As packaging lines become faster, more automated and increasingly flexible, the engineering that goes into building these machines is evolving just as rapidly. Every production system depends on hundreds of individual components working together with precision, making the speed and efficiency of component selection, design and sourcing an increasingly important part of machine development. It is against this backdrop that MISUMI India will participate at PackPlus 2026 taking place from 20–22 August 2026 at Bharat Mandapam, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi, where the company will showcase its engineering-focused approach to helping machine builders move from design to dispatch more efficiently.
At Hall 5, Booth A8, MISUMI will bring its extensive portfolio of industrial components and digital engineering capabilities to an exhibition that has become an important meeting point for the packaging, converting and supply-chain industries. With PackPlus 2026 placing increasing emphasis on factory automation, robotics, advanced converting technologies and intelligent packaging systems, the exhibition provides a relevant platform for MISUMI to demonstrate how the components and engineering resources behind automated machines can contribute to faster and more streamlined machine development.
MISUMI’s showcase will centre around the needs of engineers and machine builders who are under increasing pressure to shorten development cycles while managing a wide range of component requirements. Its ecosystem brings together 6 million+ components, configurable products, free CAD downloads, no minimum order quantity and fast delivery, giving engineers access to the information and sourcing capabilities required across different stages of machine development. By connecting component selection with design and procurement, MISUMI aims to reduce the friction that can often slow down engineering projects.
“Packaging automation is moving at a pace where machine builders cannot afford unnecessary delays between an engineering requirement and the availability of the right component. Our vision for PackPlus 2026 is to show how a more connected approach to component selection, design and sourcing can help engineers move faster and focus on building better machines. We want visitors to experience MISUMI not simply as a source of components, but as an engineering partner that can support them from design to dispatch,” said Satoshi Morishima, Managing Director, MISUMI India.
The company’s presence will reflect the broader shift taking place across packaging machinery, where automation is bringing together mechanical motion, positioning, handling, structural systems and other technologies within increasingly sophisticated machines. MISUMI’s portfolio spans these engineering requirements, allowing machine builders to source a wide range of components through a single platform while accessing technical information and CAD data to support their designs.
This approach is particularly relevant as packaging manufacturers look to improve productivity without compromising flexibility. For machine builders, the ability to quickly identify the right component, configure it according to application requirements, integrate it into a design and procure it in the required quantity can have a direct impact on project timelines. MISUMI’s digital platform is designed around this engineering workflow, bringing together product discovery, configuration, CAD and procurement within one ecosystem.
PackPlus 2026 will provide an opportunity for MISUMI to take this conversation directly to packaging and converting professionals, machine builders, engineers and automation stakeholders who are shaping the next generation of production systems. The exhibition’s focus on advanced machinery, robotics, automation and emerging packaging technologies makes it a natural environment for MISUMI to demonstrate the engineering infrastructure that supports these developments.
With its participation, MISUMI India aims to show that the future of packaging automation is not defined only by the machines visible on the production floor, but also by the engineering decisions and components that make those machines possible. At Hall 5, Booth A8, visitors can explore MISUMI’s extensive component ecosystem and discover how a more streamlined approach to engineering sourcing can help keep their next packaging-machine project moving.
