Indus Bulk Logistics at K 2025 in Düsseldorf, Hall 10/B41

Indus Bulk Logistics BV is the manufacturer and distributor of storage-, transport- and handlingsystems of bulk materials (solids) in or combined with Big Bags (FIBC’s). Indus Integrated Bulk Logistics offers concepts and solutions for efficient handling, secured storage en stacking of bulk matrials in volumes up to 2 m3 or 1.500 kg. Let’s get in touch about the possibilities for your business.

K - The international trade fair for innovations in the plastics and rubber industry K is considered the leading international trade fair in the plastics and rubber industry. Each time, the event attracts a large number of professionals from production, processing and related sectors such as mechanical engineering, the automotive industry, electronics, medical technology, the packaging industry and the construction industry from all over the world to find out about the latest innovations and make valuable contacts. A wide range of products and services in the fields of machinery, equipment, raw materials and measuring technology will be presented. Since the first exhibition in Düsseldorf in 1952, the letter ”K” has embodied the fascination for the world of plastics and rubber. The next trade fair will take place in 2025 at the Düsseldorf Exhibition Centre and will be a global magnet for exhibitors and visitors alike. Save the date for K 2025 on 8-15 October 2025.

Efficiency and continuity are vital: machines run nonstop and operators add value, yet factories face supply chain complexity and inefficient bulk handling. At Indus Bulk Logistics, we visit a wide range of plastics production sites across Europe and North America. What we see is that the way raw materials enter the production process directly impacts safety, costs, and output. Whether it’s virgin granulate, regrind, or recycled material, the packaging format – big bags (also: Super Sacks, FIBCs, bulk bags), octabins, or 25kg bags – often creates bottlenecks. Based on our experience, here are three of the biggest challenges plastics manufacturers face when it comes to raw material handling: # High investment costs in unloading systems # Excessive manual handling by operators # Machine downtime due to irregular supply Ad 1. High investment costs in unloading systems Every plastics factory wants to run continuous, automated, and reliable production. But that starts with supply: how are your raw materials delivered to the factory floor? - FIBCs (big bags/bulk bags): Frequently used for regrind or recycled materials.