Meet EWINALL at PACK EXPO International 2026.
Bring your next grain, rice or seed packaging project. Meet Kevin to discuss a production line upgrade or an equipment partnership.
The next step after cleaning, milling or sorting.
Connect your upstream process to weighing, bagging and pallet handling. We’ll discuss how the packaging stage can fit your product, available space and production goals.
For your plant. For your customers.
Meet us to explore a practical equipment configuration and the next steps for cooperation.
Processors & plant owners
For rice mills, seed and pulse processors, and grain businesses with processing or bagging operations.
- Compare semi-automatic and fully automatic bagging.
- Review bag closing, conveyors and robotic palletizing.
- Discuss new lines, upgrades and manual handling requirements.
Dealers & system integrators
For suppliers of rice milling, grain cleaning, grading and optical sorting equipment.
- Add bagging and palletizing to a customer project.
- Review upstream feeding and equipment interfaces.
- Discuss equipment supply and distribution cooperation.
Fully automatic bagging configurations: 5–25 kg (approx. 11–55 lb) or 25–50 kg (approx. 55–110 lb). These are separate configurations; final selection depends on the product, bag dimensions and required output.
Start with a 20-minute conversation.
Send Kevin your preferred day and time, plus a few words about your project or business. We’ll confirm a meeting time by reply.
If available, bring a product photo, bag size, target output or a simple line layout. A complete specification is not needed to start.
All proposed show meeting times are in Chicago local time.
Contact Kevin Lee
kevin@ewinall.com
+86 159 5515 7922
Email opens your mail app with a meeting request ready to complete. Your time is confirmed only after Kevin replies.
Not attending the show?
Kevin is also planning U.S. company visits on October 11–17 and October 22–27, 2026. Contact him to discuss a possible visit, subject to location and schedule.
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