DuPont appoints Rotocon as its new distributor for Cyrel products in South Africa
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DuPont de Nemours GmbH has appointed ROTOCON as its new distributor to represent the Cyrel brand of flexo plates and equipment in South Africa. The product suite is now available through ROTOCON’s headquarters in Cape Town, and branch offices in Johannesburg and Durban.
With its reputable full-service approach, ROTOCON will advise customers on the optimum type of Cyrel plates, offer innovative financing, and provide local service technicians for installation, comprehensive operator training, and servicing of Cyrel equipment. DuPont’s local account manager, Kevin Naidu will also provide continued support.
DuPont Cyrel offers a broad range of flexographic solutions that optimise the quality, productivity and sustainability of printers and converters. Under the agreement, all Cyrel flexo plates and plate making equipment will be available through ROTOCON including the newly available Cyrel 500 equipment designed to process smaller flexo plates of up to 66x86cm.
Where sustainability and speed to market are important, ROTOCON will offer the latest Cyrel FAST system which uses no processing solvents and ensures plates are press-ready in 45 minutes, ideal for tag & label and flexible packaging producers.
“It is an honour to be appointed as DuPont’s local distributer in South Africa,” said Michael Aengenvoort, ROTOCON director and co-owner. “We look forward to sharing the benefits of their innovative Cyrel flexo plates and equipment with South African printers of flexible packaging, tag & label, corrugated, and folding carton solutions.”
DuPont Contacts:
Kevin Naidu | [email protected] | +27798732194
Gary Weyman | [email protected] | +447831618367
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