Schubert Additive Solutions will be presenting its latest development at the trade fair: a 3D printer developed in-house for the high-quality printing of format and spare parts.
Digital data as the foundation for new services
“The more digital packaging machines become, the more data is generated during their operation,” Koutsogiannis adds. “With targeted digital services, this wealth of data is turned into hard cash for manufacturers and operators.” At the trade fair, the Schubert team will be presenting its new digital CARE services, which can be used to optimise packaging processes whilst saving resource and costs.
Schubert supports the switch to environmentally friendly packaging
Schubert will also be providing information on the high-profile topic of sustainability at the Anuga FoodTech. For example, visitors will discover how, with support from the experts at Schubert-Consulting, the switch to environmentally friendly packaging solutions can successfully reconcile sustainability and cost-effectiveness. The team will also be on site to answer questions about in-house packaging development.
Premiere: New 3D printer to be presented to the public for the first time
Schubert Additive Solutions will also be presenting a new development in Cologne. Using the Schubert subsidiary’s virtual web platform, manufacturers can produce plastic parts in their own production facilities using 3D printing. Schubert Additive Solutions has developed a high-quality 3D printer for this purpose, which is connected to the platform via LTE and which ensures outstanding printing results. “The PARTBOX enables users to produce the parts they need directly on site,” explains Marcus Schindler, Division Manager of Supply Chain Management at Gerhard Schubert GmbH and Managing Director of Schubert Additive Solutions.
