Beyond the new Trend series, Arburg highlighted several advanced manufacturing applications developed in collaboration with leading partners:

• NextGen Medical Cell:
  An Allrounder 570 A, jointly developed with Sanofi, Hack, and HB-Therm, showing how machine–mould communication reduces cost and energy use.

• Cleanroom Medical Technology:
  An Allrounder 520 A produced centrifuge tubes and functional IML components with Beck and Kebo.

• Thin-Wall Packaging:
  An Allrounder 720 A demonstrated injection-compression moulding for IML cups, cutting clamping force and power consumption.

• Mobility and Electronics:
  A vertical Allrounder 475 V, another world premiere, used in-mould decoration (IMD) to produce wireless key housings with premium surfaces.

• Multi-Component Production:
  An Allrounder More 1800 produced two-colour domino tiles using a Polarform mould and Hasko hot-runner system, with a cobot assisting a Multilift V robot.

• Cube Technology:
  Together with Foboha, an Allrounder Cube 2000 produced two-colour closures, using a suspended six-axis robot for cycle-neutral removal.

These turnkey solutions illustrated Arburg’s integrated approach – combining machines, robotics, and digital tools to deliver smarter, more sustainable injection moulding systems.