Cooperation of Mettler-Toledo and Buhmann
Mettler-Toledo Product Inspection and Buhmann Pac Solutions intensify their cooperation in the packaging sector.
Thomas Hartmann, Managing Director of Mettler-Toledo Garvens, sees a significant simplification of project management for users in the cooperation. Commissioning times at the user's site can be significantly shortened and interfaces can be coordinated on a project-specific basis. In addition, a higher level of integration between product inspection and the packaging machine portfolio is possible.
"We support a wide range of automation levels - from manual packing stations to semi-automatic stacking aids and fully automatic end-of-line packaging systems", says Dorothee Buhmann, Managing Director of Buhmann Systeme. The user now gets everything from a single source.
Mettler Toledo is a global manufacturer of precision instruments. The Product Inspection business unit is one of the leading suppliers in the field of automated inspection technology.
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Mettler-Toledo Product InspectionKampstr. 7
31180 Giesen
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