Solutions for challenges in packaging
Sipa, South Hall, Level 1, Booth S19096 Bottle Zone
Sipa’s booth will offer a comprehensive display of expertise spanning packaging design and manufacturing, emphasising both economic viability and sustainability.
The showcased solutions highlight the company’s approach to addressing various critical parameters such as weight reduction, container behaviour, filling line performance, storage, transportation, and cost-effectiveness. The focus is on delivering attractive bottles while optimising production costs.
Two machineries will be running at the booth:
Sipa’s Xtra rotary blowing systems are claimed to offer benefits such as the highest bhc output in the industry, a wide active process angle, high bottle quality irrespective of the preform material (rPET, bio-based resins), energy efficiency, and user-friendly operation. Sipa says that this combination of performance, speed, quality levels and saving leads to a reduction in total cost of ownership (TCO). On the booth, Xtra will be set in its PH (preferential heating) version producing very technical but attractive oval container for alcoholic beverages.
In addition, the SFL Flex linear blow moulding system will be on display, producing a challenging asymmetrical bottle for chemical and household products. Sipa’s linear stretch-blow moulding systems have been designed as flexible and user-friendly systems for the production of a wide range of container types including standard, heat set, refillable, oval, large sizes, and wide mouth containers. The SFL Flex is ideal for business start-ups and lab environments.
