying, “The response to Spande S5 at Loupe India has been nothing short of outstanding.”
Who Ordered the Spande S5 Presses?
Marks Emballage placed an order for two Spande S5 presses. The report says the investment supports the company’s focus on expanding production capacity.
Skypack India ordered one press. The company is based in Ballabhgarh, Faridabad, was established in 1973, and works in pharmaceutical and food packaging, laminated tubes, high-barrier films and flexible laminates.
What Features Does the Spande S5 Offer?
The Spande S5 is a 10-colour flexographic press with a gearless direct-drive architecture and four independent servo motors in each printing unit. It also offers inline converting and embellishment options.
What Does This Mean for Indian Packaging Converters?
The orders show converters in flexible and speciality packaging committing capital to wide-colour-count flexo capacity at a trade show, rather than only enquiring. The source does not give order values or delivery schedules, so the investment size is not known.
Market Reaction and Industry Response
No wider market reaction or trade-body comment on the orders was found beyond the distributor’s statement.
What Happens Next?
Delivery and installation timelines for the three presses were not disclosed. Further announcements may follow as exhibitors report post-show bookings.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Spande S5 presses were ordered at Loupe India 2026?
Three: two by Marks Emballage and one by Skypack India.
Who distributes Spande presses in India?
Provin Technos is the Indian distributor for Spande.
Where was Loupe India 2026 held?
In Greater Noida, as stated by Packaging South Asia.
Source: Packaging South Asia, 2 November 2026.
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