Mitsubishi Heavy Industries America (MHIA) Corrugating Machinery Division (CMD) will showcase its expanding portfolio of corrugating and converting solutions, along with service programs and digital resources designed to support long-term equipment performance, at Corrugated Week 2026, September 28–30 in Fort Worth, Texas, on Booth #701.
“Corrugated Week gives us an important opportunity to hear directly from box makers about what is happening on their production floors and where they are planning to go next,” said Masato Yoshida, Senior Vice President of Sales, MHIA CMD. “Our focus is not simply on the machine itself. It is on bringing together equipment, technical expertise and ongoing support to help customers plan for reliable performance over the long term.”
MHIA enters Corrugated Week following a year of continued activity, led by the EVOL flexo folder gluer. Multiple installations have expanded MHIA’s North American presence, supported by service and lifecycle programs focused on equipment care and performance.
That momentum includes the MPF-WII, MHIA’s larger pre-feeder model, designed to support stable stacking, feeding and first bundling at the front end of the converting line. Earlier this year, MHIA completed the first U.S. installation of the MPF-WII at a corrugated operation on the West Coast, marking the equipment’s North American debut. Compatible with the EVOL 115, the MPF-WII helps support consistent sheet flow into high-performance converting equipment. MHIA is also seeing continued interest in the MPF-WII as box plants evaluate future converting investments and integrated line solutions.
The company will also highlight its corrugator solutions, including the 60N Single Facer and Corrugator Audit Program (CAP). Together, these offerings reflect a broader approach to corrugator performance that combines machinery, equipment evaluation, maintenance planning and technical expertise.
Beyond equipment, MHIA continues to expand the resources available to customers throughout the life of their machines. That commitment also extends to regional support. MHIA recently moved its Las Vegas warehouse to a new, larger facility, strengthening its parts inventory and fulfillment capabilities for customers throughout the Western U.S. Additional updates about the facility and MHIA’s regional support plans will follow in 2027.
Earlier this year, the company also launched the MHIA Customer Portal, giving existing customers centralized, secure access to machine and service resources. The portal brings together parts, operation and maintenance manuals; service call logs and reports; service schedules; and parts quoting in one location.
“Customers need more than equipment at installation—they need access to the people, information and resources that help them support that equipment every day,” said Christine Little, Director of Sales, MHIA CMD. “Whether we are talking about an EVOL, a corrugator or a service need, our goal is to understand what is happening in the plant and help the customer identify the right path forward.”
