Sustainability refers to the balance between environmental, social and economic factors. These aspects also apply to the packaging industry in general, and packaging material in particular. Packaging made from paper and paperboard is considered a sustainable material: since it is made from renewable resources, it is easy to recycle.
We would like to inform you that since the 1st of February, our after-sales service team in Derby has taken over all customer service functions. …more
The E-Portal offers numerous functionalities for your spare parts and maintenance management. Therefore, this customer and machine specific platform is the ideal basis for the complete lifecycle management of your equipment. …more
The skills you need practiced in the actual workplace environment: With our On-the-job Training, an experienced Bosch technician will train your workers directly on-site …more
For a variety of different machinery, we offer you Exchange Units: Completely pre-built and ready-to-use assemblies that will replace worn-out units and keep your machine running for longer. …more
Preventive maintenance (PM) means less stress today and more cost savings in the long term. …more
Once you buy a new machine, it is important to know, how to service your machine correctly (e.g. avoiding wrong settings, operator failures). Especially in the ramp-up phase, unexpected downtimes can occur and parts can break, for instance. …more
Virtual Reality (VR) has been influencing the packaging market for years. Besides the standard face-to-face training on the machine and web-based trainings, the Bosch Packaging Academy offers off-site Virtual Reality (VR) trainings for operators. …more
The Bosch “House of Kits” offers you spare parts and modernization packages (Kits) tailored to your specific needs, along the entire machinery life-cycle. …more
About 60 percent of Germans for example would like Christmas biscuits to be only available in shops from November. That is why slightly fewer than one in four people buy their first biscuits or cinnamon stars before the start of advent. When they let themselves be persuaded into making a purchase, Germans favor gingerbread biscuits, followed by spiced biscuits and Domino Dice – chocolate biscuits layered with gingerbread and marzipan.
