emtec Electronic Will Showcase Testing Tech in October 2026
Operators in paper production can preview new quality-control devices at two upcoming industry trade shows.
Updated on Sept. 23, 2026 in Remote Work
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Leipzig-based emtec Electronic will demonstrate its latest testing and measurement technologies at the ABTCP 2026 and MIAC exhibitions in October 2026. These appearances aim to show managers how specialized equipment can drive production efficiency and sustainability.
Why it matters
Manufacturers are increasingly turning to automated haptic and mineral filler analysis to reduce production costs and optimize quality. Demonstrations like these allow operators to evaluate whether these testing solutions can integrate into their existing quality assurance workflows.
The MIAC exhibition in Lucca will feature 250 international companies, providing a benchmark for the scale of the sector. emtec Electronic will occupy booth 131/133 at ABTCP 2026 and booth A20 at MIAC to facilitate these demonstrations.
The players
emtec Electronic
A Leipzig-based manufacturer that develops and markets specialized measurement and testing devices for the paper and board industry.
The details
The firm will showcase the ACA Ash Content Analyzer for detecting mineral fillers in paper and board alongside the TSA Tactile Sensation Analyzer for measuring tissue product haptics. Technical staff will conduct live demonstrations of these digital testing solutions to help operators identify how precise measurement data can lower waste and improve product consistency.
Timeline
emtec Electronic attends ABTCP 2026 in Sao Paulo from October 6-8, 2026.
emtec Electronic attends MIAC in Lucca from October 7-9, 2026.
Market Landscape
This development follows the broader industry trend of prioritizing digital quality control to mitigate production inefficiencies. It marks a strategic push to position specialized testing instruments as essential tools for cost reduction in competitive global paper markets.
Operators should evaluate their current mineral filler and tactile testing processes to determine if digital analyzers could reduce manual labor costs or production waste. Managers attending these events should compare the demonstration results against their existing internal quality benchmarks.
The takeaway
Adopting advanced testing technology can provide a competitive edge in product consistency and raw material usage. Benchmark your current quality assurance output against available digital alternatives to assess potential operational savings.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by PaperFIRST.
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