AdFlex Invests in Next-Gen Packaging Tech by W&H

In year 2000, AdFlex was the first to introduce, produce and support the co-extruded blown film in the gulf region. To enhance production capacity and maintain high-quality standards that they have established over the years, the company invested in advanced machinery from Windmöller & Hölscher.

For a major part of this expansion, AdFlex installed three new OPTIMEX II FFS Extrusion Lines with inline printers and another OPTIMEX II 3-layer 1800 mm line designed for stretch and shrink hoods films. These are the first of W&H’s latest high output FFS lines to be installed in the region, marking a milestone for both companies.

With these new machines, AdFlex is strengthening its position in the industrial packaging market, where efficiency and reliability are crucial. The OPTIMEX FFS lines are built to handle heavy-duty sacks with precision. AdFlex has been working with W&H for many years, and this latest investment is a continuation of that long-standing partnership. By bringing in cutting-edge technology, the company is well-prepared to meet growing market demands and ensure top-quality packaging solutions for its customers.

"We are proud to continue our long-standing partnership with AdFlex and to see them lead the way in industrial packaging with our latest FFS technology, such as the secondary cooling ring and the newly developed Maxicone Die for FFS applications. Their commitment to innovation and quality makes them a perfect fit for these next-generation machines." Says Karan Sud, Senior Regional Sales Manager

"Investing in advanced W&H machinery is a strategic move to enhance efficiency and meet the growing demands of our customers. With these new lines, we are reinforcing our position as a trusted packaging partner in the region." Says Mr. Freddy, Corporate Technical and Operations Manager AdFlex.