Pune, India | September 26, 2025
W&H, Kampf, and Atlas actively hosted a well-received seminar roadshow through Southeast Asia, stopping in Jakarta, Bangkok, and Manila. Over 500 packaging industry professionals attended these events to discover new technologies, share ideas, and enhance their knowledge of modern slitting and converting solutions. They focused on “Slitting the Perfect Roll,” a topic that appealed to experts and newcomers equally, successfully engaging all participants.
At each location, W&H and partners delivered presentations combining technical expertise with practical advice. Kampf’s Julian Schröder and Atlas’s Barrie Homewood led keynote speeches highlighting common slitting challenges. They identified ways to reduce waste, improve roll quality, and speed up production. Additionally, they illustrated how automation and Industry 4.0 technologies transform converting processes. Consequently, attendees gained actionable knowledge they could apply immediately.
Sustainability frequently emerged as a critical topic throughout the roadshow sessions. Presenters demonstrated energy-efficient machines, smart control systems, and material reduction techniques that support greener packaging operations. Participants learned to meet global sustainability targets while maintaining quality and profitability. Many attendees showed enthusiasm about adopting these eco-friendly solutions in their own plants, recognizing the urgency due to tightening environmental regulations worldwide.
The roadshow also prioritized relationship building beyond its educational content. Attendees enjoyed ample networking opportunities with experts, suppliers, and manufacturers, which fostered trust and cultivated new partnerships. Live Q&A sessions encouraged open discussion, enabling participants to address specific operational problems and receive tailored advice. This interactive environment turned the roadshow into both a valuable learning experience and a platform for ongoing collaboration.
Each city brought a unique emphasis while maintaining a consistent message of innovation, precision, and partnership. Jakarta highlighted machine upgrades and strengthening local service. Bangkok focused on automation advancements and remote monitoring technologies. Manila engaged audiences with digital integration topics and workforce training initiatives. Despite these differences, all locations shared the goal of uplifting Southeast Asia’s packaging industry and preparing it for future demands.
Southeast Asia’s growing significance in the global flexible packaging market was clearly evident through the roadshow’s success. Kampf and Atlas acknowledged this rapid industrial growth and committed to supporting it via innovation and localized expertise. Their active participation reaffirmed their dedication to educating customers and providing sustained support. As a result, many attendees expressed strong interest in future training, equipment demonstrations, and collaborative projects.
In summary, the W&H seminar roadshow, in partnership with Kampf and Atlas, surpassed expectations on all levels. It combined advanced technology showcases, relevant professional development, and meaningful interactions into one impactful event. Most importantly, it helped bridge the gap between innovation and practical implementation for many packaging professionals across Southeast Asia. As the demand for sustainable and efficient packaging solutions continues to rise, such events will remain vital in inspiring action and fostering stronger industry networks.
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