As packaging evolves from a static container into a dynamic interface, enhanced by digital touchpoints, sensory details, and authentic narratives, the need for both inventive ideas and practical solutions becomes paramount.
Drawing on the companys proven innovative technology capabilities, the two innovations wrap-style paperboard multipacks with primary container orientation and a modular multipack system for shrink film replacement on tertiary packaging, including clip-style solutions
On a complex production cell built around an electric Allrounder 520 A, Arburg demonstrates how in-mould labelling (IML) can open up new possibilities in medical technology. The added value offered by the IML process compared to printing or labelling will be demonstrated.
With regard to a functioning circular economy, flexible paper packaging as a substitute for plastics, also known as paperization, is becoming increasingly important. Flexible paper packaging is predicted to grow by 4.5 percent annually until the end of the decade.
Nordens newly launched NC100 cartoner is designed to maximize operational efficiency and flexibility in pharmaceutical, personal care, food, and consumer packaging environments. Handling up to 100 cartons per minute, the NC100 offers fast and repeatable changeovers.
Far from a staged demo, ETI Converting (stand 4D35), Martin Automatic (stand 4D37), Lundberg Tech (4D27), and LemuGroup (stand4D29) will run a live job for Mirmar, a European label converter, offering a full view of inline production in real-world conditions.
To meet the growing demand for recyclable packaging, Royal Vaassen, in collaboration with UPM Specialty Papers, has developed several recyclable and food-safe barrier paper solutions for a variety of end-use applications.
