Research & Development

Innovation, materials scouting, and experimentation to serve our customers.

A strategic sector for innovation

Research and development is one of Drorys Packlist’s most strategically important business sectors.

If you want to innovate, grow, improve, increase production efficiency, or simply make innovative choices that comply with the new guidelines (PPWR), you need to rely on capable and competent professionals.

Our R&D team tackles concrete challenges every day, from material selection to process validation, all the way to design support for customers looking to evolve their packaging.

Our Areas of Focus

Four pillars that define our approach to research and development in the world of flexible packaging.

01

Basic Research

Analysis of the fundamental principles of materials and packaging technologies.

02

Applied Research

Transforming knowledge into concrete solutions for specific customer challenges.

03

Experimental Development

Prototyping, plant-scale testing, and validation of solutions under real-world conditions.

04

Material Scouting

Ongoing research into new substrates, inks, and adhesives to stay ahead of regulatory changes.

A Fully Equipped Laboratory

Our in-house laboratory is equipped with the necessary instruments to support every phase of the work: from initial experimentation to the validation of materials and inks, through to testing for compliance with current regulations.

Every solution delivered to the customer undergoes rigorous testing to ensure its technical quality, production reliability, and compliance with regulatory requirements.

A researcher working at a microscope in the Drorys R&D lab

Case Studies

Behind every packaging solution lies a process of analysis, prototyping, and validation. Let’s explore some real-world projects in which Drorys Packlist’s R&D team transformed a production challenge into a tangible result.

Unboxing Case Study · Kinder Joy Funko Surprise Harry Potter

Double-sided satin-finished polyester, rotogravure printing, 420° induction die-cutting, and a global production run of 40 million units: a prime example of how materials, technology, and attention to packaging can support a major food product on an international scale.

Do you have a project you’d like to develop with us?

Our R&D team is ready to support you from the feasibility study through to final production.

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