Sigmarq will take its signature Crusader tower up the road to Greater Noida for its first major presence at the PrintPack exhibition next months.

The company - founded by mechanical engineer Rajesh Ghorpadeand electronic engineer Pradeep Shirale - is gradually carving a niche for itself with India's largest publishers among its customers.

The four-high Crusader is designed on an arch and reverse-arch concept, and is part of an offering which includes a high-speed splicer and folder. Among Sigmarq users are Dainik Jagran in Uttar Pradesh, Eenadu in Andhra Pradesh, the Times of India (Mumbai), Malayala Manorama in Kerala, the Daily Thanthi and Dinkaran (both in Tamilnadu), HT Media in Delhi and Gujrat Mitra.

It will be Sigmarq Technologies' first visit to PrintPack as an exhibitor. The show runs from February 1-6 at the India Exposition Mart in Greater Noida.