Gasporox to showcase latest CCIT and headspace inspection technologies at Interpack 2026

Company plans new inspection systems and live technology demonstrations

Lund, Sweden – Laser-based inspection technology specialist Gasporox AB is preparing several new product introductions for Interpack 2026 in Düsseldorf, Europe’s premier packaging exhibition.

Visitors to the Gasporox stand will see live demonstrations of laser-based headspace analysis (HSA) and container closure integrity testing (CCIT), along with previews of new in-line inspection systems for pharmaceutical and food packaging.

Meet Gasporox at Interpack 2026 – Hall 16, Booth C78

Gasporox has become an established presence at Interpack exhibitions over the past five years. At this year’s event the company will present its full range of laser-assisted spectroscopy headspace analysis (HSA) gas inspection and container closure integrity solutions, including the recently introduced LineArch™ plug-and-play standalone system for production-line inspection.

Full team at Interpack Düsseldorf

The Gasporox team at the event will be led by CEO Märta Lewander Xu, supported by Sales Director Roland Koch and Area Sales and Product Manager Jean-Philippe Descloux.

Other team members appearing on the stand during the seven-day exhibition will include Maria Ekberg, Loke Blaabjerg, Durim Skender, and Mikael Sebesta, respectively representing Gasporox Support, Marketing, Quality Assurance, and Development & Innovation functions.

The team will conduct live demonstrations of Gasporox inspection instruments, including its technique for fast CCIT using CO₂ as a tracer gas.

Major product introductions

Gasporox expects to present at least one major new product, including a prototype inspection system for food jars, alongside a new full-size in-line machine for HSA and CCIT of vials and bottles.

The system is designed to integrate advanced VialArch™ and BottleArch™ sensors directly into production inspection lines.

The company also expects to unveil its first fully built machine incorporating its award-winning AutoMAP™ sensor technology, enabling significantly faster in-line inspection of flexible packaging for both the food and pharmaceutical industries.

Superior CO₂ CCIT alternative

Gasporox CEO Märta Lewander Xu commented:

“It is a priority for us to be present at this leading processing and packaging event, where our primary pharmaceutical and food markets come together under one roof.”

“Interpack provides an ideal opportunity to demonstrate how our instruments support evolving quality and regulatory requirements. For example, we can show how using CO₂ tracer gas on our instruments offers an alternative CCIT method that is fully deterministic and faster than traditional alternatives such as blue dye testing,” she noted.

Check in for updates

Gasporox is currently accepting bookings for face-to-face meetings at the booth as well as post-event supper meetings. The company will also host short training sessions and informal networking events during the closing hour each day of Interpack 2026.

Updates will be posted on the Gasporox website news pages, LinkedIn, and through its email newsletters (see Resources).

About Gasporox

Gasporox, based in Lund in southern Sweden, develops and manufactures laser-based sensors for integration into in-line inspection and production lines for Headspace Analysis and Leak Detection. Gasporox sensors are also available in various instruments ideal for quality control and at-line inspection of packaging and support many different package formats as highly effective tools for more efficient sample testing and greener production.

The VialArch™ is a unique laser-based solution for vials to be installed on the production line for 100% quality inspection for residual oxygen and container closure integrity testing. The laser beam is passing the headspace of the moving vials to perform laser-based headspace analysis (HSA), non-destructive and with precise measurements of the residual oxygen in the headspace.

The GPX1500 Film Pharma is a compact and easy to use instrument to measure accurate the headspace of pharmaceutical bags and pouches. It’s designed to operate parameter free to have a reliable and accurate use in the pharmaceutical production and lab. The GPX1500 Vial is the Film Pharma’s sibling for rigid containers, like vials and ampoules.

The available Headspace Analysis sensors work with many types of containers like vials, ampoules, bottles, bags and trays and are available for measuring O2, CO2, H2O, or the pressure inside the inspected container and are suitable for Leak Detection on packages like trays, bags. These sensors can be integrated into production machines or form the basis for stand-alone instruments.

Gasporox technology has been proven for performance and robustness over more than a decade in the pharmaceutical industry in the testing of parenteral drugs. It is integrated and used in machines, systems and instruments for total lab and production testing of vials and ampoules in many parenteral packaging lines.

Gasporox testing technologies are non-destructive and deterministic and recommended by <USP1207>.

Learn more at: www.gasporox.com

About Interpack 2026

First staged in 1962, the Interpack Trade Fair, held every three years in Düsseldorf, Germany, is one of the world’s leading events for the packaging industry and related process technologies.

The 2026 edition will run for seven days starting May 7 at the Düsseldorf Messe Exhibition Center.

Interpack 2026 is expected to attract more than 171,000 visitors and around 2,900 exhibitors, representing the full packaging value chain from food to industrial products.

Focus topics for the 2026 event include Smart Manufacturing, Innovative Materials and Future Skills.

The event is organized by Messe Düsseldorf with further information at: http://www.interpack.com

Resources

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Learn more about CO2 Trace Gas on GPX1500 for CCIT
Click on Gasporox LineArch in line testing  for further information.