The goal of the collaboration is to build a pipeline of solutions enabling converters worldwide to produce advanced mono-material packaging.

The installation of new, state-of-the art equipment – primarily in northeast Wisconsin over the next 18 months – will expand and optimize capacity while further increasing network reliability and responsiveness to serve customers in an essential market.

These new compounds, PHACT™ CA1270P (clear) and PHACT™ CA1240PF (opaque), mark a significant advancement in sustainable flexible packaging, offering excellent performance and environmental benefits.

The Catena-BE48, incorporating both hardware and software components, allows a seamless integration with the ThermoFlexX TFxX 48 Imager.

The X350 is designed to bridge the market gap between desktop label printers and high-end piezo head-driven digital inkjet presses, offering a cost-effective solution without the six-figure price tag.

Following Coveris’ recent acquisitions of packaging sites in Hungary, Poland and Czech Republic, HADEPOL FLEXO marks the packaging leader’s fourth acquisition in CEE

Thomas has demonstrated unwavering commitment to his work, continuously climbing the ranks over the years.

The combination further solidifies Amtech’s position as a sought-after industrial software platform to the packaging industry.

This strategic investment reinforces ePac's position as Canada's largest digital flexible packaging producer, now boasting a total of nine digital presses across its Vancouver, Toronto, and Montreal locations.

The new bagging station was developed for a wide range of powdery and other non-free-flowing products.