Packaging by technologyEvery pack begins as a flat sheet and a cavity. What turns it into a blister, a sealed tray or a sterile barrier is the process — forming, sealing, cutting — and the tooling behind each one.
Form the cavity, seal the lid, set the atmosphere, cut the contour. Each step is a process we run in-house — engineered around your pack and its material, not bolted together from separate suppliers.
Five processes, one continuous line
Most packs need more than one step. Because the tooling for each is ours, they run in sequence on a single line — or in one combined tool that forms, seals and cuts in a single station.
Thermoforming for most packs; cold forming for pharma alu-alu.
Forming →Contact sealing welds the lid; MAP sets the atmosphere inside.
Sealing & MAP →Die cutting punches the finished pack clean out of the skeleton.
Cutting →Combined tooling and the Nova 360 run form, seal and cut on one compact line.
Nova 360 →The four pack formats these processes produce.
Packaging types →The forming, sealing and cutting tools behind each process.
Tooling hub →The films and boards each process runs.
Materials hub →The compact line that forms, seals and cuts in one pass.
See the machine →Not sure which process your pack needs?
Tell us what you’re packing — we’ll map it to the right forming, sealing and cutting steps.