Graphic Open Systems Appointed as ROTOCON's Distributor in Romania
ROTOCON has appointed Graphic Open Systems (GOS) as its distributor in Romania, representing their ECOLINE and CHROME range of flexo printing presses, finishing machines, and ancillary equipment.
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In business for 30 years, GOS represents leading brands to support the Romanian label and flexible packaging industry from prepress, flexographic, and digital printing systems to finishing and auxiliary equipment. They help businesses streamline production processes, enhance efficiency, and achieve superior print quality.
Marco Aengenvoort, ROTOCON managing director said: “GOS has established a solid reputation in providing tailored solutions that meet the unique needs of the Romanian label printing market, backed by reliable service. We are pleased to have GOS part of our worldwide distribution network to represent ROTOCON printing and finishing solutions in Romania.”
Sebastian Boureanu, managing director at GOS, shared the partnership’s constructive collaboration: “ROTOCON’s reputation for innovation and commitment to quality aligns perfectly with our mission to bring the best technology to our clients. The versatility of their ECOLINE and CHROME product lines offers an ideal fit for printers’ evolving needs in printing and converting here in Romania. Their CHROME RFP flexographic printing press is particularly appealing due to its enhanced customizability and modular upgrade options, offered at a cost-effective price point.”
On November 19th, ROTOCON participated in a GOS-hosted event in Bucharest, which brought together GOS partners in pre-press, narrow web label converting, and wide web packaging converting to provide in-depth presentations and discussions, engaging an audience of 50 GOS customers. Marco Aengenvoort presented ROTOCON’s history and the ROTOCON range of label printing and converting machines, in addition to the ROTOCONTROL EMT GmbH digital/hybrid solutions and specialty finishing machines.
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