This advancement represents a high-performance solution that operates at an impressive speed.
Slated for commissioning in the second half of 2025, the new tissue line is a turnkey solution designed to manufacture high-quality bath tissue.
With a capacity of 12,000–18,000 bottles per hour and scalability up to 100,000 bottles, the solution offers an accessible entry point for small to mid-sized bottlers.
The Nobac 40 applies flash labels to MAP packs on the top, side, or base at line speeds of 30 metres per minute, equating to approximately 130 labelled packs.
The new press is based on the Roland Evolution 900 platform and will be fully integrated into Heidelberg’s digital ecosystem.
The line can produce up to 400 cans per minute — 25% higher than the industry standard.
At the heart of the new system is SynTiso, a line concept featuring a gloveless isolator.
TOMRA’s advanced Rotake return vending machine (RVM), which uses serialized QR codes to trace the lifecycle of each container.
The VersaPak now offers manufacturers a nimble, cost-effective route to transition into paper-based packaging without compromising performance.
Royce Universal converts 15000 tonnes of PET bottle flakes into rPET sheets yearly.