The next conference “Intekprom Dairy 2021” in Kazan, Russia will take place on June 23, 2021. Over 130 dairy companies from Russia and the CIS countries are expected to attend. …more
Check out the new video of our Syntegon filling machines for cups and bottles – live in action! …more
‘Together Everyone Achieves More– TEAM’ – Yes, indeed! This is what came true for a project that Syntegon India was awarded by a company in Armenia. The customer approached Syntegon, Viersen Germany for the process line for hard and chewy candies. …more
Have you ever been desperately waiting for a service technician to fix any of your vital household appliances that unexpectedly stopped functioning?
This is how our customers may currently feel. While in “normal” times, they can rely on our service technicians to support them on site, many field service trips are now cancelled due to the Covid-19 travel bans. …more
In this Q & A interview with John Kallestad, a hygienic cup filling machine sales specialist, we discuss some of the highlights about working at Syntegon. Learn some of the in’s and out’s of what it takes to be a sales professional for Syntegon, ways in which we are development partners with our customers, and provide some industry insight about hygienic cup, tray, and bottle filling.
Syntegon believes in supporting you to improve your packaging efficiency by reducing down times and wastages. Presenting candy sorting units by Syntegon! …more
What does it take to deliver a multi-ton cup, tray, and bottle filling machine from one country to another? …more
The company OLMA a.s. has now been operating in the Czech market for fifty years with great success and is one of the top three dairy companies in the country. …more
At the age of just 24, Jairo Muñiz joins Syntegon’s Field Service technician team in Mexico. Despite being the youngest member, he quickly proves himself to be a hard-working, fast-learning addition to the team striving to expand his knowledge and experience.
Kliklok – A name misspelled, mispronounced and misunderstood by most people. It is coming from a Hawaiian sounding word, Kay-ell-eyé-kay, ello-kay, meaning “heavily instrument that makes boxes” and that is what the Kliklok machines make!
