NEWTEC BAG PALLETIZING in video
A specialist in bulk bagging and palletizing since 1972, Newtec Bag Palletizing has developed a comprehensive understanding of the challenges of packaging and securing bags at the end of the production line. This expertise allows them to add value at every stage, thanks to a range of services covering bagging with pre-formed or FFS bags, conventional and robotic palletizing, bag wrapping, strapping, and truck loading.
NEWTEC BAG PALLETIZING in figures
1972
year of creation
Developing expertise in bag palletizing at the heart of the Alsatian industrial basin
100
collaborators
Around thirty of them work in the design office, the heart of the design activity
60 to 70
palletizers per year
Produced annually, from 300 to 5,000 bags per hour depending on the product
1,200 and more
installed references
In the chemical, food processing and construction materials industries
NEWTEC BAG PALLETIZING range of solutions
Newtec Bag Palletizing solutions are for the end of the line: bagging, palletizing and securing loads.
Palletizer
The palletizer automatically stacks loads, bags, crates, boxes, bundles, trays or packs of bottles, onto a pallet at the end of the packaging line...
Food processingAnimal feedBeverages and liquidsChemicalsCosmeticsDetergentsPharmaceuticals
Theidentity of NEWTEC BAG PALLETIZING
One single profession
The company focuses all its expertise on bagging and palletizing bulk goods, a historical specialization that forms the basis of its international recognition.
Proven reliability
Its technology is based on principles proven and validated by hundreds of systems installed worldwide, guaranteeing robustness for manufacturers.
Continuous improvement
Newtec Bag claims a continuous improvement approach for the total satisfaction of its customers, partners and employees, with permanent integration of new technologies.
Strength of a global group
Belonging to the Haver & Boecker group, a world leader in cement bagging, opens up an international network while preserving autonomy and Alsatian roots.
