For the first time, trade fair booth in new, extraordinary design
Schönberg-based Sesotec GmbH, a leading
manufacturer of metal detection, sorting and analysis systems, presented itself
at the K trade fair in Düsseldorf from October 19 to 26 under the motto
"Economy meets Ecology". The company is thus positioning itself as a
provider of answers to the key global issues of the circular economy,
sustainability and resource conservation in the plastics industry.
Climate change, the scarcity of finite resources
and the vast quantities of plastic waste in the world's oceans are key issues
in politics, business and society and are putting the plastics industry under
increasing pressure. The circular economy poses a variety of challenges for
plastics manufacturers, processors and recyclers - but also offers numerous
opportunities. "The K trade fair in Düsseldorf was an excellent
opportunity to demonstrate the contribution our foreign object detectors,
material analysis and sorting systems and services can make to solving the
challenges surrounding sustainability, the circular economy and CO2 reduction,"
says Dietmar Dieing, Sesotec Vice President Sales Plast." Michael Perl,
Group Director Sales Division Sorting Recycling, adds, "Our plan to use
the K show as a platform to present our holistic concept 'Economy meets
Ecology' has been fully successful. This approach is key to finding answers to
the pressing questions of how to reconcile the circular economy, increased
efficiency, profitability and sustainability."
Sesotec CEO
Joachim Schulz expresses that he is more than satisfied with the outcome of the
trade fair: "We were able to present our metal
detectors, analysis and sorting systems to the visitors at this K trade fair
and were impressed by the response. In the area of machines and services especially our solutions with
artificial intelligence were in focus. We can say without
reservation that this year's K show was the best ever."
