Haver & Boecker OHG will exhibit its latest packaging and filling solutions as well as advancements in AI-based processes and performance optimization under the theme AIR (artificial intelligence & robotics) at interpack 2026 in Düsseldorf.
At stand A27 in Hall 12, the Haver & Boecker machinery division and its technology brands, Behn + Bates, Feige Filling, Newtec Bag, Aventus and Quat2ro will present how their solutions make bagging, filling and palletizing more efficient, precise and safe while unlocking new potential with digital tools.
The booth will feature live demonstrations of revolutionary empty-bag logistics, modern robotics applications, and intelligent camera recognition. A special focus will lie on the AI-powered analysis tool Quat2ro Connect. To further optimize the process, it now offers a cloud-based dashboard that shows machine performance, downtime, and bottlenecks. In addition to in-booth consultations, visitors will have the opportunity to discuss retrofit concepts, new line designs and service tools with brand specialists across all showcased technologies.
Haver & Boecker Machinery Division
The Haver & Boecker Machinery Division provides manufacturers with future-oriented packing and logistics solutions for bulk materials with a comprehensive service portfolio, driving sustainability and efficiency. At interpack 2026, visitors will be able to examine the latest innovations in AI-optimized processes, creating safer, resource-efficient and more reliable packing lines.
A central highlight will be a Roto-packer combined with a Radimat-Pathfinder, a system which enables manufacturers to fully automate their empty bag logistics. The Pathfinder transports empty bags through the plant on a flexible route to cover larger distances despite space constraints. For complete automation of the bag logistics, the Amicus Depal robot depalletizes empty bags and feeds them to the Radimat bag applicator.
Another highlight will be the prototype of the Amicus Seal robot, which can easily be integrated at the conveyor belt of an existing packing line to ensure a safe, fast and reliable sealing process using AI technology. Haver & Boecker experts will be available for consultations on Bespoke — a service for finding the suitable bag type and material that meets individual material and customer requirements.
Quat2ro
At the Mission Control booth, visitors will discover powerful AI-based performance tools from Haver & Boecker’s Quat2ro product suite. Haver & Boecker will present its new AIR (Artificial Intelligence and Robotics) developments that enable manufacturers to ensure continuous process and performance optimization thanks to real-time monitoring and machine learning.
The AI-powered BagCheck, for instance, automatically detects whether the correct bag type is being used for the material. ValveCheck monitors the correct opening of the valve bag and its attachment to the filling nozzle while MatexCheck detects unwanted material leakage during the filling process in real time. The Sealcheck system automatically detects incorrectly sealed bags and ejects them before palletizing. For manufacturers, this means continuous, AI-supported quality control along the entire bagging line for greater process reliability, less product loss and consistently high packaging quality.
Behn + Bates
Behn + Bates, Haver & Boecker’s food industry brand, will showcase its newest Integra IVx packing machine, which combines energy efficiency with a high level of cleanliness, even offering options for AI tools. The Adams Care-Line edition will be of particular interest to the sensitive food sector, as it works with airtight PE bags and combines tried-and-tested components in a new system that aligns with the highest standards of sensitive food production, supporting stable processes and confident quality in daily operation.
Feige Filling
Feige Filling, a leader in efficient and safe filling equipment, will showcase its new semi-automatic Elementra 26, a flexible pallet filling machine designed for the precise filling of highly viscous products. Visitors can also experience the mobile version of the Elementra 26, featuring a with-surface filling mode. The highly effective design works without the use of costly compressed air and ensures safe filling without air pockets. For easy control and maintenance, all Feige Elementra and Integra machines are now equipped with a new HMI that enables features such as electric and pneumatic circuit diagrams and extensive recipe management. The web-based interface is designed for intuitive operation with modern multi-touch functionality, supporting faster orientation for the operator.
Aventus
For filling granulates from the chemical, agriculture, and animal food industries into FFS bags, Aventus will present the Topas M machine equipped with the live analysis and maintenance tool Quat2ro Connect. The Aventus team will demonstrate remote-control options with real-time machine status, production data and error messages. Visitors can learn more about Quat2ro Connect at the Quat2ro Mission Control section. In addition, Aventus experts will be available throughout the show to discuss the full Topas machine family, including Topas XL (2,600 b/h), Topas L (2,200 b/h) and Topas M (2,000 b/h) and how each configuration can be tailored to different products, bag types and performance targets.
Newtec Bag
Packing specialist Newtec Bag will demonstrate its high-capacity palletizing machine Aurum for granules and flake products packed in different bag types and sizes. The palletizer runs on a new motor that enables intelligent energy recovery and thus decreases operational costs. Visitors will also be able to experience the user-friendly touchscreen interface, which enables easy bag positioning control and maintenance. Aurum is designed for bags from 5 to 50 kg and supports common bag types, including FFS, open-mouth and valve bags. The line is available in three capacities: Aurum Blu (1,900 bags/hour), Aurum Bianco (2,300 bags/hour) and Aurum Rosso (up to 2,800 bags/hour) and is built for easy maintenance access and enhanced safety features such as presence detection during service work.
