“In today's manufacturing environment, competitive advantage depends on more than the performance of individual technologies. It requires a connected, integrated approach that delivers greater consistency, quality, efficiency, operational flexibility, and reduced waste,” said Haim Za'afrani, Husky’s Senior Vice President, Global Sales, Packaging, Hot Runners and Controllers. “At Fakuma, we are demonstrating how Husky's complete solutions portfolio, spanning machines, hot runners, mold controllers, molds, and proactive services, enables producers to achieve better business outcomes across the entire manufacturing operation.”
Integration as a competitive advantage
At Fakuma 2026, Husky is demonstrating the value of a fully integrated melt delivery solution, bringing together machine, hot runner, and mold controller technologies into a single optimized system. By working seamlessly together, these technologies help manufacturers minimize process variability, improve operational efficiency, and achieve more consistent production performance.
The integrated approach also enables manufacturers to reduce waste and energy consumption, accelerate cycle times, and bring products to market faster – providing the flexibility to process a broad range of materials and applications while delivering exceptional part quality across demanding packaging applications, including thinwall and thickwall containers, pails, buckets, cutlery, medical disposables, and emerging bio-resin solutions.
Beyond integrated melt delivery solutions, Husky is showcasing innovations and expertise across several key manufacturing sectors.
Hot runners and Altanium® mold temperature controllers
Husky experts will be available to discuss how the company's diverse portfolio of hot runner and mold temperature controller technologies work together to deliver enhanced process control, consistency, and manufacturing performance. Designed as complementary technologies, these solutions help manufacturers optimize existing production assets while creating a scalable foundation for future growth.
“Fakuma 2026 provides an ideal opportunity to demonstrate the impact of true system integration,” said Steffen Bönecke, Husky’s Vice President, Hot Runners. “As manufacturers face increasing pressure to improve efficiency, flexibility, and sustainability the ability to optimize the entire melt stream process becomes a significant differentiator. We look forward to demonstrating how Husky's integrated approach helps producers respond to changing market demands while strengthening their long-term competitiveness.”
