At our long-term customer Rollyx - a manufacturer of furniture casters that produces most of its components in-house - our vertical packaging machine TOBOGAN SPECIAL A1 has been operating for more than 10 years. And not just one machine. At the beginning of 2026, we installed the fifth NOMATECH machine at Rollyx.
Packaging spices is a technologically demanding process. It requires a combination of precise dosing, effective dust management, and reliable sealing of packaging. The key is to select the right type of dosing system (auger vs. volumetric), ensure dust extraction, and verify the quality of seals in real operating conditions.
For an Austrian company producing organic spices, two practical constraints also played a role: a very wide product range and minimal space available for a new production line.
For more than 25 years, Agroracio had been packaging multi-component granular fertilizers by hand. Two to four employees per shift filled buckets from bulk bags, sealed them, and placed them on a pallet. However, manual packaging was physically demanding, slow, and also brought the risk of product contamination and batch inaccuracy.
In order to handle higher production volumes and reduce dependence on manual labor, the customer decided to invest in automation. The project resulted in the production of a completely new type of machine for automatically packaging fertilizer into buckets of various volumes.
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Do you have an idea of what the future will look like? One of the possible views is offered by our valued customer, the Austrian company claro GmbH. Ecology, renewable resources and minimization of environmental impacts is a vision we like too. And we are glad that claro has decided to connect its future with the NOMATECH brand.
When we talk about the benefits of our packaging lines, we often talk about precision, greater efficiency or productivity. Basically, we use words that, except for a few people in management, will probably be difficult for the rest of us to grasp.
That is why we are happy to add a reference from our cooperation with a Czech company Tekro, where we help pack feed into twenty-five kilo bags. That's a quarter of a quintal. Try to imagine those unfortunate people who had to take full bags in their hands quite recently, and you will immediately look at the term "difficult to grasp" differently.
