Comexi Group is a supplier of machinery and services for flexible packaging. The supplied sources describe stated capabilities in printing, lamination and coating, slitting and laser, automatic reel handling, and service [1]. Comexi also presents itself as a global partner across the reel-to-reel flexible packaging process, with solutions concentrated on printing, laminating and coatings, cutting, laser, and end-of-line reel handling [2]. These are supplier statements; legal registration, manufacturing capacity, certifications, pricing, and service performance are not established here.
Company overview
Comexi states that it was founded in 1954 in Girona by Manel Xifra Boada and his wife and describes itself as a family business transitioning to third-generation leadership [2]. Its homepage presents a global offer in printing, laminating, and slitting for flexible packaging, from printing to end-of-line automation, with a 360º Service through the machine life-cycle [1]. The company page states that Comexi operates through five hubs in Europe, North America, Central America, South America, and Asia, with local spare-part stocks and technical assistance [2].
The evidence is strongest on broad process categories and selected product-family names. It does not identify the legal entity that would quote, the factory or factories where machines are built, in-house versus outsourced production, machine specifications, customer references, certificates, commercial terms, or India-specific support. This is therefore an incomplete research draft, not a verified supplier assessment.
Company information
| Field | Available information | Evidence or check needed |
|---|---|---|
| Name as supplied | Comexi Group; the sources also use COMEXI and Comexi [1][2]. | Legal name, registration number, VAT or tax identifier, and contracting entity are not provided. Confirm before requesting a binding quote. |
| Official website | comexi.com is the website given in the supplied source [1]. | The site is the supplier’s self-published channel; it has not been independently audited in this profile. |
| Business type | Supplier of machinery and services for flexible packaging; self-described as committed to design, production, and marketing of industrial goods, products, and services [2]. | Confirm which activities are in-house, which are outsourced, and which legal entity supplies, installs, and services the equipment. |
| Country and headquarters | Headquarters listed at Polígon Industrial de Girona, Avinguda Mas Pins, 135, E-17457 Riudellots de la Selva, Girona, Spain [1]. | Whether this address is an office, production site, demonstration site, or a combination is not stated. Confirm the fulfillment and manufacturing site for the proposed order. |
| Regional contacts | Comexi NA, Miami, Florida, USA; Comexi Brasil, Faxinal Montenegro/RS, Brazil; Comexi Asia Pacific, Bangkok, Thailand; Comexi Latinoamericana, Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico [1]. | Confirm the role of each office and whether it handles sales, service, spare parts, demonstrations, or manufacturing. |
| Contact route | Headquarters email comexi@comexi.com; telephone +34 972 477 744; WhatsApp +34 674 88 63 69 [1]. | Confirm a named sales contact, the entity that will issue the quotation, and the correct regional contact for the destination. |
| Founding and ownership | Founded in 1954; family business; transition to third-generation family leadership described [2]. | Current ownership, group structure, and any subsidiaries are not provided. Check official registry or request corporate documents. |
| Review status | Not checked. | Identity, legal status, financial standing, and supplier performance have not been independently reviewed for this profile. |
Products, services, and capabilities
Comexi states that it offers complete solutions for flexible packaging from printing and laminating to slitting and end-of-line automation [1]. Its homepage groups the offer under printing, lamination and coating, slitting and laser, automatic reel handling, and services; flexo, offset, and digital printing are listed within printing [1]. The company page uses a similar description, referring to printing, laminating and coatings, cutting, laser, and end-of-line reel handling [2]. The exact boundaries and machine configurations are not established.
| Offering or process | What the source states | What to confirm for your order |
|---|---|---|
| Flexographic printing | F1 Evolution is described as high-speed flexo printing with reduced setup times and stable quality at industrial scale [1]. | Confirm substrate, web width, stations, drying, speed, automation, and acceptance criteria. |
| Offset and digital printing | Listed as printing categories [1]; no model details are provided in the source. | Confirm availability, configuration, integration, and scope. |
| Lamination and coating | ML2 Evolution is described for process stability and efficient performance across multiple substrates and applications [1]. | Confirm adhesive or coating type, substrates, line speed, coating weight, drying or curing, and solvent handling. |
| Slitting and laser | S1DT is described as precision slitting with flexibility for materials, formats, and production requirements [1]; laser is listed [1]. | Confirm slitting method, rewind, laser process, material widths, and tension control. |
| Automation and reel handling | Automatic reel handling and automation are stated to streamline production flow and improve line efficiency [1]. | Confirm scope, controls, integration, safety, and layout. |
| Services | 360º Service through the machine life-cycle [1]; sales, service, and demonstration hub [1]; local spare-part stocks and technical assistance claimed [2]. | Confirm service levels, spares, response, training, warranty, and India coverage. |
| Line integration | Complete solutions from printing and laminating to slitting and end-of-line automation are stated [1]. | Confirm which modules Comexi supplies, interfaces, controls, and line responsibility. |
Locations and production scope
The only full address supplied is the Girona headquarters. The same source lists Comexi NA in Miami, Florida; Comexi Brasil in Faxinal Montenegro/RS; Comexi Asia Pacific in Bangkok; and Comexi Latinoamericana in Monterrey, Nuevo León [1]. The company page states five hubs covering Europe, North America, Central America, South America, and Asia, plus local spare-part stocks and technical assistance [2]. The excerpt does not give a separate Central America address or an India address or service statement; that absence is not proof of no Indian channel.
No source identifies which sites manufacture, assemble, test, or ship machines, or whether stages are outsourced. Miami is described as a sales, service, and demonstration hub for U.S. customers [1], not as a factory. Buyers should confirm factory origin, acceptance-test location, shipping point, and service coverage. For India, ask about service partners, spare-parts stocking, response times, import documentation, and training.
Order information and quotation preparation
The sources publish no prices, order minimums, lead times, payment terms, Incoterms, warranty periods, installation charges, or service-level commitments. Because this is capital equipment, an inquiry should define the process and line configuration rather than request a generic price. Any quote should identify the model, included and excluded scope, performance assumptions, and delivery destination.
Inquiry checklist
- Confirm registered legal entity, quotation issuer, product origin, and the regional office serving the destination.
- Specify the process: flexo, offset, or digital printing; lamination or coating; slitting or laser; reel handling or automation; standalone or integrated line.
- Define substrate or laminate structure, web width, thickness, roll size, print colours and repeat, inks, drying or curing, adhesive or coating type, slitting formats, and waste target.
- Describe floor space, power, compressed air, environmental control, existing equipment interfaces, and safety or controls standards.
- State target speed, uptime, changeover time, quality tolerances, acceptance tests, and whether a material trial is required.
- Request itemised terms for equipment, options, change parts, software, spares, freight, taxes, installation, commissioning, training, warranty, service, payment milestones, Incoterms, and delivery.
- Ask for FAT/SAT plans, performance guarantees, documentation, spare-parts list, and for India: import documents, voltage and frequency, local service coverage, response times, and customs responsibilities.
These questions make quotations comparable; they are not evidence that every option is available.
Quality, samples, and certificate information
No quality-management certificate, product-compliance mark, sample policy, warranty document, inspection report, or customer reference is provided in the supplied sources. Their status is Not provided in this material and Not checked independently. The reference to 360º Service [1] is a service description, not a certification. Sustainability and environmental statements [1][2] are positioning statements, not proof of a certified management system or product approval.
Before ordering, request current certificates with issuing body, scope, number, and expiry date, plus the documents required for the destination. For machinery, ask about safety compliance, electrical standards, risk assessment, guarding, noise and emissions, software support, and the acceptance-test protocol. Ask whether a demonstration or material trial can be run at the Tech Center or a regional hub [1], what materials the buyer supplies, and how results are recorded. Also request the documentation package, spare-parts list, training plan, and warranty or service terms for the proposed machine.
Evidence and information gaps
The research consists of two Comexi web pages retrieved on October 28, 2026: the homepage and the company page [1][2]. They support broad self-description, selected product-family names, addresses, founding year, family-business statement, and a service offer. They do not support legal registration, factory locations, capacity, staff numbers, turnover, customers, export markets, certifications, price, order quantity, lead time, or India service capability. No independent verification record was supplied.
Identity questions remain. The material uses Comexi Group, COMEXI, and Comexi without distinguishing legal entities, subsidiaries, or trading names. The five-hub statement is not fully matched by the specific addresses in the excerpt, which identify headquarters plus four regional operations; Central America is named without an address. Manufacturing footprint is not described. This is a research draft until the legal entity, current contacts, and order-specific capabilities are checked.
Next steps for a buyer
- Confirm identity and authority to quote: registered legal name, registration or tax identifier, quotation entity, bank details, and contact through an independently located official route.
- Prepare a technical RFQ covering process, substrate, web width, print or coating requirements, slitting or automation scope, site utilities, output, tolerances, and destination.
- Request a configuration-specific quote with itemised scope, exclusions, options, spares, installation, commissioning, training, warranty, software, freight, taxes, Incoterms, payment terms, and lead time.
- Ask for a material trial or demonstration and a written FAT/SAT plan with measurable acceptance criteria, documentation, and a spare-parts recommendation.
- Request current certificates and compliance documents with scope and validity, and confirm service, spare parts, and training coverage in the buyer’s country.
- Compare offers on total cost and contractual risk, including service response, spares, upgrades, and relocation terms. This is research assistance, not a recommendation to transact.