Digicon in its initial years, two decades ago, started of as a data processor and software developer for various industries in India. It had the distinction to work on the software and data processing projects for India’s premier bank State Bank of India. It was in the initial years that Digicon set up a small factory to manufacture impulse sealing and high frequency welding machines to cater to the packaging requirements of small industries involved in the packaging of dairy products, food, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, etc. The high frequency welders were used for manufacture of purses, bags, folders, files, normal saline bags etc.

In the years ahead Digicon developed machines in other areas to satisfy the growing needs of the plastic industry to seal various plastic materials developed and offered by several companies around the world. Digicon developed machines for manufacture of disposable gloves, pouch making machines, bottle closing machines, and portable sealers for packaging of large items, vacuum packaging machines, etc. Digicon also developed special welders for packaging of isotopes for atomic energy installations in India. It was also the first company to develop special machines for sealing cells in the batteries that constitute the energy circuits in satellites and aircrafts. Digicon also developed a number of the conveyorised packaging systems for chemical manufacturing industries in India.

In the early 90s, the signage industry all over the world saw the age old method of hand-printing and manual finishing change to printing of signages on wide format digital printers creating signages of superb quality and clarity. The development of large format digital prints on plastic called flex created a need to join prints to form one large print. Digicon developed the travelling seaming machines to weld flex in very large dimensions. Today, Digicon is a forerunner and among the few companies in the world to manufacture such machines.

In 2002, Digicon introduced the automatic cutting machines for hdpe/jute fabrics for manufacture of bulk bags and ground covers for landscaping.

In 2005, Digicon developed the automatic, travelling eyeleting machine to fix eyelets/grommets on to various kinds of fabrics.

Digicon also produces high power travelling welders for the tensile structure industry. The welders are available with long tables and equipped with LASER alignment devices and a variety of safety features.

Today Digicon offers its expertise all over the world and boasts of having customers in several countries all over the world. Digicon is also planning joint ventures and offices to reach customers in far away lands. The research and development wing in Digicon is committed to improve the sealing and welding technology for the growing family of technical fabrics being produced in the world today.