Live Virtual Conference on detergents by TKS • 04 May 2021

IMA Active is pleased to take part in the live virtual Conference on detergents by TKS, which will be held online on May 04, 2021 at 03:00 pm CEST.

TKS was founded in 1983 and represents and outstanding source of information for a huge worldwide readership, which reaches scientists, researchers, universities, marketing and sales managers, CEOs, from several markets.

Sole sponsored by IMA Active, theme of the conference is the future of detergent tabs production and packaging in a market were differentiation, ease-of-use, and sustainability are a few drivers for the development of innovative and environmentally friendly products.

Stefania Barzanti, Marketing Manager and Business Development Foods & Chemicals at IMA Active, will give the speech “Washing tabs: all the way from tableting to packaging”.

Detergent tabs can be manufactured in a variety of shapes and packaging alternatives, allowing for many possibilities of marketing differentiation. At the same time, consumers are more and more sensible to price, so the manufacturers must produce high quality products at the lowest possible price. To support this daily challenge to achieve marketing differentiation at the lowest possible price, equipment manufacturers must ensure high efficiency in production through specific technical solutions.

You will discover how IMA technical solutions can drive to efficiency through the combination of high output and consistent process. Highly effective product feeding, high compression forces and long dwell time, isolation of the processing area are some of the main features of Prexima, IMA Active tablet press, which make the machine the right choice for boosting detergent tabs manufacturing. Moreover, if duly equipped, Prexima is also suitable for bilayer tablets manufacturing.

The presentation will be completed with a case study, as well as a quick overview of IMA group solutions for downstream packaging.

After the live event, the webinar will be available on demand.