Sell gas where it’s needed
Bottled gas demand is rural and dispersed. An off-grid gas cylinder vending machine lets you place retail points by demand, not by where the grid runs.
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Rolling out gas cylinder vending machines across multiple locations
How to roll out gas cylinder vending machines across many locations: a repeatable install that scales with your team, phased deployment, and central fleet management.
Two days at Parcel+Post Expo 2026
Two days at ExCeL London, plenty of good conversations and a lot of hands-on demos at the stand. Visitors got to try the lockers themselves, from the touchscreen to the compartments, and see what a Punta machine looks like up close.
The 24/7 gas cylinder vending machine that needs no staff
The Punta Gas cylinder vending machine sells and exchanges cylinders 24/7 with no staff and no queue. Flexible pickup, including a PIN code by SMS.
The gas cylinder vending machine that needs no cables to run
Punta Gas is a gas cylinder vending machine that needs no electrical or data cabling. No civil works, installed in about 15 minutes, lower cost per location.
Punta at Liquid Gas Week 2026
Punta is attending Liquid Gas Week 2026, the 38th World LPG Forum. Hosted by the World Liquid Gas Association at the Istanbul Congress Center, it is the largest annual gathering of the global LPG industry.
500M+ parcels delivered
Since 2016, more than 500 million parcels have been delivered through Punta parcel machines. Most numbers in this industry point forward: machines planned, networks announced, rollouts promised. This one points back. It is not a projection but a track record, built in one of the most APM-mature markets in the world.
Reverse logistics: When the last mile becomes the first mile
Punta’s lockers weren’t designed as one-way infrastructure. The same unit that hands a parcel out is built to take one back in.
Punta at Post & Parcel Expo, London
Punta is exhibiting at Parcel+Post Expo 2026. The event is the world’s leading trade fair for parcel logistics, last-mile delivery, and postal technology, bringing together postal operators, courier and parcel companies, logistics service providers, and e-commerce businesses from across the globe.
Last-mile optimisation starts with modularity
Out-of-home (OOH) delivery isn’t a side channel anymore. It’s infrastructure. Most locker networks are still designed the old way: sized once, fixed forever, then left to either sit half-empty or choke on volume they were never built to carry. Punta built its hardware around a different premise. A locker installation should be able to change shape as fast as the market around it does.