With a total area of approximately 4,200 square meters, the new headquarters offers ample space for this purpose: In addition to the final acceptance testing of packaging machines, the Charlotte facility will also provide operator training and service support. For North American and Canadian customers, this means fewer trips to Crailsheim—thanks to more intensive on-site support.
The investment underscores Schubert’s long-term commitment to local users of top-loading packaging machines “made in Crailsheim.” “North America remains one of the most important growth markets for Schubert,” emphasizes Hartmut Siegel, Managing Director of Schubert North America. “With our new building at our headquarters in Charlotte, we can work much more closely with our customers. At the same time, we are significantly expanding our capacities for assembly, commissioning, service, and training.”
Ralf Schubert, managing partner of Gerhard Schubert GmbH, and Hartmut Siegel, managing director of Schubert North America, in front of the new building in Charlotte.
The modern building is based on a concept that aligns with Schubert's “Mission Blue” sustainability program and LEED standards.
