Packaging machinery spare part

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Penta's toolmaking and aluminium machining skills answer an urgent requirement from a pharmaceutical manufacturer.

Background

Following an operational breakdown, we received a request from a pharmaceutical health care product manufacturer to help with their urgent requirement for a packaging machinery spare part.

The Problem

The components were damaged beyond use and Marchesini, the Italian machine manufacturer, were offering a lead time in excess of six weeks for the replacement parts.

Initial Assessment

With only digital photographs to base our quotation on, we estimated a seven-day turnaround from receipt of the sample part and were given the go ahead by the customer.

The Penta Solution

After lengthy discussions on how the component functioned and what the critical features were, we used our extensive reverse engineering and aluminium machining skills to manufacture two duplicate aluminium anodised components in just seven days and at a significantly lower cost than the Italian OEM.

See our Processing & Packaging Equipment page for more information on the services we offer.

Packaging machinery spare part

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