Assembling machines - Import export

All commercially available ready-to-use syringes (glass and plastic) All commercially available safety devices Gently objective handling Simple operation Continuously working Optima with headquarters in Schwaebisch Hall, Germany, teams with its subsidiaries to design and build packaging equipment for pharmaceutical, consumer, nonwoven and life science products – from single standard machines to complete complex turnkey systems. Whether custom solutions or modular standard units, functions are consistently tailored to the specific needs of the customers and their industries. Optima is the worldwide leader in packaging technologies for many fields. Founded in 1922, the family owned and operated business is in its third generation and employs a workforce of 2,050 at its sites in Germany and 13 locations abroad. An export share of more than 80% is indicative of the company’s international standing.

All commercially available ready-to-use syringes (glass and plastic) All commercially available safety devices Gently objective handling Simple operation Compact design Optima with headquarters in Schwaebisch Hall, Germany, teams with its subsidiaries to design and build packaging equipment for pharmaceutical, consumer, nonwoven and life science products – from single standard machines to complete complex turnkey systems. Whether custom solutions or modular standard units, functions are consistently tailored to the specific needs of the customers and their industries. Optima is the worldwide leader in packaging technologies for many fields. Founded in 1922, the family owned and operated business is in its third generation and employs a workforce of 2,050 at its sites in Germany and 13 locations abroad. An export share of more than 80% is indicative of the company’s international standing.

Containers: - Container classification using a rotary feeder - Container classification via the infeed screw - Container transport using pucks for flexible production and fast conversion - Cycled container transport Shapes: - User-friendly, fast and primarily tool-free format change Design: - Simple assembly (plug and play) - low installation costs - Good visibility and accessibility - Compact design with low space requirement - Compact design with integrated control cabinet - Glue gap or tuck-in gap closure is possible - Modular machine design for maximum flexibility for future adaptations of products, packaging or functions - Few moving parts resulting in minimized sealing and maintenance costs