Fast and efficient: Small batch sizes, great solutions

Modular and expandable, the Dividella NeoTOP x can be adapted to the specific requirements of pharmaceutical product manufacturing. It is ideal for the production of small to medium batch sizes.

At Körber, we reduce your costs per unit produced. We take a holistic approach to machines, systems and the entire supply chain. Factors such as decreasing batch sizes, shortened time-to-market and improved plant efficiency no longer have to be mutually exclusive. Our solutions address the diverse challenges of the packaging industry, regardless of whether machine, line or process expertise is required. 

The reduction in productivity caused by decreasing batch sizes can be offset by optimizing on a variety of levels:

• On the level of individual machines or devices: Line level
• On the plant level: Site level
• On the multi-location processing level: Corporate level

Line level: Fast change-over

At the line level, the focus is on the technical optimization of individual machines and devices. High reliability, low maintenance requirements, short reset times, and fast format changes ensure flexibility and cost effectiveness.

Site-Level: LSC®

At the site level, Körber’s Late Stage Customization (LSC®) concept enables you to ingeniously combine small packaging batches so that they can be assembled later on. Our BIB-BOB module can collect standardized primary packaging that is blank or only partially printed. This packaging can then be printed and cartoned at short notice. This results in greatly increased overall equipment effectiveness.

Corporate Level: White-Line

Would you like to serve several national markets in a single production run? Then Körber's White Line concept is the solution: it allows you to package pharmaceutical porducts entirely without the time-consuming and costly  machine changeover that would otherwise be necessary. All elements to be printed country-specifically (e.g. base film, continuous paper for package inserts) are fed into the packaging line in blank - i.e. "white" - and printed inline with all the necessary data.