FLOW is the world’s first exhibition dedicated entirely to print software, automation, and robotics.

Three days focused on software and robotics—but even more on conversation. At FLOW, you will have the time and opportunity to talk, exchange ideas, and get answers. In fact, we have designed the entire event around it.

In start November, we will be attending FLOW Exhibition together with Zünd.

We will be showcasing the Robotfactory PortaBase 175 loading and unloading sheets from the Zünd cutter.

• Ready-cut-parts are being picked automatically based on cut path contours
• No robot programming is needed – just connect and start production
• Ideal for medium-sized roll and sheet production jobs

Explore web-to-print, MIS and ERP systems, workflow automation, orchestration platforms, and much more. In the robotics area, you will experience complete end-to-end solutions working live—from one production step to the next.

We believe FLOW will be a game-changer. Every demonstration will also be broadcast live, giving those unable to attend—and visitors who want to revisit a presentation—the opportunity to watch it online during or after the event.

Admission is just €25 per person, per day, including food and drinks.

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  • The robot works slower than an operator but produces more overall. It handles repetitive tasks and frees up operators for higher value-added work. In a context of labor shortages, this is a real advantage.

  • Setting up the the Robot PortaTable 130 and cutter to collaborate is a straightforward process that demands minimal intervention from us.

  • We're really pleased with how quickly the robot adapted to our operations. Sure, there's a learning curve, and it takes a bit of adjustment, but the long-term benefits are significant.

  • The aim of automation isn’t to cut down on employees but to ramp up productivity. When robots are introduced, employees shouldn’t worry about losing their jobs; they’ll just be reassigned to different, more engaging tasks.

  • There has been a noticeable increase in production since our robot’s arrival. Items that previously had to be die-cut can now be cut. This gives us greater flexibility and faster conversion, as well as increased speed in general.