When the machine, the tooling and the material come from the same hands, they are designed for each other — changeovers get faster, validation gets simpler, and there is exactly one phone number when something must change.
InnovaPax builds compact blister packaging machines, in-house thermoforming, sealing and cutting tooling and stocks the packaging films they run — PETG, barrier laminates and alu-alu for cold forming. Everything can be delivered validated to FAT, IQ, OQ and PQ, with ISO 11607 sterile barrier packs and full track & trace for medical device and pharmaceutical production under the MedicoPax brand. From thermoformed trays and sealed MAP packs for food to sterile barrier systems for medico — designed, machined and tested in Varde, Denmark.
Everything the pack needs
All solutions →
Every pack we quote gets opened, peeled and stress-tested by the same people who built the tool that formed it.
From flat sheet to finished pack
All technologies →Heated film formed down with air and plug assist — or alu-alu formed cold.
Contact sealing welds the lidding; MAP sets the atmosphere inside first.
Matched punch-and-die tooling cuts clean, radiused edges — no burrs.
Tool, material, user and every cycle logged — printable per production run.
Regulated packaging has its own brand
MedicoPax is our medical device and pharmaceutical line: sterile barrier packs to ISO 11607, alu-alu cold forming, cleanroom-compatible processing and audit-ready documentation on every run.
Every solution can be handed over with FAT, IQ, OQ and PQ against our 40+ page protocol — machine, tooling, material and pack stress-tested as one system.
The machine detects its tooling, scans material bundles and logs every cycle, parameter, alarm and user to a secure cloud — printable per production run.
Design, machining, 3D printing and material handling under one roof — short lead times, clean processing and one team that owns the whole answer.
Insights
All insights →Tell us what you’re packing
We’ll map it to the right pack format, process and material — and quote the whole line, not a part of it.