Manufacturing & Industry

The IBCs and PE drums of the Schütz Green Layer range are ideally suited as ecological packaging for numerous applications. Customers benefit from the high recycled content, low weight and maximum safety that the product range offers.
Saving CO₂ is becoming increasingly important in the packaging industry. With the European Green Deal and the Action Plan for the Circular Economy, the European Union has defined the future framework conditions for this. One central measure is the use of plastic recyclate in packaging. Schütz is one of the pioneers in this field, and will be demonstrating this at interpack 2023 with its Green Layer product line.

For the automated transport of IBCs on conveyor belts, the packaging expert Schütz has developed a completely new frame pallet made of plastic. Due to its special geometry, the pallet is optimised for forward and sideways transport, and also offers a stable base for lifting heavy loads.
Even in ultra-modern, automated warehouses, it is essential that transporting IBCs is a safe and trouble-free process. To address this need, packaging expert Schütz examined the specific requirements for these applications and developed a completely new frame pallet made entirely of plastic. The special geometry makes it particularly suitable for horizontal transport on conveyor belts and handling in fully-automatic, high-bay warehouses. The new plastic frame pallet is extremely robust and stable, as well as UN-certified and sustainable when suitably reconditioned and reused.

 tna solutions is offering visitors to interpack 2023 the chance to step off the event floor and into a virtual factory. tna’s Extended Reality (XR) technology enables remote commissioning, installation and maintenance of production lines,
reducing carbon footprint and downtime. From 4 to 10 May 2023, this unique opportunity is
open to anyone with an interest in experiencing how advanced technology will transform the
way the industry approaches complete processing line integration.
“The way we are implementing the factory experience is unique,” commented Natasha
Avelange, Global Extended Reality Manager at tna solutions. “The virtual factory is bringing
this concept to life in a whole new way, and we are excited to host this shared experience.
Customers from across the food processing world, from candy and confectionery to snack
foods and French fries, will be able to see first-hand how interactive technology can enable
winning solutions.”

Schütz is exhibiting the CORMASTER® honeycomb material at JEC World, a high-tech product that can be shaped into a wide variety of shapes thanks to its excellent processability, making it suitable for a wide range of applications.
State-of-the-art composites for high-tech and energy-efficient applications: at JEC World, Schütz Composites will be presenting the wide range of applications for its lightweight materials and their numerous advantages. Exhibits at the company’s booth (D50 / Hall 6) will include a new solution for aircraft floor panels developed in cooperation with Airbus and Satair.