Oerlikon HRS Flow showcases breakthrough hot runner technologies at K 2025 — including live demos of Stargate, Glow and Flexflow systems for high-quality, efficient injection moulding.

After a successful pilot phase, Wago is scaling up its use of autonomous mobile robots in injection moulding. Four Soto robots from Jungheinrich will soon take over the fully automated transport of small load carriers, ensuring efficient three-shift operation, reducing manual workload, and increasing flexibility in confined production spaces.

For 50 years, HK Cosmetic Packaging has relied on Arburg’s Allrounder technology, and this long-standing collaboration has now reached a new highlight with the ceremonial handover of the 150th machine.

Innovative, digital, and sustainable — Engel’s showcase at K 2025 proves that high-performance injection moulding can meet the demands of modern manufacturing. From AI-assisted process control to lightweight automotive parts and recyclable packaging solutions, the company presents live demonstrations tailored to key industries such as automotive, medical, technical moulding and packaging.

Europlaz has expanded its ISO Class 7 cleanroom facilities in Essex with a 200,000 investment pound, adding space for new injection moulding machines and assembly lines. The upgrade supports a major medical device contract with Olympus and forms part of a broader 4 million pound programme to scale cleanroom manufacturing for Class I–III devices.

To make plastic production more efficient and sustainable, Fraunhofer IST has developed thin-film sensors that monitor pressure and temperature directly in the mould. Combined with machine learning, the system enables real-time quality control and process optimisation.

With a 2.5 million euro investment in all-electric multi-component moulding technology, HSK reaffirms its leadership in sustainable polymer processing. Supported by nearly 150 machines from Sumitomo (SHI) Demag, the company is expanding globally, and setting new standards for energy-efficient, high-precision manufacturing in Germany and Canada.

With a grand reopening on 3 July 2025, Arburg celebrates the transformation of its Technology Center in Rednitzhembach into a modern, energy-efficient hub for customer service, training and innovation.

Arburg’s latest electric injection moulding machine delivers precision, process stability, and premium performance — all in a slim, space-saving design.

Bell, a Polish cosmetics manufacturer, is integrating energy-efficient injection moulding technology and transparent consumer communication into its production strategy, with a focus on sustainable packaging and operational efficiency.