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Ecoline to Showcase Smart Paint Shops at MSPO 2026

29 July 2026
Ecoline, a manufacturer of modern industrial paint shops, will showcase solutions supporting the automation and digitalisation of surface treatment processes during the 34th International Defence Industry Exhibition MSPO. The company specialises in designing turnkey installations that deliver high coating quality, complete process repeatability, and reduced costly rework.

During MSPO 2026, Ecoline will focus on presenting its digital paint shop management ecosystem. Given the sheer scale of its installed systems, the company will not display physical machinery, but rather software solutions responsible for supervising the entire production process.

The headline novelty will be the premiere of the proprietary Ecolink IQ software, which monitors and analyses production parameters in real time. The system enables immediate detection of deviations from set parameters, while its Advance module leverages artificial intelligence algorithms for predictive maintenance and forecasting potential failures.

Ecoline’s offering also encompasses advanced automatic paint application systems, high-grade powder coatings, as well as comprehensive service support and preventive maintenance programmes. The synergy of these elements allows companies to boost production reliability, minimise material waste, and guarantee a superior finish quality.

Visitors to MSPO 2026 will have the opportunity to explore Ecoline’s state-of-the-art manufacturing solutions tailored for the defence industry and learn how automation and data analytics directly drive process efficiency.

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