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| Founded | 1975 |
| Headquarters | Winterbach, Germany |
Number of employees | 50 |
| Website | contexo-gmbh.de |
Contexo GmbH manufactures innovative, highly efficient assembly systems and plants designed for a wide range of products, from semi-automated cells and efficient rotary index systems to continuous-motion plants. For the production of multi-part bottle caps Contexo offers high-performance system series for the assembly of 3, 4 and 5-part caps at a rate of up to 1000 parts per minute. The units can be equipped for in-process tightness testing and other customer-specific quality checks.
The company employs 50 people, has delivered approximately 600 units and has a turnover of about 8 million Euro in 2010.
Products / Technology
- caps and closures
- medical devices
- lab on devices
- home care
History
- 1975 - Karl Müller establishes KAMU specialising in the production of metal saws and precision parts.
- 1982 - company launches first automated high-performance assembly and testing machines under new brand Müller + Kurtz.
- 2001 - business moves to new premises in Winterbach, Factory size 7,200 square metres
- 2004 - company changes hands and renamed to Müller + Kurtz Automation GmbH
- 2006 - Jürgen Müller established Contexo GmbH, Contexo GmbH is family owned and managed
References
PETplanet Insider Articles
Issue 05 / 2017: New ideas for more performances
