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Hotpack Global makes major investment in W&H flexo & gravure presses, blown-film line

May 19, 2025

Middle East-based packaging printer and converter Hotpack Global has made majors investments in a variety of machines from German supplier Windmoeller & Hoelscher Corp. Founded in 1995, the converter has grown to 29 locations in 16 countries and manufactures more than 4,000 different products.

The investment includes a Miraflex II, a high-speed flexographic printing press with 8-color capability and a printing width of up to 1,270 mm. The Miraflex II can operate at speeds of up to 500 mpm, making it ideal for high-volume production. It is equipped with W&H’s EASY modules, which streamline job setup and allow quick changeover, minimizing downtime and material waste.

Complementing this is a Heliostar II, (above) a cutting-edge gravure-printing press renowned for its ability to deliver precision and vibrant print quality. With a maximum speed of 500 mpm, the Heliostar II ensures accurate register control on challenging substrates such as MDO-PE, which is gaining popularity as an alternative to PET in flexible packaging. The Heliocontrol System ensures alignment and efficiency, making it a top choice for complex printing tasks.

For film production, the plant features the Optimex II, a 3-layer blown-film extrusion line that offers exceptional performance. With a maximum film width of 2,600 mm and an output rate of 800 kg/hr, the OPTIMEX II ensures consistent film quality and operational efficiency. It integrates automation and control systems, reducing manual intervention and ensuring uniform results.

More info: www.whcorp.com

Tagged With: Film Making & Substrates, Flexible Packaging, flexographic printing, Gravure Printing

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