Matthiessen Lagertechnik GmbH presents new product at IFAT 2026
Krempe, March 2026 – Matthiessen Lagertechnik GmbH is presenting an addition to its successful “Bagsplitter” product line at IFAT 2026 in Munich.
The newly developed prototype will be presented to the public for the first time at the IFAT worldwide 2026 This will give visitors an exclusive opportunity to take a look at the innovative machine before its official market launch. The new Bagsplitter has been specially developed to meet the increasing demands of the recycling and waste disposal industry.
"Our machines operate where many recycling processes begin. The expansion of our Bagsplitter portfolio is a logical step in adapting to the ever-growing demands of the market. We look forward to providing further details at the IFAT in Munich," explains Reiner Hungermann, Managing Director of Matthiessen Lagertechnik GmbH.
Developed for a wide range of waste materials
Based on proven bag splitter technology
Efficient tearing and opening rates
Compact design enables new mobility.
May 4 to 7, Munich Trade Fair, Hall 6 | Booth 150
Contact: +49 4824 309 864
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