Japell
Industrial paper finishing and printed-material processing for publishing, packaging, point-of-sale displays
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Japell
Japell Hanser & Sag provides industrial finishing and processing for coated and specialty papers, including hot stamping, embossing, screen printing, varnishing, lamination, transfer metallization and converting.
Its production site in Pussay, Île-de-France, supports projects in publishing, packaging, point-of-sale displays and printed communications. The company was founded in 1977 and is an SA with 20–49 employees.
Product: Industrial finishing and processing services for coated and specialty papers, including hot stamping, embossing, printing, varnishing, lamination and converting.
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