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Explore what’s ready for production or purchasing NOW and what fiber packaging can become NEXT and beyond.
Dry, fast, efficient
Dry Molded Fiber empowers packaging manufacturers and brands to create responsible, innovative packaging solutions. Together, we can transform globally available, renewable raw materials into cost-effective, resource-efficient, recyclable, compostable, and biodegradable packaging.
Convenience & Sustainability
Innovation with a purpose
The Dry Molded FIber technology is designed to reduce environmental impact without compromising on cost or performance, an ideal solution for companies seeking alternatives to single-use plastics or looking to expand their fiber-based packaging range.
Discover
The many benefits of Dry Molded Fiber
Dry Molded Fiber delivers a unique combination of advantages, built on a dry, fast, and efficient process, supporting everything from high-volume production to tailored customer orders, advanced design needs, and optimized factory footprint.
High Output
Fast, clean and low-noise production
With optimized factory footprint, cycle times of 3.5 seconds in the PulPac Modula and 3.8 seconds in the PulPac Scala, you get rapid and efficient production.
reducing co2
Up to 80% lower carbon footprint
Minimal water and energy use, while maximizing raw material efficiency cuts CO2 emissions dramatically compared to alternatives.
LEAD THE SHIFT
Responsibly produced fiber-based packaging
Whether you’re a brand owner, packaging supplier, manufacturer, or part of the broader packaging supply chain, Dry Molded Fiber creates opportunities for your business.
SCALING THE ECOSYSTEM
Zipform Packaging becomes new PulPac Licensee
Australia-based Zipform Packaging is developing a Dry Molded Fiber meat tray where innovative design and functionality comes together.
SCALING DRY MOLDED FIBER
New machinery order for snus can production
Future Materials Sweden is taking the next step towards industrialization by placing an order for two Scala machines.