The RNFM22 robot-assisted filling line processes various types of primary packaging without glass-to-glass contact. This prevents damage. At CPHI in Frankfurt, Steriline will present the system developed for a customer in Bangladesh in combination with an automated debagger.

Edwards Vacuum will be presenting its unique vacuum solutions at the upcoming K trade fair which is expected to be held from October 8 to 15, 2025 in Düsseldorf, Germany.

At this year Ifat-Fair, Vega will demonstrate how modern level and pressure measurement technology helps keep processes consistently stable and efficient. Interactive demonstrations will showcase the performance of the sensors under realistic operating conditions.

Plastindia makes New Delhi the center of the plastics world on the subcontinent in February – and for the first time since the acquisition of Sikora, Maag is present on-site together with its new subsidiary.

With a whooping investment of 4+ billion euros, Project One—Europe’s most sustainable cracker—is the largest investment in the region’s chemical sector in the past 2 decades. The project is expected to produce 1.5 million tonnes of ethylene annually and will have a carbon footprint of less than half of the 10 % best-performing steam crackers in Europe!

Leybold has introduced two new versions—Sogevac SV55/70 BI²—of its renowned oil-sealed rotary vane pumps for analytical applications. The new pumps are intelligent, quiet and low-maintenance.

On IFAT 2026 Shimadzu presents a unified approach to environmental and water testing that prioritises automation, ease of use and uptime to help laboratories make faster, better‑supported decisions.

GEA has inaugurated a new technology center for pharmaceutical freeze-drying systems in Elsdorf, Germany. The move aims to strengthen the company’s position as a technology partner for the growing global pharmaceutical industry.

L&T Onshore has achieved the Feed-in of the world’s first LC-Max Residue Upgradation Facility at Hindustan Petroleum Corporation’s Visakh Refinery in Andhra Pradesh, India. The unit has a built-in capacity of 3.55 million metric tonnes per annum.

Alfa Laval has recently introduced the next generation of condition monitoring solution. The new solution makes use of artificial intelligence and is specifically designed for hygienic process plants in order to provide more accurate analysis and support.