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Business management expanded at OPTIMA GROUP pharma GmbH
Optima Group Pharma complemented its business management staff at its site in Gladenbach-Mornhausen near Marburg. Wolf-Dieter Hellwig, an experienced leader, took over the company’s technical management in August. Before joining Optima Group Pharma, the 55-year old graduated engineer (university of applied sciences/FH) held a position as the technical manager of Oystar Hassia GmbH.
 Press Release OPTIMA GROUP pharma
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Business management expanded at OPTIMA filling and packaging machines GmbH
The Optima Group Consumer is a manufacturer of packaging solutions in the food, cosmetics and chemical industry and filtrationtechnique.Since August, Joachim Dittrich has held the position of managing director for the Consumer Division of OPTIMA filling and packaging machines GmbH. Dr. Georg Pfeifer holds this position for the Nonwovens (paper hygiene) Division.
Joachim Dittrich Appointed Managing Director of the Consumer Division
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OPTIMA GROUP at PACK EXPO in Chicago
At the PACK EXPO, Optima Group (Schwaebisch Hall) will exhibit machines for the sectors pharma, consumer and nonwovens.PACK EXPO Chicago
10-31-2010 - 11-03-2010
McCormick Place
Stand-No 4606
Chicago, IL, USA
Trade show preview
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Packaging technology with marketing potential
As a machine partner for fresh packaging solutions in the food, cosmetics, and chemical industry, the Optima Group Consumer raises the flag at Fachpack 2010 in Hall 2 at the joint stand of Packaging Valley. FachPack 2010
September 28 to 30
Stand No 2-213, Hall 2, Nuremberg
OPTIMA GROUP consumer at FachPack 2010
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OPTIMA GROUP pharma acquires an extended interest in Metall + Plastic
Optima Group Pharma GmbH (Schwäbisch Hall, Germany) and Metall + Plastic GmbH (Radolfzell, Germany) will join for the future.
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Addition to the Femcare series
Approximately two years ago, the Rainbow packaging machine ushered in a new era in Femcare product packaging. Today, a growing Femcare machine family is made available to the customer. All modules are based on the same design and integration of individual modules is no problem at all.
From first stand-alone machines to a modular product series
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Export award for Optima do Brasil
Since its establishment under Rolf Geissinger, our Brazilian branch has developed significant construction and manufacturing capacities.
Export award for Optima do Brasil
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For optimum precision and more
The OPTIMA MFL portioning system offers a series of functioning variants, which, under certain conditions, allow optimization of the dosing results for powdery and chunky products. Our illustration shows a two-lane version with a combination option of the dosing devices.
MFL portioning system
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Line competence for Unilever
Depalletizing, destacking, sleeving, filling and 100% weight control
The greater the complexity of a packaging project, the more users can benefit from a one-stop manufacturer which is able to supply and integrate all modules from in-house production. The great challenge of this project was the accurate dosage of powdery sauce and soup products.
Line competence for Unilever
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“Functional closures stand for a knowledgeable beginning”
Interview with Walter Bolenz, Sales Director Single Serve Solutions
Interview and Mashine Solution
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An intriguing ‘TWIST’ for beverages
After the lasting success of single-serve systems in the coffee segment, the next triumph is already under way in the beverage market: Water no longer is ‘simply’ water – water is in motion. Today, water fountains serve many niche markets, promising additional value, a special flavor experience or both. Functional closures – a growing market between trend and health awareness.
Functional closures: Protection and eye-catcher
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Progress and change in machine concepts 1995 – 2010
Looking fifteen years back, those were the characteristics of a typical packaging machine: The favored drive solution was a three-phase current drive, preferrably with frequency converter for speed adjustment. Drives were few, servo drives even fewer. The control usually came as PLC sequence control, and movements were carried out via cam discs, pneumatic actors, or one main shaft. The machines had keys and buttons for a very limited number of functions. If displays were incorporated at all, they could only indicate one line of plain text.
Output – costs – energy consumption
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ZuPack: Status-oriented maintenance
A huge leap with clear focus on the goal ahead: Reduction and, if possible, complete elimination of unplanned interruptions in the production or packaging processes! Theses were the require-ment of the ZuPack research project, which was launched by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research about two years ago. Optima’s premium partner Seidenader Automation as well as Optima Group Nonwovens participated in the project, which was completed in January 2010.
A huge leap…
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Optima(l) Customer Satisfaction?
No company is perfect. And even a good result from a customer satisfaction survey is no proof of a leading edge that allows the enterprise to rest on its laurels. Thus, Optima Group Nonwovens welcomes the feedback as an opportunity to focus on the very aspects that received a favorable evaluation – striving to meet our customers’ needs even better.
Customer Satisfaction Survey of the Optima Group Nonwovens
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LIBERO V4 – the new HMI for Nonwovens Applications
Get to the target faster and safe and comfortable working – the LIBERO V4 Human Machine Interface has reached both. The statistics functionality is one more advantage.
Software Ergonomics and Statistics
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