Edda Packaging proudly demonstrated its complete packaging technology and factory automation portfolio at the International Woodworking Fair (IWF) in Atlanta, USA. As a leading global industrial packaging machinery manufacturer, we brought our flagship product range directly to the North American market, focusing on streamlining high-volume manufacturing lines and improving facility logistics efficiency. Our large booth welcomed factory owners, corporate purchasing managers and warehouse logistics directors from all over the world, looking for heavy-duty automation to optimize shipping protection and eliminate transit damage claims.
Throughout this major North American industry show, our engineering teams conducted live machinery demonstrations showcasing the operational power of our automated material handling cells. Visitors experienced the full scale of our range, including our on-demand CNC box-making machines, engineered to produce custom-sized corrugated cartons instantly, and our heavy-duty horizontal orbital stretch wrapping lines, built for fast and uniform surface protection of large wooden panels, doors, windows and long profiles. We also highlighted our high-speed automatic POF shrink wrapping systems and our automatic pallet wrapping robots, which together form an integrated packaging department that cuts material waste by up to 40 percent and minimizes manual labor on the production floor.
Edda packaging solutions for furniture and woodworking manufacturers
The packaging needs we discussed with visitors at this fair are covered today by our current range. For panels, doors and profiles, our horizontal stretch film wrapping machines wrap products of unlimited length in a continuous orbital cycle. Upholstered furniture and lacquered panels are protected with the Spinner 1000 S BN, which applies bubble wrap and stretch film in a single pass. Sofa manufacturers can automate the end of the line with the Spinner 1800 sofa packaging line or the modular Artemis system, and ready-to-assemble furniture producers can box their products automatically with Lotis Max. For right-sized cartons, Neobox cuts boxes from cardboard on demand.
Not sure which machine fits your products? Our buying guide for horizontal orbital wrapping machines explains the key selection criteria.