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Automation Safety (EAS) system, which showcased highly automated high-volume corrugated production.
• The Kongsberg C, paired with a smart material handler, which demonstrated accessible automation, reliable precision and durability.
• The Kongsberg X, which utilised the company’s new Inkjet Marketing Module (IMM) to highlight how users can streamline tracking and compliance.
production of personalised cotton bags created during the show. The live workflow demonstration showcased how software integration and customisation can be seamlessly combined to deliver efficient and highly flexible production capabilities.
Kongsberg PCS Aligned to its ‘Shaping Your Future Together’ campaign, at FESPA Global Print Expo 2026, Kongsberg Precision Cutting Systems (PCS) demonstrated its commitment to innovation, precision and productivity across several verticals, from sign and display through to corrugated packaging. Visitors to the stand were invited
to explore the company’s portfolio of digital cutting systems firsthand, with live demonstrations throughout the event on the Kongsberg Ultimate, Kongsberg C and Kongsberg X, each targeting varying production demands, including faster turnarounds, high quality and automation integration.
FESPA 2026 provided Kongsberg PCS
with a valuable platform to connect with businesses across a wide range of industries, strengthening its broader commitment to customer success. This consumer-centric approach,
which focuses on helping customers maximise productivity, navigate unique business challenges, utilise their people and unlock new creative potential, was prominent across the stand. One element of this is supporting
customers in their transition to faster, more automated production. Throughout the print and cutting workflows, demand for automation continues to rise, with businesses seeking ways to enhance efficiency and streamline production. At this year’s event, Kongsberg PCS
showcased technologies that support these ambitions, helping customers unlock new revenue opportunities and diversify into new markets. These include:
• The Kongsberg Ultimate, equipped with the automated feeder and stacker and new Extended
Alongside the technology showcased on the stand, experts were on hand to speak about the company’s latest iPC (i-cut Production Console) software, alternative automation solutions and service and support offering. It’s clear that engaging with industry
leaders and like-minded business professionals at FESPA 2026 re-inforced the business priorities driving sign, display and packaging businesses forward, and provided further insight into how Kongsberg PCS can continue to support customers in achieving their business growth aspirations.
CTECH At FESPA 2026 CTECH Europe showcased the effectiveness of its PolyClay process for treating printing ink wastewater, such as that generated by the flexo processes. In addition, the company’s stand featured a number of off-the-shelf and bespoke wastewater treatment equipment solutions, while a simulation demonstrated a system being operated via HMI. The company exhibited as part of
the new Corrugated feature area on the show floor. On its stand, CTECH Europe was delighted to meet with several key decision-makers, re-establish connections with high-value manufacturing businesses, as well as further the establishment of a dedicated distribution network in Sri Lanka. Daniel Davies, managing director at
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CTECH Europe, said: “We thoroughly enjoyed FESPA and the opportunity to see both familiar and new faces. It was a great chance to meet well-known figures within the industry, raise awareness of CTECH’s capabilities, and further strengthen our reputation within the corrugated sector. “This was our first exhibition in many
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