Pregis to produce new converting line to accommodate growing protective packaging system demands | Packaging World

Pregis to produce new converting line to accommodate growing protective packaging system demands

Pregis Corp. has announced a multimillion-dollar investment for a new proprietary and custom-built converting line at its Plymouth, IN manufacturing plant.

The new equipment will be used to produce low-density polyethylene hybrid cushioning (HC) film used by its AirSpeed Versa brand of protective packaging equipment.  The new line is expected to be operational by the end of Q3 and will double previous production capacity.

Additionally, Pregis will be moving its Systems Equipment Center out of the Plymouth plant and into a separate 62,000 sq. ft. facility located across the street.

In making the announcement, Pregis President and CEO Kevin Baudhuin stated, “Demand continues to increase for Pregis’ protective packaging materials and systems. By increasing our HC film output and moving our equipment center to a larger facility, we will be better able to service growing customer requirements for custom protective packaging systems and materials.”

The new facility gives the company additional space to configure custom protective packaging systems.  For example, Pregis frequently engineers custom overhead systems that deliver on-demand protective packaging to packing stations.

 

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