Inteplast Group · PACK EXPO Las Vegas 2025
A one-stop supplier is a claim. At PACK EXPO, it was a floor plan.
Inteplast Group makes over a billion pounds of plastics a year across four major product lines — and PACK EXPO Las Vegas puts 35,000 packaging buyers in one hall to check the claim. Pure Exhibits built a 20 × 60 island at Booth #SL-18066: four color-blocked product zones a buyer can self-navigate, slatwall merchandising you can touch, real machinery on the floor, and one hanging sign holding it all together.
A plastics empire, made navigable
PACK EXPO Las Vegas is North America’s biggest packaging and processing show — three days, 2,300 exhibiting companies, buyers from 40+ vertical industries. Inteplast came as the continent’s largest integrated plastics manufacturer: the top BOPP film supplier in North America, a 575-acre flagship campus in Lolita, Texas, over a billion pounds of finished goods a year.
That breadth is the problem. A food-processing buyer wants films; a retail operations manager wants corrugated boards; neither wants to wade through the other’s products to find their own. One 1,200 sq ft island had to work as a brand landmark from fifty feet and as four different sales conversations from five — without any buyer ever feeling they’d walked into the wrong booth.
“We are a one-stop supplier of high-quality plastics solutions that will not only meet your expectations, but exceed them.”Inteplast Group
Four zones, one wordmark
The Color-Blocked Zones
Four product categories, four columns of the structure, one strict alternating palette — Stretch Films and Corrugated Boards on white, Engineered Films and BOPP Films on Inteplast blue. The rhythm reads from fifty feet as a landmark and from five feet as wayfinding: a BOPP converter walks straight to their zone without asking anyone anything.
The Overhead Sign
A large rectangular hanging structure — the full INTEPLAST GROUP wordmark and the blue circular “P” on every face — elevated to clear the exhibit and read across the South Hall Lower. On a floor of 2,300 companies, the sign is how a buyer finds the booth on day one and finds it again on day three.
The Wood Slat Walls
Vertical natural-wood slats clad the side walls — organic texture against the hard blues and whites, and the structural substrate for division signage at the same time. The material warmth is what keeps an industrial-scale structure from reading as purely functional.
The Division Wall
Four vertical identification panels set into the wood slat surface — Stretch Films, Engineered Films, BOPP Films, Corrugated Boards — with machinery displayed on the floor in front and corrugated samples in a spectrum of colors stacked alongside. One visual axis connecting production scale to commercial application.
The Slatwall Merchandising
White slatwall systems along every zone’s back wall, film rolls in red, blue, black, and white mounted at eye level, literature trays within reach. It borrows the logic of a well-run supply house — familiar to any procurement professional — and lets buyers judge gauge and construction by hand instead of by brochure.
The Machinery on the Floor
A live industrial unit at the center of the exhibit — production capability as physical fact rather than a claim on a panel. For buyers evaluating high-volume converting, real equipment is the credibility no graphic replicates, and it gave every technical conversation a natural anchor.
The booth in detail
Experience the booth
A walkthrough of the Inteplast Group 20 × 60 island at PACK EXPO Las Vegas 2025 — through the color-blocked zones, past the slatwall displays and division wall, to the machinery at the center of the floor.
The build at a glance
The one-stop claim, made walkable
In an industry consolidating its supply chains, “one-stop supplier” is the claim every buyer wants verified. The booth verified it spatially: Stretch Films, Engineered Films, BOPP Films, and Corrugated Boards sharing one sign, one color system, one brand — while each zone still worked as its own sales floor. A film converter and a corrugated buyer could spend twenty minutes in the same 1,200 square feet without either feeling they were in the wrong place.
The tactile layer closed the argument — rolls you can handle, samples you can stack, machinery backed by a 575-acre Texas campus and 100+ locations worldwide. For another manufacturer’s breadth argued at booth scale, see TE Connectivity at MD&M West.
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Built to be walked
Multi-division manufacturers don’t need a bigger banner — they need a footprint every buyer can navigate to their own product in seconds. Pure Exhibits designs and builds custom booths from 10 × 10 inlines to 20 × 60 islands for manufacturing and packaging brands at PACK EXPO, FABTECH, IME West and beyond, with fixed, transparent pricing.