中文Jesons Industries will launch its Bondex specialty label adhesives portfolio at Loupe India 2026 — the event formerly known as Labelexpo India — making a play for Indian converters who have historically sourced specialty performance from overseas.
The labels and narrow-web package printing show runs 29 October to 1 November 2026 at the India Expo Center & Mart in Greater Noida, Delhi NCR. With more than two decades in India’s packaging and labelling industry, Jesons is presenting Bondex as a homegrown, application-first alternative tailored to local production lines. Visitors can explore the line-up at stand J16.
The portfolio is built for Indian production realities. Bondex ACR HS and ACR HS-M target high-speed automated lines, laying a smooth, spot-free coat at nearly 200 metres per minute, while ACR MB 2 and ACR MB2 AD are engineered for slot-die lines running up to 600m/min. For filmic labels, Bondex 9700 and 9700 M deliver high-solids strength without splitting or oozing. The specialty range adds Bondex 9705 for clean-peel promotional labels, Bondex 7509 for acid-resistant battery labels and Bondex 7508 for oily, non-porous surfaces.
Jesons is also spotlighting water-based tape adhesives for packaging, masking and protective films, plus a solvent-less PU adhesive for flexible lamination — a 100% solid, VOC-free formulation built for clean, consistent bonding on high-speed lines. Behind the portfolio sits a global alliance: Jesons’ partnership with Japan’s Soken Chemical & Engineering brings solvent acrylic expertise, supported by collaborators including Alberdingk Boley and San Nopco.
The Bondex stand will feature live demonstrations, on-the-spot sample bookings, one-on-one technical discussions, and access to Jesons’ sales, technical service and R&D teams. CEO Shyam Patnaik framed the launch as both commercial and patriotic. “For too long, Indian converters chasing specialty performance have had to look outside the country for it. With Bondex, we are building that capability at home,” he said.
Loupe India 2026 is where Jesons intends to tell “the Bondex story to the industry that needs it most.” For a converter base increasingly focused on speed, sustainability and self-reliance, a domestically produced specialty adhesive range could reshape sourcing decisions across the subcontinent’s fast-growing label and packaging sector.
The product line is built for Indian production realities. Bondex ACR HS and ACR HS-M target high-speed automated lines, laying a smooth, spot-free coat at nearly 200 metres per minute, while ACR MB 2 and ACR MB2 AD are engineered for slot-die lines running up to 600m/min. For filmic labels, Bondex 9700 and 9700 M deliver high-solids strength without splitting or oozing, and the specialty range adds clean-peel promotional adhesives, acid-resistant battery labels and formulations for oily, non-porous surfaces.
Jesons is also spotlighting water-based tape adhesives for packaging, masking and protective films, plus a solvent-less PU adhesive for flexible lamination — a 100% solid, VOC-free formulation designed for clean, consistent bonding on high-speed lines. Behind the portfolio sits a global alliance: Jesons’ partnership with Japan’s Soken Chemical & Engineering brings solvent acrylic expertise, supported by collaborators including Alberdingk Boley and San Nopco.
For CEO Shyam Patnaik, the launch is about sovereignty as much as product. “For too long, Indian converters chasing specialty performance have had to look outside the country for it,” he said, framing Bondex as capability built at home. At stand J16, Jesons will run live demonstrations, on-the-spot sample bookings and one-on-one technical sessions — a clear bid to convert domestic demand into domestic supply.
The product line is built for Indian production realities. Bondex ACR HS and ACR HS-M target high-speed automated lines, laying a smooth, spot-free coat at nearly 200 metres per minute, while ACR MB 2 and ACR MB2 AD are engineered for slot-die lines running up to 600m/min. For filmic labels, Bondex 9700 and 9700 M deliver high-solids strength without splitting or oozing, and the specialty range adds clean-peel promotional adhesives, acid-resistant battery labels and formulations for oily, non-porous surfaces.
Jesons is also spotlighting water-based tape adhesives for packaging, masking and protective films, plus a solvent-less PU adhesive for flexible lamination – a 100% solid, VOC-free formulation designed for clean, consistent bonding on high-speed lines. Behind the portfolio sits a global alliance: Jesons’ partnership with Japan’s Soken Chemical & Engineering brings solvent acrylic expertise, supported by collaborators including Alberdingk Boley and San Nopco.
For CEO Shyam Patnaik, the launch is about sovereignty as much as product. For too long, Indian converters chasing specialty performance have had to look outside the country for it, he said, framing Bondex as capability built at home. At stand J16, Jesons will run live demonstrations, on-the-spot sample bookings and one-on-one technical sessions – a clear bid to convert domestic demand into domestic supply.
India’s label and packaging market is one of the fastest-growing in the world, fuelled by consumer-goods expansion, pharmaceutical labelling and export manufacturing. A locally developed specialty adhesive range reduces import dependence and shortens lead times for converters who cannot afford to wait on overseas shipments. If Bondex lands as intended, Jesons could reshape sourcing habits across the subcontinent – and set a precedent for other Indian suppliers to build advanced materials at home rather than relying on imported chemistry.
Source: https://www.labelsandlabeling.com/news/loupe-formerly-labelexpo/jesons-launches-bondex-loupe-india
