Edda Packaging proudly demonstrated its comprehensive packaging technology and factory automation systems at the Pack Expo exhibition in Chicago, USA. As a leading industrial packaging machinery manufacturer, we brought our wide range of high-performance wrapping, shrink packaging and custom box-making solutions directly to the North American market, focusing on streamlining high-volume manufacturing lines and improving facility logistics efficiency. Our booth welcomed factory managers, warehouse supervisors and corporate packaging buyers looking for heavy-duty machinery to optimize their shipping protection and eliminate transit damage claims.
Throughout this major North American industry event, our engineering teams conducted live machinery demonstrations highlighting the operational power of our machinery lineup. Visitors experienced our Optibox on-demand CNC cardboard cutting and creasing machine, engineered to produce custom-sized corrugated cartons instantly, alongside our heavy-duty Spinner series horizontal orbital wrapping machines, built for fast and uniform surface protection of profiles and panels. We also showcased our Electrona POF shrink packaging machines and our high-speed, fully automatic Supra POF shrink wrapper, designed for clean thermal sealing of a wide variety of products. The display was completed by our Robowrap automatic pallet wrapping robot, which automates end-of-line logistics with precise film tension control.
Edda packaging machines for your production line
The solutions we presented at this fair have since grown into a complete range. Our horizontal stretch film wrapping machines, such as the Spinner 1000 S, wrap long and flat products in a continuous orbital cycle. Pallets are secured with the Wraptor 1650 VPT 2700 turntable pallet wrapper, products are banded with tape on the TapeMaster SX, and boxes are closed and sealed with hot-melt glue by the Sealmaster. For shrink packs, see our POF shrink wrapping machines.
Not sure which machine fits your products? Our buying guide for horizontal orbital wrapping machines explains the key selection criteria.