ORBIS Europe auf der LogiMAT 2023

ORBIS Europe at LogiMat 2023

ORBIS Europe at LogiMAT 2023

SUSTAINABLE PLASTIC TRANSPORT PACKAGING FOR DIFFERENT INDUSTRIES

28. February 2023

ORBIS Europe auf der LogiMAT 2023

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The ORBIS Europe team is attending LogiMAT 2023 (April 25th-27th in Stuttgart), the International Trade Fair for Intralogistics Solutions and Process Management. At booth 4G64, hall 4, we are exhibiting sustainable and durable plastic packaging solutions for various industries. That includes Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMGC), Food & Beverage, Industrial Manufacturing, Automotive and Dangerous Goods.

“Our reusable packaging is in line with the circular economy concept”, says Jürgen Krahé, Senior Commercial Director EMEA. “With our products, companies lower emissions and avoid waste.” ORBIS’ transport packaging is reusable for multiple years and recyclable at end of life. Here’s what to expect: 

Clean Transport Packaging Solutions for FMCG

Plastic pallets for the food and beverage industry: Our plastic pallets were developed to transport aluminium cans, glass or plastic bottles and other rigid packaging and offer superior protection from contamination and damage and efficiency in automation.

Reusable packaging solution PlastiCorr®: The plastic box replaces one-way corrugated boxes 1 to 1 in automated packaging lines – with a lifetime that is 70 times longer compared to one-way packaging. The patented plastic design stays within spec after multiple uses for repeatable performance.

Kunststoffpaletten
Großladungsträger aus Kunststoff

Robust Solutions for Industrial Applications  

Plastic foldable large containers (FLCs): The GitterPak® and XXLPak are suitable to transport heavy loads safely in manufacturing and automotive industries. The durable FLCs hold up to 900 kg and protect parts with a durable, robust design. The foldability and stackability leads to space efficiencies.

Secure Packaging of Solid Dangerous Goods: The UN-certified IonPak® was developed for lithium-ion batteries and other solid dangerous goods (packaging group II). The maximum gross weight of up to 477-915 kg is in accordance with RID/ADR and the custom protective dunnage allows for increased product protection.

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