Packaging without limits
The demands on packaging solutions are increasing: more product variants, shorter lifecycles and less time to react. Too often, this is seen as a reason to build an entirely new packaging line.
But what if existing lines could simply adapt? With faster changeovers, smarter control and minimal integration effort. That’s exactly what we show at interpack.
Our booth highlights include control, drive and safety technology, HMI and mechatronics, as well as the seamless integration of technologies such as machine vision and simulation - enabling flexible, future‑ready packaging production.
Every packaging sector has different demands. We know them.
Pharmaceutical
Every dose has to be exact, every batch fully traceable, and every process validated before production even starts. Our solutions provide efficiency and planning reliability from the very beginning - from commissioning through to validation.
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Home and personal care
Short product lifecycles and changing designs require flexible packaging lines. Our adaptive automation solutions support safe format changes and gentle handling of sensitive materials - all without redesigning the entire line or layout.
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Food & Beverage
Food & beverage packaging demands high speeds, large volumes and frequent format changes. Our solutions ensure stable processes and smooth changeovers - enabling consistently efficient production without unnecessary downtime.
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“Our solutions for the packaging industry enable manufacturers to adapt to new products, personalize at scale, and maximize productivity with intelligent, future‑ready automation – so packaging can get personal.”
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Our highlights at interpack 2026
We automate your success
We've worked with packaging machine builders for over 45 years. We understand your challenges because we live them with you every day. In this video, Wlady Martino (Manager Industry Segments) talks about what we’re seeing in the market, the challenges OEMs face, and how we can help to stay ahead. We’re all set to partner with you for future-proof packaging lines.
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B&R machines across the fairground
Did you know that our solutions are running in machines throughout the whole fair ground? Discover our technologies at our customers’ booths and see real production setups. Just use our map to find them and get inspired by ideas we already implemented.
B&R Industrial Automation
Hall 6, E62
We present adaptive technologies for the packaging industry through live demos that show B&R solutions in real operation – practical, flexible and ready for future production.
Thimonnier SASU
Hall 6, B79
Volpak, S.A.U.
Hall 6, D31/D57
CT Pack S.r.l.
Hall 14, C69
FG Robosys
Hall 15, D58
TRUKING TECHNOLOGY LTD
Hall 16, D22
OPTIMA packaging group GmbH
Hall 16, F54/55
Qingdao Yilong Packaging Machinery Co., Ltd.
Hall 8b, E01-1
RYCHIGER AG
Hall 6, D09
PFM S.P.A. Packaging Machinery
Hall 13, A03
BREITNER Abfüllanlagen GmbH
Hall 16, D72-4
R.WEISS Packaging GmbH
Hall 16, D72-13
Körber
Hall 16, D37
Serac Group SAS
Hall 13, B63
Hall 6, E62
We present adaptive technologies for the packaging industry through live demos that show B&R solutions in real operation – practical, flexible and ready for future production.
Hall 16, D72-4 (Packaging Valley e.V.)
BREITNER Abfüllanlagen GmbH designs packaging machines and complete systems for filling liquid products into rigid containers such as bottles, jars and canisters. The solutions are tailored to precise processes, reliable operation and flexible integration into existing production lines. The machine is based on our B&R automation portfolio and uses Codian kinematics, enabling accurate product handling and synchronized motion throughout the filling process.
Hall 14, C69
CT Pack’s MCS Carrier System is focusing on the food industry. It’s designed to pack any kind of minibites into cups or boxes. It’s a flexible, clean and precise machine setup is based on our planar motor solution ACOPOS 6D.
Hall 15, D58
The Agilius 12 machine is designed to help cosmetics and high‑end beauty manufacturers stay flexible as market demands change. Its modular design allows sub‑modules to be added to the main platform, enabling quick adaptation to future requirements.
At the heart of the machine: ACOPOS 6D, Codian D5 and all necessary automation parts from B&R.
Hall 16, D37
The packaging solution from Körber uses B&R’s ACOPOStrak transport system to enable flexible and precise product movement within the machine. Its modular approach supports dynamic processes and allows easy adaptation to different packaging requirements.
Hall 13, A03
The PFM F‑Series packaging solution is designed for flexible handling of flat‑bottom pouches. By integrating B&R’s ACOPOStrak Compact Curve, individual process steps are decoupled, allowing products to move independently.
Each package is carried by two shuttles, enabling adaptive motion and a steady, synchronized outfeed. This approach delivers high dynamics, compact machine layouts and reliable performance for pouch packaging applications with changing requirements.
Hall 6, D09
Rychiger’s packaging solution is built on B&R’s ACOPOStrak and Codian technology, enabling precise, flexible and efficient packaging processes. Real‑time synchronization and accurate track positioning help reduce cycle times while maintaining stable and reliable operation.
The machine supports primary, secondary and tertiary packaging, allowing manufacturers to handle a wide range of applications and adapt quickly to changing requirements.
Halle 16, D72-13
R.WEISS Packaging presents the UNIROB top‑loading packaging line, designed for demanding packaging applications. With a focus on pharmaceutical use cases, the solution combines structured processes with intuitive, user‑friendly operation.
A web‑based HMI provides clear access to functions and process data, supporting efficient and transparent machine operation. The line demonstrates how modern interface concepts can be integrated into packaging solutions for regulated industries.
Hall 13, B63
With the SBE Elite, Serac introduces a new PET blow molding machine designed to meet flexible production requirements. Based on B&R’s ACOPOStrak transport system, each shuttle can be controlled individually. The result is high flexibility for changing bottle formats, reduced mechanical effort and a more compact machine layout. The solution supports PET bottle production for food and non‑food applications and can be easily integrated into existing production lines.
Hall 6, B79
Built on magnetic ACOPOS 6D shuttles and a free motion architecture, Thimonnier’s sealing and filling machines enable fully configurable production. Scalable output, duplicated stations, and multi format flexibility reduce footprint and simplify filling line design.
Hall 16, D22
TRUKING TECHNOLOTY LTD is a leading provider of integrated solutions for various production processes in the pharma sector. Their cartooning machine is based on B&R solutions such as ACOPOStrak, Vision, Codian, X20 controller & I/Os and ACOPOS P3.
Hall 6, D31/D57
Volpak presents three horizontal form fill seal machines, each highlighting specific strengths in speed, flexibility and packaging efficiency. Based on B&R’s ACOPOStrak transport system, they demonstrate how Volpak solutions can be adapted to a wide range of product types and packaging formats.
