Author : Terence Chen - Sales Director of HCI Converting Equipment Co., Ltd.

In the dynamic landscape of packaging, HCI is emerging as a transformative force, driving sustainable practices and enhancing user experiences. The integration of HCI into flexible packaging solutions not only adheres to industry standards but also emphasizes a commitment to environmental, social and governance (ESG) principles. HCI principles prioritize user-centric design, enhancing the functionality and accessibility of flexible packaging.

The convenience offered by plastics is undeniable and has become deeply ingrained in human life over the past half-century. However, as time has passed, many have come to view plastics as an environmental hazard. Consider plastic bags, for instance. While they are undeniably convenient, their impact on the environment has earned them the unenviable title of "ecological killers." Consequently, food manufacturers have begun to alter their packaging methods, with the "mono-material" approach emerging as the focus of research and development.

Global demand for medical packaging continues to grow, quality standard expected of the sterile pouches/ reels also set to increase and become more stringent. HCI is aware of this trend and has since collaborated with MNCs to make critical changes to its medical pouch making machine to meet this new standard. More operator oriented features, stable and reliable machine with more precise temperature control are the key. 

HCI, a solution provider of converting equipment in the flexible packaging supply chain, assisting customers in streamlining processes to convert products specification with upstream and downstream processing. HCI's core value is based on its 40 years of experience, which allows us to undertake customized equipment design and manufacturing. Acts as a "Box Cutter" for precise cutting (converting), assisting customers to overcome the bottle-neck encountered in its production and entering the blue ocean market competition together.