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Syntegon

New Richmond, WI 54017

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Friedbert Klefenz, President of Bosch Packaging Technology
Pharma and food drive packaging equipment growth
Friedbert Klefenz, President of Bosch Packaging Technology
Pharma and food drive packaging equipment growth
The Manesty TPR 500 tablet press increases output and reduces maintenance efforts.
Bosch Packaging Technology: Tablet press
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Bosch Packaging: Vial inspection machines
The modular AIM 8 series inspects up to 600 liquid parenteral containers/min.
Bosch: Automated inspection machines
Modular, energy-efficient drying and sterilization tunnels address customer-specific requirements.
Bosch: Sterilization tunnels
COOKIE POUCH. The new flow wrappers can accommodate various sandwich cookie counts in either polypropylene or metallized film.
Easy integration of new flow wrappers for cookies
The individually tailored balance between stocking on site and ordering via the E-Portal helped to improve planning procedures and also reduced the risk of downtime.
Schwabe North America banks on stock optimization
The individually tailored balance between stocking on site and ordering via the E-Portal helped to improve planning procedures and also reduced the risk of downtime.
Schwabe North America banks on stock optimization
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Bosch Packaging: Hygienic vertical f/f/s
‘BRIDGING’ THE SKILLS GAP. Representatives from the three organizations involved in developing the apprenticeship program join the first four apprentices on the bridge that connects Bosch’s New Richmond, WI, facility grounds and the Wisconsin Indianhead Technical College campus. Back row L-R: Nancy Cerritos (WITC); Kevin Lipsky (WITC); Pres Lawhon (Bosch); Olaf Wick (WITC); Randy Deli (WITC). Middle row L-R: Travis Ludvigson, (State of Wisconsin Bureau of Apprenticeship Standards); Alexandra Nungesser (Bosch); Ashley Bauman (Bosch); Chris Jehle (Bosch); Mark Hanson (Bosch). Front row L-R: Brant Couch, Philip Taylor, Paul Petty, and Josh Marquand.
WITC, Bosch aim to bridge the skills gap
‘BRIDGING’ THE SKILLS GAP. Representatives from the three organizations involved in developing the apprenticeship program join the first four apprentices on the bridge that connects Bosch’s New Richmond, WI, facility grounds and the Wisconsin Indianhead Technical College campus. Back row L-R: Nancy Cerritos (WITC); Kevin Lipsky (WITC); Pres Lawhon (Bosch); Olaf Wick (WITC); Randy Deli (WITC). Middle row L-R: Travis Ludvigson, (State of Wisconsin Bureau of Apprenticeship Standards); Alexandra Nungesser (Bosch); Ashley Bauman (Bosch); Chris Jehle (Bosch); Mark Hanson (Bosch). Front row L-R: Brant Couch, Philip Taylor, Paul Petty, and Josh Marquand.
WITC, Bosch aim to bridge the skills gap
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