Innovative and impactful solutions by Sidel at IPACK-IMA 2025
Sidel shines the spotlight on advanced complete-line and end-of-line packaging solutions, designed to enhance profitability, sustainability and operational efficiency for manufacturers in the food and beverage and home and personal care sectors.
Maximum efficiency and turnkey solutions
Showcased at Ipack Ima, Sidel's complete turnkey lines take efficiency to new heights for manufacturers of food, beverage, and home and personal care products. These fully integrated systems optimize performance and flexibility while ensuring product quality and food safety, as well as promoting the use of future-ready packaging in line with circular economy goals.
From concept to installation, Sidel's extensive know-how regarding technical design and integration ensures uninterrupted production with reliable results for all types of packaging: glass, cans, PET, both disposable and returnable, for beverages and other primary packaging formats. Sidel’s dedicated team works closely with customers to offer customized solutions able to enhance productivity, reduce downtime and adapt to market demands.
Innovative solutions for case packing and palletizing
The new products on show include packing and palletizing solutions for primary packaging such as bottles, jars, cans, tins and cartons. These are complemented by a range of secondary packaging solutions such as RSC cases, wrap-around packaging, shelf-ready packaging, and film, systems designed to maximize flexibility, simplicity, and reliability, helping manufacturers reduce TCO (Total Cost of Ownership) without impacting performance.
To sum up
At Ipack-Ima, Sidel is presenting a range of packaging solutions that can be adapted to a wide variety of products and sizes: showcasing top- bottom or side-loading technology as well as pick-and-place and wrap-around systems. Sidel's palletizing technologies, from traditional models to robotic and cobotic solutions, align seamlessly with production flows and SKU (Stock Keeping Unit) assortment, efficiently managing full or empty pallets and interlayers.
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