Harris said: We were absolutely inundated with people on our stand. It couldnt have been busier if we had been giving away hotdogs.
He said around 40 companies had approached Tech-ni-Fold and asked for exclusive distribution rights, while 30 exhibitors had asked for a Tech-ni-Fold device to be attached to their equipment.
The company has appointed an Australian distributor, Birk & Blyme, and is currently involved in negotiations with companies in Canada and Japan.
The company, which secured the UK patent for the Tri-Creaser last month, unveiled its Cova-Creaser creasing device for stitching lines at the show.
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