Seven days, three product lines: Schubert reports very positive trade fair results

The clearly structured portfolio undoubtedly played a key role in these achievements as demonstrated by Schubert in dedicated zones for TLM, LIGHTLINE and TOG technologies – with further details provided during a tour of the stand. “interpack 2026 served as an ideal starting point for us to present our product strategy to the greater public for the first time and set the course for the future,” says Marcel Kiessling, summarising the stand concept. The high visitor numbers on all days, productive discussions and successful order placements, including the acquisition of new customers, demonstrate that the approach was a resounding success across the board – and that flexible packaging solutions are in high demand.

On day one, visitors also had an opportunity to experience first-hand how Schubert is moving forward. Shortly before midday, the company unveiled nothing less than the eagerly anticipated new generation of its TLM technology. As the tarpaulin slid off the machine, the press and industry reps eagerly flashed their cameras and smartphones in rapid succession to capture the moment, recording the discreet matt-black system with its curved frame and lightning-fast pick & place robots for posterity. Interest in the new development remained high on the following days as well. Thanks to a new frame design, optimised robot path planning and control technology, the new TLM delivers even greater performance within the same footprint – and is expected to once again set new standards in packaging machinery engineering.

The company’s milestone anniversary also sparked lively discussion. Be it at the media briefing, on the information screens or in direct conversation, Schubert’s 60th anniversary was ever-present. The company’s current developments, its comprehensive portfolio, its global operations, and indeed many technologies in the field of end-of-line packaging would all be inconceivable without the trailblazing spirit that transformed a small business in Crailsheim into a leading manufacturer of packaging machinery. It is difficult to say exactly how many interpack trade fairs have taken place during this timeframe. There have certainly been quite a few – and, given the impressive results in 2026, this will certainly not be the last.