Acer Machinery Solutions shortlisted for Automate UK Awards

Acer Machinery Solutions shortlisted for Automate UK Awards
Supplier News

Acer Machinery Solutions Ltd has been named a finalist for the Partnership Award at the upcoming Automate UK Awards, highlighting the company’s strong collaborations and commitment to advancing packaging technologies.

In addition, MESPACK, represented by Acer in the UK, has been shortlisted for the Innovative Packaging Machinery Multi-Purpose Technology Award for its Hydroforma 660FB. This cutting-edge HFFS technology combines water-soluble expertise with high output capabilities, producing up to 2,000 pods per minute. The compact design reduces its footprint by up to 50%, and its advanced dosing system allows for five different liquid chambers.

To find out more and meet the experts, Bart Gilbers and Joan Marty, visit Acer Machinery Solutions at Stand F12 during the PPMA Show.

For further information, connect with Acer Machinery Solutions at the event or contact their team directly.

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