Husky to present integrated molding systems at Fakuma 2026

At Fakuma 2026, Husky will demonstrate how integrating injection molding machines, hot runners and mold control systems can affect part quality, material waste and production efficiency. The company will present developments in hot runner technology, mold temperature controllers, packaging and medical systems, molds, and its Advantage+Elite service program. The exhibit will focus on coordinating individual system components rather than treating them as separate elements of the molding process. According to Husky, this approach is intended to improve precision and process consistency while retaining the flexibility needed to accommodate changing production requirements, materials and market expectations. The company will also discuss how integrated technologies and services can be applied when optimizing existing production lines or assessing equipment for complex applications.

Integrated melt delivery

Husky will present a fully integrated melt delivery system comprising the machine, hot runner and mold controller. The concept is intended to limit variability in the injection molding process and support higher productivity and operational efficiency.

The stated objectives of the integrated approach include:

• reducing process variability;
• increasing productivity and operational efficiency;
• reducing waste and energy consumption;
• shortening cycle times and time to market;
• providing greater flexibility for different materials and applications;
• improving part quality in thin-wall and thick-wall containers, pails and buckets, cutlery, and applications using bio-resins.

Medical injection molding systems

The company will also show injection molding systems and manufacturing technologies for parenteral products, diagnostic devices and medical laboratory equipment. The applications listed by Husky include pre-filled syringes, auto-injectors and pen injectors, blood collection tubes, reaction cups, pipette tips and Petri dishes.

Schöttli molding technologies will form part of the medical offering. These solutions are designed for the precise and efficient production of plastic components used in medical applications, with an emphasis on process reliability and consistent part quality.

Monitoring and proactive maintenance

Husky Advantage+Elite combines real-time machine monitoring with specialist support. Its purpose is to identify and prevent problems before they affect production, moving maintenance activities from a reactive to a proactive model.

The program is available in five service tiers, ranging from basic monitoring and remote support to performance management across an enterprise. Husky also points to ISO/IEC 27001 certification as confirmation that customer data is protected in accordance with internationally recognized information security practices.

During Fakuma 2026, Husky representatives will discuss the use of these systems and services in existing manufacturing processes, both for production line optimization and for evaluating new solutions intended for complex applications.