Coesia will present its latest innovations in packaging automation at Interpack 2026 (Messe Düsseldorf, Hall 06, Booth D31–D57), offering visitors a comprehensive view of how smart automation, sustainability-driven design and integrated systems are shaping the future of packaging.
“Powering What’s Next” defines Coesia’s positioning for Interpack 2026, where the company will showcase a fully connected ecosystem of technologies and solutions designed to deliver efficiency and performance. As Alessandro Parimbelli, CEO of Coesia, explains: “The packaging industry is moving into a new phase, where intelligent automation, system integration and sustainability are no longer independent forces but must work together to deliver performance, predictability and long-term value. With ‘Powering What’s Next’, we show how this vision translates into concrete industrial solutions, capable of addressing real manufacturing needs across the entire production line.”
At the core of the exhibition are five integrated production lines, developed to mirror real manufacturing conditions and demonstrate how different technologies operate as a single, coordinated system across key industries.
Integrated lines across key industries
Bars, Biscuits & Snacks is a fast-moving sector characterized by high volumes, short production cycles, and increasing pressure on material efficiency. Within this context, Coesia presents two complementary integrated lines.
The Chips line streamlines the transition from primary packaging to multipack flow wrapping, guiding products in a continuous and balanced flow. ACMA’s FP ONE flow wrapper ensures precise product handling and high packaging quality through servo-driven control and flexible infeed configurations, while PWR’s SmartLine robotic system enables accurate grouping and high-speed pick-and-place operations within a compact footprint.
The Bars-in-Box line extends this approach to confectionery applications, integrating wrapping, cartoning, case packing, and palletizing. ACMA’s FP EDGE enables high-speed wrapping with compatibility across plastic and paper-based materials, supporting sustainability targets. Downstream, R.A. Jones’ Celestion® MTX provides flexible secondary packaging with tool-less changeovers, while MGS’ MatriX SL™ ensures versatile case packing across multiple formats. The line is completed by FlexLink’s RC12 collaborative palletizer, combining compact design, safety and ease of use.
