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Arburg

Ecosystem Private
Headquarters
Lossburg, DE
Segment
Materials, Equipment & Energy
Stories held
2
Last story
20 Oct 2026

Arburg is a German manufacturer of electric, hybrid and hydraulic injection moulding machines, turnkey systems and industrial additive manufacturing equipment, headquartered in Lossburg. Founded in 1923 and family-owned by the Hehl and Keinath families, it employs around 3,600 people and serves plastics processors worldwide.

2 stories · 2026

Arburg to show HDPE screw cap moulding machines at Allpack Indonesia

Injection moulding machinery maker Arburg will present its new Allrounder Trend electric machines for HDPE screw cap production at the Allpack 2026 trade fair in Jakarta, 20-23 October. The company is targeting Indonesia's packaging sector, where it says manufacturers still largely rely on imported screw caps.

Why this mattersArburg is targeting Indonesian closure moulders that still import screw caps, offering a machine cycle of 24 caps in seven seconds.

  • Allpack 2026 trade fair runs 20-23 October in Jakarta, Indonesia
  • Allrounder Trend 1800 e can produce 24 HDPE screw caps in seven seconds
  • Allrounder Trend range spans four machine sizes with clamping forces of 500 to 2,000 kN
  • Arburg has operated in Indonesia since 1993 and had a wholly owned subsidiary since 2006
  • Machine uses Arburg's Gestica lite control system and can be fitted with robotic automation
  • Indonesia is implementing an extended producer responsibility scheme with gradual rollout
  • Allrounder Trend launched in four clamping-force sizes from 500 to 2,000 kN, with electric injection units in sizes 100 to 800
  • Orders opened October 2025, with deliveries scheduled from spring 2026
  • Eurasia premiere held at Plast Eurasia, Istanbul, 3-6 December 2025
  • US premiere at Plastec West 2026, Anaheim, 3-5 February, stand 4611
  • Stand exhibit used an 8-cavity hot runner mould from Adler Industrial Solutions with a Multilift robot for part removal
  • Arburg also showed its arburgXworld customer portal and ALS MES system at the stand
  • Taiwan debut at TaipeiPlas 2026, 15-19 September, Nangang Exhibition Centre, stand K0727
  • Demonstration cell produced a three-part USB cable winder using the Allrounder 1000 e Trend
  • Four Allrounder Trend versions span clamping forces of 500 to 2,000 kN and injection speeds of 200-500 mm/s
  • aXw Control MoldlifeAssist integrates Hack Digital Solutions' Moldlife Sense system via the Euromap 82.5 interface
  • aXw Control RecyclatePilot compensates material fluctuations to hold shot weight constant across batch changes
  • A virtual twin of Gestica lite is due in the Virtual Control premium app from 2026
  • An Allrounder 1800 e Trend with a 64-cavity tool produces about 9,200 LSR 'Secure Seal' medical closures per hour
  • An Allrounder 1000 e Trend with a 16-cavity tool makes glass-fibre-reinforced PA12 automotive connector parts in an eight-second cycle
  • Injection speeds on the Allrounder Trend range reach 200, 350 and 500 mm/s
  • New 'aXw Control FirstShotAssist' assistance feature accompanies the Fakuma 2026 launch, running 12-16 October in Friedrichshafen
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Arburg shows automated Domino production cell built on Hasco/Polar-Form mould

Arburg will present a turnkey automated production cell at Fakuma 2026 based on the Domino family mould jointly developed with Hasco and Polar-Form, first unveiled at K 2025. An Allrounder More 2000 machine runs a 32-cavity hot-runner mould with a 3D-printed hot runner to produce two-coloured ABS dominoes, with a new upstream cobot cell packing the finished parts into boxes. Arburg is acting as general contractor for the full system.

Why this mattersThe exhibit shows how injection moulders now bundle multi-component mould design, machine and end-of-line packing into single automated cells for customers.

  • Allrounder More 2000 (2,000 kN clamping force) produces 32 two-coloured ABS dominoes per cycle of about 60 seconds
  • Mould from Polar-Form and Hasco uses a 32-cavity hot-runner design with additive-manufactured, 3D-printed interlaced runners, first shown as a concept at K 2025
  • Domino family mould project is jointly developed by Hasco, Arburg and Polar-Form as an alternative to cube moulds and rotary tables
  • A two-stage core pull concept replaces conventional mould rotation for the two-component process
  • A Multilift V 30 robot (30 kg capacity) removes finished parts; an autonomous cobot then pre-assembles boxes and packs and closes them
  • System shown at Fakuma 2026, Hall A3, Stand 3101
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