The pharmaceutical industry poses the highest demands for precision, cleanliness, and speed. Montech AG faces these challenges with specially developed conveyor technology that ensures safe, efficient, and error-free processing of pharmaceuticals and medical devices.
As a leading technology company with over 60 years of experience in industrialising and standardising belt conveyors and transfer systems, Montech offers solutions that are optimally adapted to the high standards of pharmaceutical and medical technology. "Our innovative conveyor systems improve both efficiency and quality assurance in sensitive production environments and are suitable for a wide range of applications," says Daniel Pauli, CEO of Montech AG.
Blister packaging and sealing systems under control
On the packaging line, Montech conveyor belts are used in particular in blister packaging machines. They ensure trouble-free and continuous transport, providing flawless packaging. Montech systems also ensure speed and precision when sealing containers – an advantage for productivity and process reliability.
Sort, group, and accumulate efficiently
Thanks to their modular design, Montech’s conveyor solutions enable targeted sorting and grouping of pharmaceutical products. This optimises the production flow and prepares products ideally for subsequent steps. The systems are also flexible and powerful when buffering products – even at varying speeds and volumes.
High quality control standards
Quality is not negotiable in the pharmaceutical industry. Montech's conveyor systems therefore support offline controls directly in the production process. Products can be tested in detail before the next processing step. Faulty products are detected automatically and sorted out. This maintains the integrity of the entire line – minimising recalls and rework and maximising product quality. "Our customers count on our reliable technology – especially in the pharmaceutical industry, every second counts. That’s why we place the highest value on operational safety and long-term stability for all our systems," says Daniel Pauli.