Pune, India | September 26, 2025
W&H partnered with Kampf and Atlas to organize a highly successful seminar roadshow across Southeast Asia. They hosted events in Jakarta, Bangkok, and Manila, where more than 500 professionals from the packaging industry actively participated. Attendees explored new technologies, exchanged ideas, and gained insights into modern slitting and converting processes. The sessions, focused on “Slitting the Perfect Roll,” captivated both experienced professionals and curious newcomers seeking technical improvement.
Industry experts delivered targeted presentations that blended in-depth technical knowledge with practical strategies. Julian Schröder from Kampf and Barrie Homewood from Atlas led keynote sessions that effectively captured attention. They addressed ongoing challenges in slitting operations and shared actionable ways to reduce waste and boost roll quality. Additionally, they emphasized improving production speed while introducing automation and Industry 4.0 technologies. Thus, attendees walked away with immediately applicable knowledge and valuable insights to enhance their processes.
Sustainability emerged as a key theme throughout the entire roadshow, sparking meaningful discussions. Presenters demonstrated how energy-efficient equipment and smart control systems could help reduce environmental impact. They also explained how minimizing material waste aligns production goals with global sustainability standards. Attendees showed enthusiasm for adopting greener practices without compromising profitability or quality. With increasing environmental regulations, this topic proved both timely and vital. Consequently, participants viewed these sessions as essential to modern business success.
The roadshow emphasized collaboration and community building beyond just technical knowledge-sharing. Attendees enjoyed dedicated networking sessions, connecting directly with experts, vendors, and fellow professionals. These interactions helped build trust, strengthen existing relationships, and form promising new partnerships. In addition, open Q&A forums gave attendees the chance to discuss specific challenges they face in operations. Participants received tailored advice, making the event not just informative but personally relevant and practical for their businesses.
Each city offered a slightly different focus, but all events shared one clear message—innovation and collaboration drive industry success. In Jakarta, presenters highlighted machine upgrades and emphasized local service support. Bangkok attendees showed heightened interest in automation and real-time remote monitoring tools. Meanwhile, participants in Manila responded positively to topics like digital integration and skills training. Despite the diversity, all cities shared one goal: improving packaging standards and preparing for a rapidly changing future.
The roadshow underscored Southeast Asia’s rising importance in the global flexible packaging landscape. Kampf and Atlas both recognize the region’s fast-paced industrial growth and remain committed to supporting that momentum. Their local presence and hands-on approach allowed them to connect more closely with customers and understand regional challenges. Consequently, many attendees expressed interest in further training, product demonstrations, and long-term collaboration. This commitment builds trust and demonstrates investment in sustainable industry development.
In summary, W&H, Kampf, and Atlas delivered a dynamic, future-focused seminar roadshow that resonated strongly with industry professionals. The combination of live demonstrations, practical knowledge-sharing, and open discussion provided a well-rounded experience. More importantly, it helped bridge the gap between technology and implementation across Southeast Asia. Events like these inspire change, build meaningful partnerships, and push the packaging industry toward a more innovative and sustainable future.
