Interpack 2026: Next-level performance in the packaging industry

MOVIONE^® drive unit can be used with IE3/IE5 motors and optimizes energy requirements

Bruchsal/Düsseldorf – At Interpack 2026, the world's leading trade fair for packaging machinery and process automation, SEW‑EURODRIVE is showcasing its MOVIONE^® drive unit. This addition to the company's range of decentralized drive solutions takes simplicity, optimization, and standardization to a whole new level – ideal for the diverse requirements of today's packaging and conveying systems.

The MOVIONE^® drive unit has been specially developed for material flow applications. Its versatility, cost-effectiveness, and seamless integration into existing packaging and logistics systems are particularly impressive. This solution is SEW‑EURODRIVE's response to the packaging industry's ever-growing demands for higher throughputs, greater flexibility, and energy-efficient automation solutions.

MOVIONE^®is a compact drive unit that can be used with highly efficient IE3 and IE5 motors or as a standalone, decentralized inverter. It ensures maximum flexibility with roller, belt, and chain conveyors – in the case of new systems and retrofits alike. SEW‑EURODRIVE is therefore providing a solution that can be adapted to all kinds of requirements in materials handling technology. Comprehensive service and support are also available.

As part of the MOVI‑C^® modular automation system, MOVIONE^®is exceptionally easy to integrate into existing system concepts. Its standardized interface, compact design, and sophisticated system architecture make for fast startup, excellent operational reliability, and optimum coordination with dynamic packaging processes.

Users also benefit from low investment and operating costs as well as increased energy efficiency. MOVIONE^® satisfies today's energy standards and is designed for future packaging industry requirements such as increasing throughputs and variable batch sizes. Whether in primary, secondary, or final packaging applications, this new inverter gets systems moving efficiently and ensures packaging processes remain reliably synchronized.