Mamata Machinery Secures EU Patent For Sealing Module
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Mamata Machinery Secures EU Patent For Sealing Module

Ahmedabad, India — June two, 2026. Mamata Machinery Limited said it has been granted a patent in the European Union for a Multi-Purpose Sealing Module for plastic film based bags and pouches making machines. The grant was published on May 13, 2026 under European Patent No. EP 4467325 B1 and follows an earlier Indian patent and a pending application in the United States.

The company said the patented module is designed to provide a versatile sealing solution compatible with a range of plastic films and pouch formats, enabling manufacturers to achieve consistent seal quality and operational efficiency. With the European Union patent secured, Mamata intends to offer the sealing solution across the European market, which the company said will strengthen its position as a technology-driven supplier in global flexible packaging machinery. The technology aims to address evolving packaging needs and integrate with existing converting lines.

Mamata Machinery Limited is described as a global provider of total flexible packaging machinery solutions, offering a comprehensive product range across the value chain from co-extrusion to converting and advanced packaging machinery. The company noted that it has more than 35 years of industry experience and over 5,400 machine installations across 80 countries. Its record of consistent innovation and several industry-first product introductions supports its focus on engineering and customer-centric design.

The company highlighted that the European Union patent will enable closer engagement with European customers and support aftermarket services and system integration for the new sealing module. Mamata said its commitment to technology and quality underpins its strategy to deliver reliable and efficient solutions tailored to packaging manufacturers. For investor and media enquiries, the release listed the company's compliance officer and an investor relations adviser.

Ahmedabad, India — June two, 2026. Mamata Machinery Limited said it has been granted a patent in the European Union for a Multi-Purpose Sealing Module for plastic film based bags and pouches making machines. The grant was published on May 13, 2026 under European Patent No. EP 4467325 B1 and follows an earlier Indian patent and a pending application in the United States. The company said the patented module is designed to provide a versatile sealing solution compatible with a range of plastic films and pouch formats, enabling manufacturers to achieve consistent seal quality and operational efficiency. With the European Union patent secured, Mamata intends to offer the sealing solution across the European market, which the company said will strengthen its position as a technology-driven supplier in global flexible packaging machinery. The technology aims to address evolving packaging needs and integrate with existing converting lines. Mamata Machinery Limited is described as a global provider of total flexible packaging machinery solutions, offering a comprehensive product range across the value chain from co-extrusion to converting and advanced packaging machinery. The company noted that it has more than 35 years of industry experience and over 5,400 machine installations across 80 countries. Its record of consistent innovation and several industry-first product introductions supports its focus on engineering and customer-centric design. The company highlighted that the European Union patent will enable closer engagement with European customers and support aftermarket services and system integration for the new sealing module. Mamata said its commitment to technology and quality underpins its strategy to deliver reliable and efficient solutions tailored to packaging manufacturers. For investor and media enquiries, the release listed the company's compliance officer and an investor relations adviser.

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