Mamata Machinery Limited has filed a patent application with the Indian Patent Office for a new Die and Screw design that forms the core enabling technology behind its RecTech Recyclable Film Technology. The patent filing marks an important step in Mamata Machinery’s efforts to develop advanced solutions for the flexible packaging industry while protecting the intellectual property associated with its technology. The company said the Die and Screw design is a fundamental component of RecTech and supports its focus on developing recyclable film manufacturing solutions.
The filing strengthens Mamata Machinery’s technology portfolio as the flexible packaging sector responds to increasing demand for solutions that improve recyclability, production efficiency and material performance. RecTech is part of the company’s wider technology development programme aimed at addressing changing requirements in flexible packaging. By securing intellectual property around the technology, Mamata Machinery intends to strengthen its position as an engineering and technology company serving packaging manufacturers across global markets.
The Die and Screw design plays a key role in the production process and is central to the performance of Mamata Machinery’s RecTech solution. The patent application reflects the company’s approach of combining engineering development with intellectual property protection as it expands its portfolio of advanced packaging technologies.
Mamata Machinery has more than 35 years of experience in the flexible packaging machinery industry. The company provides machinery solutions across the packaging value chain, covering co-extrusion, film production, converting and other advanced packaging applications.
The company has installed more than 5,400 machines across 80 countries, giving it a broad international presence in the flexible packaging machinery market. Its product and technology portfolio has been developed to support manufacturers seeking reliable, efficient and advanced production systems.
The patent application also highlights the growing importance of technology and intellectual property in the packaging machinery sector. As packaging producers face changing regulatory requirements and increased pressure to improve material sustainability, machinery suppliers are developing solutions that can support new film structures and recycling-oriented applications.
Mamata Machinery said its continued investment in engineering and product development is focused on meeting the evolving requirements of customers in the flexible packaging industry. The company has introduced several industry-first products over its more than three decades of operations and continues to develop machinery designed around production efficiency and customer needs.
The latest intellectual property filing adds another technology asset to its portfolio and provides protection for the engineering developed behind RecTech. With operations and machine installations spanning multiple international markets, Mamata Machinery aims to further expand its technology-driven solutions for flexible packaging manufacturers. The company’s focus remains on combining engineering expertise, product innovation and customer-oriented design to support the next generation of packaging production.
With more than 35 years of engineering experience, Mamata Machinery Limited offers a complete range of flexible packaging equipment, covering the entire value chain from co-extrusion to converting and advanced packaging systems. The company has installed more than 5,000 machines in over 80 countries, building a strong track record of performance, innovation, and customer satisfaction.
