LAS VEGAS — PACK EXPO Las Vegas drew nearly 32,000 attendees, — the most in the show’s history — to check out the more than 2,300 packaging and processing solutions providers that were exhibiting at the Las Vegas Convention Center. The 2023 event, which ran Sept. 11-13, weighs in as the largest PACK EXPO Las Vegas in the show’s history. These news items were collected from the expo floor at PACK EXPO Las Vegas 2023.
New products from PACK EXPO Las Vegas 2023
More than 2,300 packaging and processing solutions providers were exhibiting.
David Lamprey, senior product line manager for Thermo Fisher Scientific, says the new Global VersaWeigh Checkweigher/Sentinel 3000 Metal Detector Combo features a single controller for ease of use and can allow processing operations to minimize their equipment footprint by up to 50%. Photo by Fred Wilkinson
Ossid’s new 500Li Stretch Overwrapper is designed to be a cost-effective tuck and fold machine that produces up to 60 packages per minute, says Brian Guillaume, regional sales manager. The 500Li features servo-driven technology and microprocessors that reduce downtime and maintenance, and the machine’s small footprint makes it ideal for space-constrained environments. Photo by Fred Wilknson
Cremer's line of hygiene-centric counting machines designed for easy washdown includes the new WD Series designed for precise counting and dispensing of individual food products such as chicken wings, says Brian Pompono. The machine uses optical counting of food products by the piece to offer an efficient, cost-effective alternative to weighing and pick-and-place systems for a wide range of products, he says. Photo by Fred WIlkinson
Fanuc's co-bots designed for food-grade production environments offer processors flexibility and ease of programming, says Stacey Harimoto, engineer. Photo by Fred Wilminson
Sean Brady, new product development for SEE, says the company's new packaging for meat and poultry products is produced using a circular loop process that allows greater use of recycled content. Photo by Fred Wilkinson
Sean Hael, general manager, marketing and sales, says Mitsubishi Gas Chemical America Inc.'s PFAS-free oxygen absorbers help ensure quality for meat products during transit and are compliant with the myriad of regulations regarding eliminating PFAS in materials. Photo by Fred Wilkinson
Mettler Toledo's X32 x-ray inspection system features front panel access, full washdown capability and a new reject bin design, says Chris Acierno, regional sales manager. Photo by Fred Wilkinson
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