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Element Logic and Ranpak integrate warehouse and packaging automation.

01. October 2026, 08:46 Uhr
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Element Logic and Ranpak Holdings Corp. have agreed on a strategic global partnership for warehouse and packaging automation. As Element Logic announced on September 29, 2026, Ranpak's automation technologies for end-of-line packaging are to be integrated into broader warehouse automation projects. This aims to better connect processes from picking to packaging to shipping.

The cooperation combines warehouse automation and system integration with technologies for packaging, sealing, and product protection. (from left to right): Om Shankar, COO at Element Logic, Ankush Malhotra, CEO at Element Logic, Omar Asali, CEO of Ranpak, and Torben Schultze, Sales Manager at Ranpak. (Image source: Element Logic)
The cooperation combines warehouse automation and system integration with technologies for packaging, sealing, and product protection. (from left to right): Om Shankar, COO at Element Logic, Ankush Malhotra, CEO at Element Logic, Omar Asali, CEO of Ranpak, and Torben Schultze, Sales Manager at Ranpak. (Image source: Element Logic)
01.10.2026
Christina Kasper

According to company information, the agreement builds on an already existing collaboration. Element Logic aims to use Ranpak's packaging automation as a component of seamless warehouse solutions in the future. The packaging is thus not to be viewed as a standalone process but planned together with picking and shipping within an integrated workflow.

Element Logic brings competencies in warehouse automation, software, and system integration to the collaboration. Ranpak supplements these with technologies for demand-driven packaging sizes, carton erection and sealing, as well as computer vision and paper-based product protection.

Less Material and Shipping Volume The combination of technologies aims to reduce material requirements in packaging and shipping volume. At the same time, transport efficiency, throughput, and process consistency in the warehouse should improve. Another focus is on regulatory requirements for packaging. The integrated solutions are intended to help companies comply with the provisions of the EU regulation on packaging and packaging waste.

Portfolio along the Warehouse Processes

With the partnership, Element Logic expands its offering for end-to-end automation solutions. The provider aims to support customers along the warehouse value chain. The range extends from inbound logistics and storage through order processing and packaging to final shipping.

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