On 7, 8 and 9 October 2026, 250 international exhibitors will gather in Lucca, Italy, to showcase the latest technologies for the paper industry and tissue converting sector.
Now in its 32nd edition, MIAC is the leading international event for professionals operating in the paper industry.
The headline of the tissue conference, taking place 8 October, reads “Advanced technologies for efficiency, quality and sustainability in tissue”.
The increasing focus on energy efficiency, sustainability, and product quality is accelerating technological transformation across tissue manufacturing. Smart sensors, digital twins, advanced data analytics, process automation, artificial intelligence, and innovative control solutions are creating new opportunities to improve machine performance, reduce energy consumption, and enhance operational stability.
Through real-world case studies, industrial experiences, and technology presentations from leading international suppliers and tissue producers, this conference will provide an overview of the latest developments for the tissue industry. Topics will include process optimization, mill digitalization, performance monitoring, product quality improvement, emission reduction, and advances in tissue production and winding technologies.
The conference is designed for mill managers, production managers, process engineers, maintenance specialists, and all professionals interested in technological innovation for tissue manufacturing.
The conference will be moderated by Massimo Ramunni, Deputy Director General of Assocarta and Secretary of Aticelca, who has been actively involved for many years in the leading technical and regulatory activities of the Italian and European paper industry.
The headline of the tissue conference taking place the 8 October reads “Innovation, automation and new technologies for tissue converting”
The tissue industry is facing increasing demands for higher productivity, product quality, flexibility, and sustainability. In this environment, converting has become a key driver of differentiation and competitiveness.
The afternoon session of the MIAC Tissue Conference will provide an overview of the latest innovations in tissue converting and packaging technologies. Through real industrial applications, technology developments, and practical case studies, the conference will explore advanced embossing solutions, optimization of folded and rolled product lines, AI integration into production processes, digital maintenance strategies, next-generation industrial log saws, and the latest developments in tissue packaging systems.
The session is designed for mill managers, converting managers, production specialists, process engineers, maintenance professionals, and all industry experts interested in the future evolution of tissue converting and packaging technologies.
