In close cooperation with our trusted local partner Nimac, Edda Packaging proudly demonstrated its packaging technology and automated material handling systems at the Medwood exhibition in Athens, Greece. As a leading manufacturer of industrial packaging machinery, we brought our high-performance wrapping systems directly to the Greek and Balkan markets, focusing on eliminating shipping damage and improving logistics efficiency for regional manufacturers. Our joint booth welcomed high-volume furniture producers and wooden profile manufacturers looking to increase their factory throughput.
Throughout this event, our technical teams conducted live machinery demonstrations highlighting the operational advantages of mechanical packaging integration. Visitors experienced the speed and precision of our heavy-duty Spinner 1000S horizontal orbital wrapper, which is specifically engineered for uniform stretch film wrapping of furniture panels, doors and structural wooden elements. This packaging cell automates surface protection with high-tension stretch film, creating a rigid, moisture-proof barrier while cutting film waste by up to 40 percent and reducing 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.