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Compact packaging of Tissue Paper compressed in bags
Optima Group Nonwovens will exhibit at Tissue World in Nice on March 29-31.Wilfried Laser, Senior Sales Manager of Optima Group Nonwovens is one of the conference speakers on March 29. He will show a new packaging method of tissue paper into polyethylene bags. You are also invited to learn more about the latest packaging machine technology on our Booth No B05.
 OPTIMA GROUP nonwovens at Tissue World 2011
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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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Stable growth in 2009
Optima Packaging Group GmbH achieved a consolidated turnover of 200 million Euros in 2009. This stable development is expected to continue throughout the business year of 2010. Hans Bühler, Managing Director of the company, calls the current order situation very satisfying.
Review of OPTIMA GROUP 2009
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Energy savings and environmental protection in pharmaceutical freeze-drying
Pharmaceutical freeze-drying is energy-intensive. Nevertheless, improved use of resources is possible without compromising process quality.
Energy efficient
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OPTIMA GROUP: Setting an example in environment protection
An important step in making the production of filling and packaging machines as ecologically friendly as possible: Optima Group completely changes over to power from renewable resources at both sites in Schwaebisch Hall. In the beginning of December, Hans Bühler (managing director) signed a contract with the municipal utility company of Schwaebisch Hall that guarantees direct power supply from a hydropower plant. Optima Group in Schwaebisch Hall with its approximately 950 employees has a consumption of about 2.7 million kilowatt hours, which can be compared to the consumption of 600 four-person households.
Electricity from renewable sources and more
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The foil bag is the solution!
OPTIMA OS for packaging paper towels
There is more to this machine than meets the eye: Up to 33% more products, plus comprehensive cost saving potential: an overview of the OPTIMA OS.
Read more about OPTIMA OS
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Leading the way
Light Inco-Project of OPTIMA GROUP nonwovens
To define maximum performance for the market of light inco products, Optima Group Nonwovens increased the maximum output for this application once again: Up to 1,500 products per minute run into the stacker, and up to 90 packages/min. leave the machine.
Read more about the Light Inco-Project
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Systematic approach to ecological responsibility
Environmental aspects have been a guideline for the mindset and work of Optima Group long before “sustainability” became an industry focus. To take control of all relevant environmental issues, the company implemented an eco-management system for six of its subsidiaries in 2007. The system has been certified according to ISO 14001 standards by an independent organization.
Read more about sustainability at OPTIMA GROUP
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