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As a global technology leader, W&H supports the development of sustainable flexible packaging through innovative solutions in extrusion, printing and converting technology and will present these at Chinaplas 2026. The claim "get in the loop" emphasizes this commitment to the circular economy and resource
conservation.
At the booth W&H will display solutions for extrusion, printing and converting with the focus on performance and recyclability. One will be several MDO-PE solutions, accompanied by samples from various key industry partners, customers and real samples from brand-owners.
Among others W&H will showcase
• With ExxonMobil, a sealable blown MDO-PE pouch which is 30% thinner than standard frozen food market solutions, without compromising performance; in additional there is also a highstiffness blown MDO-PE substrate delivering excellent optics and mechanical properties - comparable to traditional BOPP films.
• With Dow a recyclable high barrier sachet; while conventional sachets rely on metallized films, W&H´s blown mono-material contains less than 2% EVOH, exceeding according to recycling regulations
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• Newly developed High Barrier Cast MDO-PP Pouch demonstrates how modern packaging solutions can combine high barrier and design for recycling.
In addition, W&H will discuss both solvent-free flexo- and gravure printing applications, including barrier applications, alongside solutions for PE Sacks and Multiwall Paper Sacks. Besides W&H´s partners will include:
• bag making machines from German Bäumer & Bäumer (B&B) for side-gusseted bags with re-closures and for pouches with inline spout insertion & optional leak detection.
• Form-Fill-and-Seal (FFS) machines, along with palletizers and stretch hooding technology from AVENTUS for for the perfect flow of free-flowing bulk materials
• GARANT paper bag solutions including concepts for cross bottom bags or flat and satchel bags, to offer paper alternatives, such as diaper overwraps and e-commerce mailer bags.
W&H and partners: Hall 2.1, Booth G61 at Chinaplas 2026.
