From Production to Delivery, Controlled Logistics.
Packaging quality does not end on the production line. Proper packing, shipment planning and controlled logistics are an integral part of production, ensuring that products reach the customer safely, efficiently and under the planned conditions.
Delivering your packaging correctly is as important as producing it.
Before shipment, flexible packaging products are prepared according to the order structure, reel or finished-packaging format and transport requirements.
Packing and loading are carefully planned so that products retain their shape, surface quality and functional performance during transport.
Logistics planning is coordinated with production lead times, the shipment schedule and the customer’s delivery needs to ensure process continuity.
Controlled preparation at every stage of shipment.
Shipment Planning
The shipment process is organised with production lead times and delivery requirements in mind.
Protective Packing
Reels and packaging products are packed appropriately to protect them during transport.
Product Identification
Products are identified before shipment to ensure accurate separation of order and product information.
Controlled Loading
An orderly loading approach is used to reduce the risk of deformation during transport.
Delivery Coordination
The shipment schedule is coordinated with the customer’s requirements and the production plan.
Process Tracking
Shipment preparation and delivery are tracked on an order-by-order basis.
From final inspection to loading: an orderly managed process.
Viewing logistics as a continuation of the production quality system, products pass through a planned preparation workflow before shipment.
We preserve packaging quality throughout transport.
Reel edges, outer surfaces and packaging format must be protected against physical impact during transport. The packing approach is adapted to the product type to minimise risks during shipment.
End-to-end coordination in a single workflow.
Planned, reliable shipping to different markets.
For customer projects, delivery conditions, shipment planning and logistics requirements are evaluated on an order-by-order basis. The aim is to create a seamless and orderly flow from production to delivery.

