Our operations and strategic growth are seamlessly driven by our General Manager, Mr. Ankit Solanki. With his visionary leadership and extensive industry acumen, he oversees our comprehensive manufacturing services—from advanced machine operations to final delivery—ensuring that Kanha Decals consistently exceeds client expectations in quality and efficiency.
A semi-automatic printing press where the material is usually loaded or aligned manually, while the ink application and squeegee stroke are automated.
A high-efficiency production line that automatically unwinds a continuous roll of material, prints graphics onto it using a screen mesh, and winds it back up.
Applies a protective plastic film to printed materials using heat and pressure to activate the adhesive, providing a glossy or matte protective finish.
Uses sharp, heavy-duty metal dies and immense pressure to stamp out precise shapes from rigid or thick materials.
Utilizes a steel rule die (sharp blades embedded into a wooden block) to stamp or crease custom shapes into softer materials like cardboard, stickers, or thin plastics.
Used for precise measurement of smaller quantities, typically for accurately mixing inks, chemicals, or two-part resins.
Used for weighing heavier material shipments, bulk products, or large batches of raw materials.
Used for baking, drying, or heat-curing materials, inks, or resins at controlled temperatures.
Uses high-intensity light to transfer a graphic from a film positive onto a light-sensitive screen printing frame or plate.
A manually operated lever press used for small-scale punching, eyeletting, embossing, or assembling small parts.
An industrial material drill used to cleanly punch neat holes through thick stacks of tags, manuals, or label sheets.
A computer-controlled cutting machine that uses a tiny, precise blade to cut out intricate shapes, lettering, and graphics from vinyl or sticker sheets.
Supplies high-pressure compressed air to power the pneumatic components of the automated printing, cutting, and stamping machinery.
Serves the same purpose as a thermal laminator but is operated by hand, typically using cold-adhesive films for smaller batches or quick jobs.
A machine used to score or cut just the backing paper of self-adhesive sticker sheets without cutting through the actual printed sticker, making them easy to peel.
Uses intense ultraviolet light to instantly cure and dry specially formulated UV inks and coatings, allowing sheets to be handled immediately.
A heavy-duty industrial cutter used to make straight, precise cuts across large sheets of material before or after production.
Used to sharpen tools and blades, or to smooth down the rough edges of fabricated parts.
A machine designed to slit or cut large, wide rolls of material into narrower, custom-width rolls
Accurately dispenses a clear liquid resin onto the top of printed labels. The liquid flows to the edge and hardens into a clear, flexible, 3D “dome” that gives the badge a premium look
A specialized system used to create eco-friendly, textured, three-dimensional chrome badges and emblems.
Find answers to common queries about our industrial manufacturing processes, machinery capabilities, and custom decal services.
Metal die-cutting uses heavy-duty metal dies for rigid materials, while wooden die-cutting uses steel rule blades for softer materials like cardboard and stickers.
We use roll-to-roll screen printing, protective lamination, and UV dryers to cure UV-resistant inks for rugged, long-lasting performance.
We use specialized Doming and Eco Dome machines to dispense clear liquid resin over printed labels, hardening into a premium 3D dome.
Yes, our facility uses advanced plotting machines, exposure units, and precision tools to create custom graphic overlays and cutouts.
Shear cutting makes heavy-duty straight cuts across large sheets, while back sliting scores only the backing paper so stickers are easy to peel.