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8,609 Biggest-Ever ProPak Asia

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Incorporating:

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HIGHLIGHTS 8:30am—4:30pm 17th Food Innovation Asia Conference Grand Hall 202, MR214-219 9:00am—4:00pm Thai Packaging Centre & TISTR Conference MR211-212 10:00am—3:30pm Product Presentation by Mitsui Chemicals Asia Pacific MR220 10:00am—4:00pm Conference from Singapore Pavilion MR213 1:30pm—4:30pm PharmaTech Seminar MR224-225

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it can provide drive and growth for our nation’s economy.”

“Many of these technologies can be seen here at ProPak Asia, which can help stimulate economic activity and investment for both local and international companies. The Minister of Industry supports organisations related to manufacturing and product development, and we are ready to give full support to all manufacturers, investors and businesspeople,” he explained.

ProPak Asia continues to grow strongly. Increasing 11 percent in size this year, the biggest-ever edition of the show features 1,600 exhibitors from 44 countries, and 14 international pavilions from China, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, South Korea, Spain, Taiwan, the UK and the US. The exhibition showcases over 4,500 machines from across the world over 45,000 sq m of floor space at BITEC. “ T ha i la nd is t he la rgest food exporter in Southeast Asia and leading in many areas of food and drink production. This drives demand for more and higher value processing and

roPak Asia 2015, Asia’s number one processing and packaging industr y event opened yesterday, presenting the largest and most international range of machines, technologies, solutions and services to Asia’s growing industries.

“ProPak Asia is the biggest and most important industrial product exhibition for the food, beverage and pharmaceutical manufacturing industries in Thailand and Asia,” HE Pramode Vidtayasuk, Vice Minister for Industry, Minister of Industry of Thailand, says.

“Thailand’s strength in agri-based manufacturing and globally-accepted food and beverage products can be seen and enjoyed across the world tody and this crucial event has helped develop and build our strong industry and global reputation.”

He added that Thailand’s economy is seeing a gradual recovery and can benefit from lower oil prices and the weakening baht. “Our private sector has excellent knowledge and skills, high product quality and with the increase of advanced technology and innovation,

packaging, and ProPak Asia supports the industry by presenting the best and latest technology and services from across the world,” Justin Pau, GM, Bangkok Exhibition Services (BES), says.

ProPak Asia 2015 comprises size industry zones, including DrinkTechAsia, FoodTechAsia, Lab&TestAsia, PackagingMaterialsAsia, PharmaTechAsia and PrintTechAsia. This year, the show has launched Onsite Show Guides for each zone, which will include colour coded floor plans and exhibitor lists to help buyers find and identify suppliers by industry.

“Last year, ProPak Asia attracted 36,310 trade visitors from 65 countries and this year, pre-registration is up 12 percent,” Mr Pau adds. “We also have more local and international groups pre-registering with us than ever before, up 15 percent with more than 300 pre-registered groups including groups from Australia, Bangladesh, Cambodia, China, India, Indonesia, L a o s , M a l a y s i a , My a n m a r, t he Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam.”

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he ThaiStar Packaging Awards Ceremony w a s held l a st n ight at ProPa k A sia , recognising innovative packaging designs created by local talents.

The ThaiStar Awards is the honour award by the Department of Industrial Promotion (DIP), Ministry of Industry, in collaboration with leading private packaging organisations. The award has been held annually since 1977 and winners of each category will represent Thailand in the AsiaStar Awards organised annually by the Asian Packaging Federation (APF) in partnership with 16 Asian nations.

Of the four different awards categories, the Awards for Prototype of Transportation Packaging and Awards for Prototype of Consumer Packaging are opened to

both public and students.

In first place for the transportation packaging category for students was Jarong, the ceramic bowl set which won the top prize. It won over the judges with its simple, yet practical, white colour design that brought out the colours of the ceramic products it contains. In addition, the packaging also features graphic arts of the bowls.

The first runner-up went to Hachi Tool Box, a tool packaging that mimics the shape of a conventional tool box. Besides being lightweight, consumers can also use the cardboard box as a real toolbox that keeps all the tools inside held securely in place.

Amuse was named the second runner-up. The packaging for colouring materials comes with a palette

Premier Tech Chronos Innovatively Presents ENCOMPASS The new valve bagging filling system is especially engineered for filling any powdery bulk material such as food and chemicals into valve bags.

The ENCOMPASS system consists of a valve bag filler (or two), an ultrasonic sealer, and a robotic bag applicator completely enclosed to contain dust within the enclosure.

This innovative machine is suited

that artists can use. The front features a black and white theme park graphic that users can paint to their liking. Additional benefits include its lightweight and ergonomic designs.

As for the consumer packaging category for students, the top prize went to Assawa Thai Chess. To overcome the perception that traditional Thai chess is a game for the elderly, the designer injected more fun into the game through a packaging design to attract the attentions of teenagers.

The first runner-up was awarded to Resin Doll, a packaging that provides an interesting backdrop for the dolls to give them more personality.

The second runner-up went to Punhom, which means sharing fragrances in Thai. The aroma soap packaging is assembled like a basket and the paper used can help retained the aroma inside.

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for filling any powdery bulk material such as food and chemicals into valve bags. Its modular design makes it available with either Air or Impeller Packers. This machine is designed for quick installation and set-up because you don’t have separate components to connect. The fully integrated machine (plumbed and wired) will be shipped as a single unit in a standard intermodal container. Since no equipment is in contact with the floor, the interior layout of the machine makes an easy clean-up. Continuous weld prevents product building up underneath floor structure.

HazLoc construction for Dust Explosion Hazard Environments (including FANUC America paint mate robot) is also available as an option.

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n behalf of Bangkok Exhibition Services (BES), an Allworld Exhibitions Member, I would like to extend my warmest welcome to all participants of ProPak Asia 2015, the 23rd edition of the international processing, filling and packaging technology event for Asia.

ProPak Asia 2015 supports Thailand and the region’s industries, local and international businesses by delivering a world-renowned trade event for the food, drink and pharmaceutical processing and packaging industries under one roof in the heart of Asia.

ProPak Asia keeps on growing, and once again I am proud to announce that this year sees our biggestever edition, occupying all six halls at BITEC. Having served the industry for over 23 successful editions, ProPak Asia has established itself as the region’s largest, Mr. Patrapee Chinachoti leading and most international trade event.

Chairman, Bangkok Exhibition Services Ltd. ProPak Asia 2015 is joined by 11 international pavilions including China, France, Germany, Japan, Korea, Italy, Singapore, Spain, Taiwan, United Kingdom and the US. hailand is one of the world’s fastest growing class and its wealth are growing as well. With this is ProPak Asia 2015 will showcase over 1,600 participants from 44 countries, over 4,000 machines from across countries in terms of human development, and a rising consumer demand especially for convenience the world, six industry zones including DrinkTechAsia, FoodTechAsia, Lab&TestAsia, PackagingMaterialsAsia, the effect of its growing population has not food and beverage packaging,” noted Kai Walliser, PharmaTechAsia, and PrintTechAsia. been lost on its manufacturing industry. manager of Trade Fairs & Exhibitions at Bayern In addition to the industry renowned trade exhibition, ProPak Asia 2015 features a wide range of specialised “The population is getting younger, and the middle International. events providing further opportunities for learning, ideas and business sharing over the 4-day event. The Asia Drink Conference 2015, returns for its successful 3rd edition with a full programme for the beverage manufacturing industry, FoSTAT Food Innovation Asia Conference – : Innovative ASEAN Food Research towards the World, FoSTAT Food Innovation Contest, FoSTAT-Nestle Quiz Bowl, Thai Star and Asia Star Packaging Awards, DIP Conference, TPC & TISTR Conference, PIAT PharmaTech Seminar, APN 7th Plastics in Packaging Conference.

I would like to extend special gratitude to all exhibitors, visitors, industry associations, government ministries, TCEB, international chambers of commerce, embassies and the worldwide network of industry organisations that have assisted in making ProPak Asia the successful event it is today.

I would like to also extend a warm Thai welcome to all our international visitors attending ProPak Asia 2015.

We wish all participants, delegates and visitors an enjoyable and successful ProPak Asia 2015.

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“I think the producers from Thailand in the food sector have already started exporting to Europe, so they would need machinery for packaging and labelling,” he added, explaining why ProPak Asia was important to Germany and the Bavarian pavilion he represents.

Supporting small and medium German enterprises, the Bavarian ministry offers these companies financial support, organises and gets a booth for them at ProPak features industry that trade shows.Asia “This2015 year there are 126 companies to make it easier for visitors toof the wezones represent, and they serve different areas find exhibitor and solutions that can industry—labelling, lubrication, container-making,” t their Mrbenefi Walliser said. businesses.

Among these, are frequent participators like Schwarz Druck and Sesotec. Though they might already be successful in Thailand, the pavilion provides additional support for these companies in terms of finance and opportunities.

There are also two companies participating in ProPak Asia for the first time. They are PreSens Precision Sensing, a company involved in producing sensor systems, and Iwis Antriebssysteme GmbH, that specialises in producing chains for motion control fit for different industrial purposes.

“With surrounding countries participating in the show, and Thailand now becoming one of the action centres for Southeast Asia, I would say ProPak is the most important show for processing and packaging right now,” he commented.

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ith the boom in Thailand’s growth in recent years, companies from all parts of the world are expanding into the country in an attempt to get a he growth of Southeast Asia in recent years has drawn manufacturing share of the profit. France in particular has its eye on Thailand because suppliers and investors from all over the world here to seize business of their common niche areas. opportunities, and North America is not an exception.

France has a few niche industries like pharmacy and chemistry, as well as The Association for Packaging and Processing Technologies (PMMI) has agriculture, says Laure Caussiol, export project manager of the Agriculture & Food provided services for its members with the aim to help them extend their reach in iven the huge market potential and show's Industry Division at Business France. “France is big in agriculture for industrial the region with shows like ProPak Asia for almost a decade, said Ryan Oklewicz, proven record, Lab&TestAsia 2015 will machines and equipment, and Thailand’s agriculture and agri-food industry is very global marketing manager for PMMI. be a zone highlight for 2015. All inclusive strong, so this is why we want to come here,” she explained.

Under these trade association are various North American manufacturers for instrumentation, Testing, QC, Laborator y, The French pavilion this year has 14 companies, centred mainly around packaging. packaging machinery, food processing, and materials and container, as well as the Measurement & Weighing Equipment supplies Participating for the sixth consecutive year, Ms Caussiol noted that the interest in suppliers of these companies, the will be shown at Hall 106 with over one hundred Thailand from French companies has grown over the years, having begun with only “The rapid growth of Southeast Asia has led a lot of our members asking for leading and cutting edge exhibits, many of which two or three companies at the show in 2009. support in this market. With ProPak Asia being the number one show in Southeast are new to Thailand and the region.

Two French newcomers to the show this year are Orreca that manufactures Asia, they’re coming to the show trying to reach not only the Thai market, but also bagging machines, and Ripack that specialises in shrink guns for plastic packaging. other markets like Indonesia and Singapore,” he explained. the bigcoverage, show publicity it is, itand does not only cater tocontact: foreign SomeShow members the association have already well established in the news advertising matters, please ProPak Dailyof2015 is produced and published

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he UK is by no means a new countr y expanding into Thailand. In fact, many British businesses have long since established themselves in the country and the region to date.

However, there are still more that are just waiting for the right time to showcase themselves and find new customers or partners in the country or the region through shows like ProPak Asia.

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The UK pavilion houses seven companies at the show this year, including newcomers Bradman Lake Group and Freemantle, who are looking to sell here, or find local partners, agents and distributors. “So it’s not just about the customers, but also local Thai people to help our members,” Andrew Stark, chief operating officer of the Processing & Packaging Machinery Association (PPMA), explained.

The association is also providing this service for other members not present at the show. “They have indicated their interest to expand here, but maybe it’s just not the right time now because business in the UK is doing good, and there’s limited space at the show,” he elaborated.

The challenge for many wishing to showcase themselves at ProPak Asia is getting more space, he notes. “It’s nice for the organisers, but the show is proving very popular. There are only seven companies with us here at the pavilion, but there are two or three times that number of companies, 39 in fact, who already have their own agents at the show, so there are lots of British businesses who are out there. They’re on their Thai partner’s stand, or if they have a partner in Asia, then they’re on their stand,” he said.

ProPak Asia has indeed been gaining more popularity every year, increasing not only in number of exhibitors, but also number of visitors. Companies from Western countries especially, increasingly rely on the show as a source for contacts and as a beginning of their Asian footprints.

“This show is really important to us (UK) because it’s a fantastic springboard to get into the Asian markets, particularly Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia,” Mr Stark said.

“It’s just a great foothold into this market.

Indonesia is an enormous market nearby, and Thailand, being a massive food producer, is a big market itself. Language is not such a problem too because many people speak English. It’s a great place to do business,” he explained.

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he Italian pavilion has seen a significant growth in participation over the years, noted Gian Paolo Crasta, marketing & communications manager at Ucima. This year the Italian pavilion houses 68 companies, all involved in various sectors of the processing and packaging industry, across 300 sq m, up from 80 sq m last year.

“Thailand is a very important market for Italian companies, not only because of Thailand itself—which of course is a very important market—but also for its role as a commercial hub for all ASEAN countries,” Mr Crasta said. He thinks this role will be improved further once the ASEAN free trade agreement comes along following the formation of the AEC at the end of this year.

As with other countries, the booming Southeast Asian markets, especially the food and beverage industries, have piqued the interest of Italian companies to check out what is available at the show. “Half of these are new companies exhibiting for the first time at ProPak Asia,” commented Mr Crasta.

“Some had previously exhibited here with their Thai distributors in previous years, but now that business is growing here in Thailand, they have decided to come here with their headquarters and their own brand,” he explained. “ The show is also the perfect occasion for established companies to meet old clients and find new ones,” he added.

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ood safety incidents not only incur direct economic costs in terms of product recall, but also damage to the reputation of a brand, which unlike monetary losses, is not something that can be regained easily.

With so much at stake, you would have thought that food manufacturers would be paying attention to the finest details to ensure that their entire production process is safe and free from any possible contamination.

However, that is hardly the case.

According to Enrico Feenstra, regional business manager EMEA, Anderol, much effort is still required to educate manufacturers about the hidden threats of their plants.

In the past, manufacturers were driven away by the high costs of food grade lubricants, but the situation is no longer the same. Food grade lubrication products are now priced more competitively.

The other concern was that in the early days, food grade lubricants often provided inferior performances, something that Mr Feenstra was quick to testify against.

“Now, I can assure you that food grade lubricants can perform at similar levels, or even better, than non-food grade lubricants at similar price points,” he claims.

While Western countries, particularly in Europe, have embraced the ‘from cradle to grave’ philosophy in food production, the regional market has yet to understand the concept.

“We are not just talking about contamination of food, but possible contamination at every point along the supply chain, from animal feed to products of the animal,” he explains. “Companies have to understand that food grade lubricants can safeguard their products and reputation.”

He believes that lubricants suppliers can play a big part in the education process by engaging manufacturers, not just with the interest of selling products, but most importantly, help these companies identify malpractices and provide corresponding suggestions.

Asia is a very big market for the company. With more people consuming processed foods than before, the demand for food packaging and processing machinery will continue to grow.

“That is why at ProPak Asia, you see more regional manufacturers as production is going domestic.”

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mo-Pack (Asia)’s BM-Series is an automatic bagging machine which is suitable for open mouth bags such as PE bags, PP woven bags and kraft paper bags.

The bagging machines are tailor-made to customise according to client’s need. Its capacity varies from 200 to 1,800 bags per hour.

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or challenging inspection applications where a product is wet, hot, chilled or cooling Mettler Toledo’s Profile Advantage technology provides the ultimate in metal contaminant detection capability.

A ll metal contamination including ferrous, non-ferrous and even the most difficult to detect non-magnetic stainless steels are readily detected enabling them to be removed effectively from the manufacturing process.

The metal detectors utilise multi-simultaneous frequency technology and product signal suppression to deliver up to 50 percent improved sensitivity on any challenging product effect application.

Natural products such as meat, poultry, dairy products and baked goods often have a high degree of moisture content that can vary significantly from one product to another. Conventional metal detector technology struggles to cope with this variation with the risk of a high false reject rate or an unacceptable reduction in online sensitivity.

Product signal suppression technology is applied to each product that it inspects, rather than simply comparing the signal from the inspected product to that of the signal captured during the auto setup mode.

Differences in the product signal which could cause conventional metal detectors to trigger, are virtually eliminated, dramatically reducing false rejects while maintaining optimum sensitivity and productivity.

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Chewing On Innovations

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ticks of gum remain the stars among chewing gum formats. Automatic feed systems ensure that not only sticks of gum but also tablets and dragees get to their destination—into the pack—with efficient care.

The chewing gum is placed manually into a feed magazine in the form of slabs, which are individually pushed forward automatically. The slabs are then turned into individual sticks with the scoring roller and the breaking unit, after which they are automatically packaged.

In addition to customary manual feeding, the slabs or chewing gum rope can be taken directly from the upstream equipment and fully automatically fed into the wrapping machine.

Tablets and dragees, which are to be packed as rolls or sticks, are fed into a feed funnel either manually or automatically. The contents of the packs are grouped in the feed area before being transferred to the wrapping area of the RPM roll/stick wrapping machine, where they are checked for completeness and then packaged into rolls or sticks using one or two wrapping materials.

In the process, each article is checked and any damaged products are removed. The fold wrapping of classic sticks and gum is effected in waxed paper or aluminium foil. Of course, an additional paper band can also be applied for classic sticks.

As one piece of chewing gum rarely comes on its own, the next stage is the multipack. Here, the pack of chewing gum is sealed or glued along the longitudinal seam and on the ends.

For the modern presentation of gum sticks in multipacks, LoeschPack offers diverse options. For example, the GW01 packages 13 to 25 individual sticks into packs which are then wrapped and sealed.

Optional packaging in a cardboard band ensures greater robustness and makes the pack easier to open and close.

Alternatively, for carton two-fold flap pack, between five and 18 sticks lying flat next to each other are grouped into layers in the multipack area of the GW04, then transferred for further packaging to the LTM-DUO, where it is packed into the base and upper sections of a carton, glued and then tightly sealed in a cellophane wrap.

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he food industr y is one of the leading industries in Thailand. In 2014, the industry grew around 13 percent from the previous year, which accounted for around one trillion baht with rice, sugar and cassava products taking the lead.

Among all destination of Thai food products, ASEAN countries accounted for 22.2 percent which was much more than the volume that was exported to Japan and China (12.9 percent and 12.0 percent respectively).

T he for mat ion of t he A SE A N Economic Community (AEC) at the end of this year is going to have a large impact on the Thai food industry with the number of possible buyers expected to increase

from 60 million within Thailand to 600 million from all over ASEAN. At the Food Challenges Toward AEC seminar organised by Asia Food Beverage Thailand, Dr Bhundit Innawong said that the key to create new product is to think out of the box. “The box which keeps us thinking only of the food industry when the truth is that new creation comes from a courage to think out of your comfort zone,” he adds.

“In order to create a brand that will stay in consumers’ heart, marketing team needs to look beyond quality. They have to find a way to imprint their brand in consumers’ mind,” Dr Thaneth Sirikit said.

According to Dr Tanit Sorat, “the advantage of Thailand is that the country is capable of producing skilled workers in food industry. Logistic is going to be a key factor if you want to expand your business to serve the AEC market. Since Thailand is aiming to become the regional logistic hub, we have to adjust ourselves and adapt, especially Halal market and also Halal logistic” “ Muslims account for a round 610 mil lion population around the world and more than half of them are in ASEAN countries. We cannot deny the fact that Asean market is the biggest market for Halal food in the world. Halal is not just about food, but it is about living. In the world, 4,019 billion US dollar of untapped Halal food market exist. We must prepare,” Mr Manat Suebsantikul urges.

Featuring four topics and five experienced speakers, the seminar was attended by more than 140 delegates.

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eriSens is a compact image processing system in the shape of a sensor. An image sensor, illumination (or illumination connection), optics (also changeable lenses), hardware/software, as well as Ethernet and digital interfaces, such as for PLC connection, are integrated in a compact, industry-suited housing.

After a typical one-time configuration on a PC, the vision sensor is ready to perform specific tasks like a conventional sensor. The sensor can be used to perform inspection tasks and can carry out up to 32 feature checks simultaneously.

It a c q u i r e s i m a g e s , e v a lu ate s t hem a nd communicates the results to the system control or to individual components in your system. Initial configuration on the PC allows users to enter image acquisition parameters, select tools for feature checks and setup the required interfaces.

The vision sensor can achieve its full potential of efficiency wherever various features must be checked in parallel or part locations vary, tasks which usually are only mastered by sophisticated sensor technology.

This also includes applications where a visual inspection is advisable and/or contactless checks

are required. The intelligent sensor is also good for checking (even different) batches in the line or communicating collected data.

Process deviations caused by var y ing light conditions, irregularities in surface smoothness or background effects might impair image processing.

The sensor acts like human beings who can still recognise trees and houses clearly by their contours even in dismal weather. The patented image processor calculates contours in real time where others discern only shades of grey. Contour-based image processing works reliably and quickly—even in difficult ambient light conditions.

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6M37

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6K49

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5J47

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China

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6G01

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LAB & TEST ASIA

6N09

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6A33

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China

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6A01

Italy (P&P)

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HALL 105

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China

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6B32 6B31

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PACKAGING MATERIALS ASIA 6F23

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Italy (UCIMA)

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China

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Hall 104

Hall 103

Hall 102

EXHIBITOR HIGHLIGHTS

Hall 101

Hall 106

ABB Pte Ltd.

5B09

ABC Compressors

1B22

AcmaVolpak

5F01

Agilent Technologies, United States

6D09

Alco food-machines GmbH & Co.KG

3N01

Amo-Pack (Asia) Co.,Ltd.

4T01

Anderol Specialty Lubricants

4X31

Andritz Singapore Pte .Ltd.

4X16

Anritsu Industrial Solutions (Thailand) Co., Ltd. Association of Small & Medium Enterprise (ASME)

First Aid Room

Information Counter

Hall 104

Hall 103

Exhibitor Service Centre

Conference Room

Hall 104

Second Floor

VIP Lounge

Organiser Office

Business Centre Hall 103

PREMIER TECH CHRONOS

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TECSIA

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STATEC BINDER 3P31

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3S22 3S21

4X11

4Z16

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3R21

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Australian Packaging & Processing Machinery Association (APPMA)

5C59

AZO Ltd.

1E11

Baumer (Singapore) Pte Ltd.

5E29

Japan (JPMA)

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FY87

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FY73

FY80 FY81

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FY83

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Bericap Asia Pte Ltd

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Berli Jucker (PCL)

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Better Pack Co., Ltd.

3P01

Bizerba GmbH & Co.KG

3N01

Bosch Packaging Technology (Singapore) Pte Ltd

2K31

Buhler Aeroglide

3P43

Busch Vacuum (Thailand) Co.,Ltd.

5A21

Business France

4U26

Cama Group

6G11

Cavanna S.p.A

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Clearpack Singapore Pte., Ltd.

3Q11

Clevertech Asia Pacific

6J10

Cognex

1A25

Crown Seal Public Co.,Ltd.

6B15

Delmax Mechinery Co., Ltd.

3Q01

DKSH (Thailand) Ltd.

6D01

Eastern Trade Media Pte.,Ltd./ Asia Pacific Food Industry Magazine

FY75

Enercon Industries Corporation

5C46

Europac Co.,Ltd.

2L01

Flowcrete Asia Sdn Bhd

FY89

Fluke

5G49

FOOMA: The Japan Food Machinery Manufacturers' Association

3R37

Fuji Machinery Co., Ltd.

5C11

Gebo Cermex (Thailand) Co.,Ltd.

1D01

Gericke Pte Ltd

4V31

Habasit Far East Pte Ltd

5B49

Handtmann

3N01

Hanovia UV

5B50

Heat and Control Pty Ltd.

3N11

Henko (S) Pte Ltd

4V37

Hosokawa Bepex GmbH

6M11

Ichitan Group PCL.

6D24

Idemitsu Unitech Co.,Ltd.

6A33

3N21

3Q11

4V15

3N31

3P21

4V13

4V14

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Bavaria (ASFC)

USA (PMMI)

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4T21

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3R29

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BERICAP 4V21

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4T27

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Korea (GSBC) France

4X25

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Singapore (ASME)

4X29

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Taiwan (WTCT)

4Y29

4V38 4V37

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Ateliers Francois SA. / AF Compressor

Bayern International GmbH (ASFC)

4R49

4Y01

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IMA Spa

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Ishida (Thailand) Co.,Ltd.

3R01

Italian Packaging Machinery Manufacturers' Association (UCIMA) Japan Packaging Machinery Manufacturer Association (JPMMA)

Hall 105

Hall 104

Hall 103

Hall 102

Hall 101

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Keyence (Thailand) Co.,Ltd

5E49

KHS Asia Pte Ltd. c/o KHS GmbH.

1C01

Kluber Lubrication (Thailand) Co.,Ltd.

3Q38

Kรถra-Packmat Maschinenbau GmbH

6D33/6M18

Korea Packaging Machinery Association (KPMA)

6L05

Krones AG

1F01

Markem - Imaje Ltd.

FLOOR PLAN

6J28

Jebsen & Jessen Marketing (T) Ltd.

Loesch Verpackungstechnik GmbH.

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Prayer Room

Organiser Office

Science or Technical Institute Registration Counter

Basement 2

Hall 102

3Q23/2G19 5E19

Matcon Ltd.

2G11

Mettler -Toledo (Thailand) Ltd.

2K19

Mitsubishi Plastics.INC

6E25

VIP Registration Counter

Presss Centre

Hall 102 and 106

2L45

2J51

2J47

2E61

2E51

1E49

1E45

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MT Food Systems Co.,Ltd.

3M11

Multivac Pte. Ltd.

4X21

OCME

6G23

Parker Hannifin Corporation PMMI - The Association For Packaging & Processing Technologies PPMA Group - Processing And Packaging Machinery Association

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2L39

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Premier Tech Chronos Co.,Ltd.

4X39

Rockwell Automation Southeast Asia Pte Ltd

5B31

Sacmi

6G26

Sanwa Engineering Ltd.

3R32

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2J31

2H31

1C40

1D40

2G35

2K21

2J21

1F32 1F31

2L11

Schneider Electric Motion

6N33

Sidel South Asia-Pacific Ltd.

1D01

Siko GmbH

5B30

Sojitz (Thailand) Co.,Ltd.

6C15

SPX flow Technology Singapore Pte Ltd.

1B37

Statec Binder GmbH

3P31

Tecsia Lubricants Pte Ltd

4X31

Thai Beverage Industry Association (TBA)

1C39

TNA Asia Ltd.

2J19

TOMRA Sorting N.V.

3N43

Urschel Asia Pacific Pte Ltd

4X11

Wolf Verpackungsmaschinen GmbH

4V01

WRH Global Asia Pte Ltd.

4X32

Yamato Scale Co., Ltd.

6L15

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1C22

1A31

1C29 1C27

1D21

1F21

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4X20

4X31

1B32

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2L19

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1B29

1E25

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Schenck Process GmbH

SGS (Thailand) Limited

1A33

1D31

1E29

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2L21

2L15

4X29

1A39

1C31

China

2L29

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1B37

1E31

2H29

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Sesotec Pte Ltd

1C39

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2L31

Sartorius Mechatronics T&H GmbH

4U27

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2G37

1C21

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METTLER TOLEDO

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2J19

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1E19 1E17

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2H11

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1F11

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1C19

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Serac Asia Sdn Bhd.

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1B39

1D42 1D39

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China

China

2L37

2L32

1B51

1C44 1C43

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Spain (AMEC)

2L34

1B55

China

Spain (AMEC)

Mitsui Chemicals Asia Pacific, Ltd.

Hall 102 and 106

(Local and Overseas) Hall 101 and 106

Hall 102 and 106

2J45

Group Registration Counter

On-site Registration Counter

Pre-registration Counter

Hall 103

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1E11

1C11

DRINKTECH ASIA

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KRONES

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Konstantin Stepanov

leader in 2013, accounting for 33 percent. During the During the forecasted period from 2014 to 2020, high forecasted period from 2014 to 2020, Asia Pacific is growth for flavoured water segment will be triggered expected to remain the most promising market growing by product innovation in the bottling of flavoured at an estimated CAGR of 10.5 percent in terms of drinking water. revenue.

In addition, certain amount of consumer choice shift The growth is expected to be attributed to high from unflavoured to flavoured drinking water will also volume consumption, shifting trend in drinking drive the growth of flavoured water segment. habits towards more hygienic drinking options, rising The global bottled water market has been segmented disposable income and bulk water purchase among into four broad regions: North America, Europe, Asia Milch, PROPAK ASIA Show Daily, 152 x 251 mm, CC-en24-AZ095_05/14 others.

Pacific and rest of the world (RoW).

By revenue, Asia Pacific was the global market

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ccording to a report published by Transparency Market Research, the bottled water market was valued at US$ 157.27 billion in 2013, and is expected to reach US$279.65 billion by 2020, growing at a CAGR of 8.7 percent from 2014 to 2020.

By volume, global bottled water market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 8.3 percent during the forecast period to reach a market size of 465.12 billion litres by 2020. In 2013, volume of the market was 267.91 billion litres.

Rising concern for health and wellness and evolution of new packaging initiatives are the major factors driving the growth of bottled water market. In addition, demand for bottled water has triggered with the increase in consumer choice availability for different flavoured and vitamin rich functional water.

Innovation in the field of portability of hygienic water is also fuelling the growth of global bottled water market. Market restraints such as water contamination caused by leaching and lack of awareness regarding health hazards of low cost tap water have partially hindered the growth of global bottled water market.

However, evolution of innovative and economical equipment designed for handling small bottling operations has increased the attractiveness of bottled water market among small bottlers.

By product type, bottled waters are classified as still water, carbonated water, f lavoured water and functional water. By revenue, still water was the largest contributor in the global bottled water market in 2013 and accounted for a market share of 64.9 percent respectively.

Carbonated bottled water is the second largest contributor in the global bottled water market in 2013 and accounted for a market share of 22.9 percent respectively.

Wide acceptance of non-f lavoured and noncarbonated drinking water is the key driving force behind the largest market share of still water segment.

As of 2013, market shares for flavored water and functional water were 7.1 percent and 5.1 percent.

Just as fresh as your product: filling technology from krones. www.krones.com Stand 1F01

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Great Security & Safety

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ince 2011, in the shape of its Evoguard family, Krones has been offering a complete range of valves, comprising single-seat and double-seat valves, double-seal and aseptic valves, plus sampling valves, control valves and disk

valves.

The disk valves are in modularised design with a pneumatic actuator and constitute an affordable shut-off fitting for products and clean-in-place (CIP) media.

The features of this range of valves include process dependability, maintenancefriendly construction, compact actuator design, certified product quality, unambiguous identification of the parts and compatibility with existing kit.

Each seal position is easy to reach, making seal replacement a simple task. The good removal and installation conditions ensure fast, reproducible procedures in the maintenance programme.

The high-performance actuator is welded in its entirety. This minimises the amount of maintenance required and also contributes towards enhanced occupational safety for the maintenance staff.

In addition, the valves are designed according to the requirements of EU Machinery Directive 2006/42/EG and Pressure Equipment Directive 97/23/EG, and have undergone pressure, safety and strength testing.

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Built For Customisation

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he Innosept Asbofill ABF (aseptic bottle filler) is designed for aseptic filling of liquid, non-carbonated, microbiologically sensitive high- and low-acid products.

The nominal capacity of the machine program is approximately 12,000 bph single and 24,000 bph for twin concept machines. The machines of the series fulfil the requirement for processing different filling volumes and are available with different bottle neck options.

The compact linear design of the filler machines provides aseptic safety while requiring a small aseptic zone. The result is a high degree of flexibility. The linear concept is particularly efficient when frequent format changeovers and small product batches are necessary.

Bottles and caps are sterilised with peroxide condensation. The machines are capable of handling different bottle shapes and materials within the same neck diameter.

The nitrogene technology implemented enables optionally low residual oxygen levels. In addition to low operating costs, the machines also help ensure resource conservation and are environmentally friendly.

The fillers can be supplied with a screw capper and/or film or foil sealer as required.

KRONES (THAILAND) / KRONES 1F01

Asia Drink Conference Back With A Bang

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or the past two years, Asia Drink Conference, a premium event created for the beverage manufacturing industry, has been empowering senior managers in the Asia region by providing them with valuable insights on the challenges and

opportunities available.

Returning for its third edition on 19 June 2015 at MR222-223 at BITEC, the collaboration between Bangkok Exhibition Services (BES) and Eastern Trade Media, will once again feature a strong line-up of professional speakers.

They include Jorge Chazarreta, president of Thainamthip; Galen Ho, senior account manager at Canadean; Paul Schoenheit, project engineering aseptic technology at Krones; Dominique Leroy, global aseptic product key account manager at KHS; Volker Spiesmacher, sales and marketing director at Bericap; and Alexis Leduc sales manager of OCME. Similar to the previous editions, the conference will start off with a keynote address and presentation of the market overview before focusing on two separate tracks—the technology track and business and marketing track.

Topics that will be discussed in detail at the event including beverage trends in Thailand and Asia, how companies can leverage on AEC2015, filling technology, maximising water efficiency, catering to the needs of modern consumers and engaging consumers through packaging.

A l l sessions w il l be conducted in English and for more reg ist rat ion informat ion, v isit www.asiadrinkconference.com.

KHS ASIA / KHS 1C01

CONFERENCE PROGRAMME Registration/Networking Coffee Welcome Address Keynote Address “Beverage Trends in Thailand / AEC and the Beverage Business” Beverage Trends in Asia Q&A Lunch BUSINESS & MARKETING TRACK

TECHNOLOGY TRACK Krones Latest Preform Decontamination Technologies – Contipure And CAB

Beverage Growth In Thailand

Filling Technology – Sensitive Beverages

Leveraging On AEC 2015 Q&A

Coffee Break Hot Fill Application And The Challenges Of Different Neck Sizes – Trends & Standardisation

BLOX, tomorrow’s world turns to compact systems

GEA Procomac ABF for milk & milk based drinks

Catering To the Modern Consumer

Maximising Returns With Water Efficiency

Engaging Consumers Through Packaging Q&A

Closing Address

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Thumbs Up For Convenient Hydration

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ydration is very important for human beings and especially in hot and humid countries. The Thumb’Up Crystal sports closure developed by Bericap will help companies attract consumers with its aesthetic appeal.

The closure, which is suitable for still water, consists of two pieces. The outer shell is fully transparent and equipped with an overcap which can be opened more than 180o thanks to its ‘Galileo’ hinge. As a result, the overcap does not touch the cheeks while consumers are drinking from it.

The smooth pourer part is clicked in and can be designed in different colours to attract the attention of consumers on congested product shelves.

Tamper evidence is granted by a tear strip that must be removed before the overcap can be opened. In addition, there is also a tamper band on the shell. The closure is compliant with the BSDA child safety regulation and is available for PCO 1881, 26/22 and 29/25 neck types.

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apping is critical because it is the point at which the container, content and closure come together. In fact, product quality and overall production performance can hinge on choosing the right cap infeed solution.

With storage, elevation, orientation and high speed feeding of the filler in mind, Gebo Cap Feeder has combined the four functions yet retains reliability thanks to its simple orientation principle based on gravitiy.

The feeders allow for easy integration with low space requirements. The flat top air conveyor enables complex trajectories and bypassing of obstacles with no limit on distance.

Adjustment of speed bump can be done without any tools and hopper replenishment is performed at chest height. The large-sized hopper is available in various formats.

An ejection system checks for caps that are missing the tamperproof ring as well as upside-down caps.

The automatic emptying system shortens production changeover time and allows the infeed of standard-neck and lightweight caps are placed on the same belt without any need for adjustment.

An automatic, telescopic chute is used for intervention-free adaptation to all bottle formats and for greater reliability of adjustments.

BERICAP ASIA 4V21

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Efficiency Of An Integrated Solution

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AsiaDrink

Conference 2015 19TH JUNE 2015 BITEC, BANGKOK,THAILAND

THE CONFERENCE

Asia Drink Conference 2015 is a premium event created for senior managers in the beverage manufacturing industry. In its third edition, the one day conference will continue to feature a combined morning programme and two parallel afternoon tracks on industry topics that include beverage trends, technology, ingredients, business and marketing.

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ewamstar High-Speed Blowing-Filling-Capping Combiblock combines the blowing, filling and capping systems in one integrated design, reducing several intermediary processes such as transmission, empty bottle handling and storage.

The end results are improved packaging hygiene, reduced risk of crosscontamination, greater overall operating efficiency, lower energy consumption and reduced product costs.

The machine offers a production capacity of 12,000-18,000 bottles per hour and can be used for PET bottled water, carbonated soft drink, juice, liquid dairy, condiment and household and personal care products.

The stable infrared heating system and independent heat balance device ensure stable preform temperature, even colour of the bottle and increased output.

A specially designed twice-blowing system monitors the pressure in each mould in order to provide accurate real-time information for the operator, who can then make easy adjustment to ensure proper bottle forming.

NEWAMSTAR PACKAGING MACHINERY 1D11

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Price: USD200 / 6,000THB

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TradeanMedia Pte Ltd Eastern Holdings Ltd company

Peh Sue Ann Eastern Trade Media Pte Ltd Direct (65) 6379 2870 Tel (65) 6379 2888 Fax (65) 6379 2805 Email: sueann@epl.com.sg

Kanyasa Mitrakasem (Pan) Bangkok Exhibition Services(BES) Ltd Direct: (66) (0) 2615 1255 Ext 105 Fax: (66) (0) 2615 2992 Email: kanyasa@besallworld.com

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Activity Highlights Day 2 Thai Packaging Centre & TISTR Conference 2015 Time: 9:00am-4:00pm Venue: MR211-212

The Thai Packaging Centre & Thailand Instit ute of Scientif ic and Technologica l Research (TISTR) Conference is split into t wo distinct sessions, w ith the morning session co-organised by Kuraray (Thailand) and the afternoon session co-organised by Linde (Thailand) and Bangkok Glass.

Themed ‘Thermal Processing with Barrier Packaging for Extending Shelf Life of Food Products, the seminar in the morning will address the use of different materia ls in packaging food products.

Topics include ‘Thermal processing for food packed in hermetically sealed containers’, ‘Type of plastic packaging and how to select it’, ‘Barrier packaging for extending shelf life and quality of food’, and ‘Plastic packaging trend’.

Speakers include Wiwat Pathomyothin, s e n i o r r e s e a r c h o f f i c e r a t t h e Fo o d Technology Department of TISTR and Prasit Piriyapark arn, sa les manager of Kuraray (Thailand).

The conference will be conducted in Thai and admission is free.

17th Food Innovation Asia Conference 2015 Time: 8:30am-4:30pm Venue: Grand Hall 202, MR214-219

The 17th Food Innovation Asia Conference (FIAC) 2015 provides an opportunity for international food scientists, academia from relevant fields, government representatives and food industry professionals to meet and share their experiences.

The objective of the conference is to highlight signif icant developments in research and development in food science and technology with an emphasis on innovative ASEAN food research that can impact the world.

The conference will feature a series of presentations and discussion in plenar y, concurrent and poster sessions, informal gatherings, competitions and exhibitions.

The two-day event will touch on topics such as food product development, ingredient innovations, sensory and consumer research, food packaging, food microbiology, food safety and quality, and food processing and engineering.

The conference will be conducted in English and registration fees apply.

Give your your sensitive beverages Give more private space. more The UCF UCF BloFill BloFill monoblock monoblock from from KHS KHS –– with with fully fully enclosed enclosed hygiene housing The Preform sterilization sterilization in in the the heating heating tunnel tunnel Preform Protected conveying conveying of of preforms preforms and and bottles bottles ■■ Protected ■■

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Product Presentation

By Mitsui Chemicals Asia Pacific Time: 10:00am - 3:30pm Venue: MR220

For three days, from 17-19 June, Mitsui Chemicals Asia Pacif ic will be presenting their packaging solutions.

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Snapshots In the morning of the first day, the company will be covering applications and trends for barrier packaging with a focus on its adhesive polymer and ethylene vinyl alcohol products.

The afternoon session will cover three topic s , opt i m i si n g t he p e r for m a nc e of retortable PP film with a focus on its alpha olef in copolymer product, prime solutions to high speed packaging with a focus on its C6 metallocene LLDPE products and biobased dry lamination adhesive ‘Stabio’ for sustainable package with a focus on its biobased polyurethane adhesive products.

The presentation will be conducted in Thai and English and admission is free.

Ariana Susanti (second from left), President of the ASEAN Packaging Federation and Business Development Director of Indonesian Packaging Federation visits ProPak Asia 2015.

Crowds wait ti register at the counters upon arrival.

Conference From Singapore Pavilion Time: 10:00am-4:00pm Venue: MR213

The Singapore Pavilion is organising a series of talks throughout the day covering a diverse range of topics.

From 10:00am-11:00a m, under the theme of ‘Conveying Innovation in Food Processing’, Flexco will discuss the high-level needs for industry trends and challenges in the food processing industr y. Topics of discussion include reduced downtime, improved yields, effective sanitation and elimination of crosscontamination.

The company will also share recent product innovations in the endless splicing of fabric and monolithic belting, light-duty engineered belt cleaners with a focus on safety and quality.

From 11:0 0 a m-12:0 0 pm, Efacec w i l l highlight how automated storage and retrieval systems (ASRS) can empower companies to be more efficient.

Proper warehousing procedures are key in any manufacturing facility and like all other processes, companies are always on the search for better means to optimise their logistics operations in order to lower operation costs and raise profit margins.

Topics covered during the presentation include common cha l lenges faced by conventional warehouse users, advantages of an automated warehouse, how ASRS can improve warehouse productivity and implementation costs and considerations.

From 3:00pm-4:00pm, Pentair will share how upgrading biogas to biomethane can offer additional potential, especially with biogas being a key renewable energy source that provides an alternative for now and for the future.

The conference will be conducted in English and admission is free.

The Singapore booth entertains visitors with a demonstration

Visitors getting their questions regarding food processing answered.

Large machines for food packaging are displayed in many exhibits.

17-20 JUNE 2015

BITEC, BANGKOK, THAILAND 10:00 – 18:00 Hrs.

Meet us @ Booth no. 4T01

WM-Series is an automatic weighing machine.

Hi-technology & Hi-capacity weighing machine.

Duo-net weighing type is able to weight in high accuracy and high speed up to 2,000 cycle/hour.

BM-Series is an automatic open-mouth bagging machine.

The BM-Series capacity starts from 200 to 1200 bags per hour depending on model type and product characteristic. It is able to use with a PE bag, a PP woven bag, and a multi-layer paper bag. The bag closing method are able to use sewing machine or heat sealer machine - whichever suits your bags best.

AMO Screw-Type packer is a world class machine.

The AMO Screw-Type packer revolutionizes the powder-bagging worksite, which with other machines is a harsh, dust-filled environment for machine operators. Two internal screw combined with small quantitites of compress air are at the heart of the AMO method.

The Merits are acknowledged all over the world, as shown by the fact that some 4,000 units have been delivered in Japan and abroad.

Robot Palletizer.

A varied lineup with 9 types of products Responding to all kinds of need for palletizers From small-lot production to multi-product or large-lot production.

KOWA sifter has been widely used in various industries.

The main feaatures are - Implement with general purpose motor; - Intensive model and super intensive model; - Compactness of machine and screen size; - Provide various option to meet customer requirements.

Super Powder Mill is a self-pulverization mill for grain especially rice.

The Super Powder Mill can perform semi-wet milling and brown rice milling.

It designs to prevent starch damage and starch gelatinization.

The machine can control moist and crumb up in sharp grain size distribution. The machine stabilize water content ratio after grind by corporation of flash drying.

NAGASAKI KIKI (THAILAND) CO.,LTD. No.2, N.K.S. Building, Soi-charoenphatthana 1, Ramintra 117, Bangchan, Klongsamwa, Bangkok 10510,Thailand.

Tel : +66(0)2540-4166 Fax : +66(0)2540-4177 E-mail : info-nagasaki@psscombine.com Website : www.psscombine.com

AMO-PACK (ASIA) CO.,LTD. No.2, N.K.S. Building, Soi-charoenphatthana 1, Ramintra 117, Bangchan, Klongsamwa, Bangkok 10510,Thailand.

Tel : +66(0)2540-4166 Fax : +66(0)2540-4177 E-mail : info-amothai@psscombine.com Website : www.psscombine.com

Semi-Wet Mill for Rice-bread and Rice-noodle

NISHIMURA POWDER ENGINEERING (THAILAND) CO.,LTD. 83/21 Moo 1 High way 345, Bangtanai, Pakkred, Nonthaburi 11120, Thailand.

Tel.+66(0)2-598-2947 Fel.+66(0)2-598-2947 E-mail : jadesada.m@econmw.co.jp