Spark Machinery's latest articles in Food and Drink Technology and Tecnoalimen explore how laser micro-perforation and camera-based inspection systems extend food shelf life and optimize packaging performance—sharing practical insights on precision engineering that matters for your bottom line.

With the support of Regione Toscana, Spark Machinery is taking a decisive step onto the global stage — investing in international markets and developing its laser perforation technology to the next level

Laser scanning systems optimize beam positioning with high speed, thus ensuring faster work and better competitiveness

With sustainable packaging, IV range artichoke lasts longer - Laser microperforation in renewable packaging

Die cut or trim waste refers to the residual material generated during the cutting or shaping of packaging products

Fruits, vegetables and fresh produce require highly protective packaging that maintains their freshness and quality during transport and distribution.

The perforation of plastic sheeting for mulching is a crucial technique in modern agriculture, vital for maximizing the efficiency of sheeting and promoting optimal plant growth.

One of the most innovative advances in MAP technology is laser perforation, a process that optimizes airflow and gas exchange to improve shelf life and product quality.