Casually laid back with one arm folded, Thomas Beerli looks at his observers in that little picture taken 2019 in Lisbon. His voice sounds friendly and calm, a little nostalgic here and there, as he shares a story about a life around the globe, his work with people of all cultures – and one little diary. …More
The commissioning and ramp-up of an Ampack filling machine in China had to be stopped due to the coronavirus. To help the customer to a quick production start-up, the experts of Syntegon came up with a clever idea. …More
Relish the crispy crackers! We ensure your customer will enjoy every bite of crispy and tasty crackers by keeping them fresh and safe. Syntegon brings to you the perfect handling- and flow wrapping solution for packaging of crackers! …More
In this Q & A interview with Beth Fenlon, a Project Manager, we discuss some of the highlights about working at Osgood Industries, LLC, a Syntegon Company. …More
YouBar, a U.S. start-up company, delivers customized protein bar solutions with an automated feeding and packaging line from Syntegon. Read and watch about the result of this partnership. …More
We at Syntegon aim to make your life better by keeping your candies safe. Our BVK 2000S cut and wrap machine for sugar and gum masses, is a high-speed solution with output of up to 1600 packs per minute. …More
Keep calm and drink milk! Yes, you can be calm and enjoy your milk because we are here to protect it for you. …More
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A South American confectionery manufacturer chooses automation and easy operation for its new packaging system …More
Just like we human beings, production equipment also needs a health check-up every now and then, performed by a team of specialist “doctors”.
Whether it is the output or scrap rate, set-up or handling time – packaging and processing lines have many areas where subtle problems can hide. But once a problem is recognized, how is the manufacturer to identify these hidden issues without disassembling the entire line?
We have got the answer: a “technical audit”.
