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'''Jomar''' has been making injection blowing machines since 1968. | '''Jomar''' has been making injection blowing machines since 1968. | ||
The company manufactures their machines for the pharmaceutical, health care, personal care, beauty, food, beverage and household product markets. | The company manufactures their machines for the pharmaceutical, health care, personal care, beauty, food, beverage and household product markets. | ||
| − | Jomar builds injection blow mold machines from 20 to 175 tons | + | Jomar builds injection blow mold machines from 20 to 175 tons that can make bottles from 1ml up to 4 liters. The company‘s machines produce their high quality containers due to several unique factors such as ultra-fast indexing speed and accuracy, integral microprocessor control and Jomar‘s trademark vertical plastifier. |
The original design philosophy of Jomar was to make machines that are simple to operate and built to last under production conditions and proper maintenance for decades. Some of the machines that Jomar has build are more than 40 years old and are still making bottles to this day. | The original design philosophy of Jomar was to make machines that are simple to operate and built to last under production conditions and proper maintenance for decades. Some of the machines that Jomar has build are more than 40 years old and are still making bottles to this day. | ||
One of the trademark programs of Jomar’s service is their valuable Turnkey system where machine and tooling are sold together as a package. Jomar handles the integration of tools into their machines saving cost and time of their customers. | One of the trademark programs of Jomar’s service is their valuable Turnkey system where machine and tooling are sold together as a package. Jomar handles the integration of tools into their machines saving cost and time of their customers. | ||
| − | This turnkey service includes project validation, tool design, tool manufacturing, testing, quality control and | + | This turnkey service includes project validation, tool design, tool manufacturing, testing, quality control and commissioning in the customers‘ facility. |
Additionally Jomar offers training in their own classrooms as well as on-site education. | Additionally Jomar offers training in their own classrooms as well as on-site education. | ||
= Products / Technology = | = Products / Technology = | ||
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* Injection Blow Molding Machines | * Injection Blow Molding Machines | ||
* Refurbished Machines | * Refurbished Machines | ||
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* 1968 - founded Joseph and Mary Johnson | * 1968 - founded Joseph and Mary Johnson | ||
* 1978 – Jomar was acquired by Inductotherm Industries of Rancocas | * 1978 – Jomar was acquired by Inductotherm Industries of Rancocas | ||
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{{PP Articles | {{PP Articles | ||
| + | |2019|12|44|Moulding machine manufacturer goes PET| | ||
| + | |2019|10|54|New IBM model designed to produce small PET containers| | ||
| + | |2016|09|58|Jomar launches next-generation injection moulding machine| | ||
|2009|07|28|New single stage machine from Jomar| | |2009|07|28|New single stage machine from Jomar| | ||
|2010|10|66|Energy-saving injection blow moulding machines| | |2010|10|66|Energy-saving injection blow moulding machines| | ||
|2012|05|36|Injection blow moulding for developing markets| | |2012|05|36|Injection blow moulding for developing markets| | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:45, 8 April 2020
| Jomar | |
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| Founded | 1968 |
| Founder | Joseph and Mary Johnson |
| Headquarters | Egg Harbor Township, USA |
| Website | www.jomarcorp.com |
Company Profile
Jomar has been making injection blowing machines since 1968. The company manufactures their machines for the pharmaceutical, health care, personal care, beauty, food, beverage and household product markets.
Jomar builds injection blow mold machines from 20 to 175 tons that can make bottles from 1ml up to 4 liters. The company‘s machines produce their high quality containers due to several unique factors such as ultra-fast indexing speed and accuracy, integral microprocessor control and Jomar‘s trademark vertical plastifier.
The original design philosophy of Jomar was to make machines that are simple to operate and built to last under production conditions and proper maintenance for decades. Some of the machines that Jomar has build are more than 40 years old and are still making bottles to this day.
One of the trademark programs of Jomar’s service is their valuable Turnkey system where machine and tooling are sold together as a package. Jomar handles the integration of tools into their machines saving cost and time of their customers. This turnkey service includes project validation, tool design, tool manufacturing, testing, quality control and commissioning in the customers‘ facility. Additionally Jomar offers training in their own classrooms as well as on-site education.
Products / Technology
- Injection Blow Molding Machines
- Refurbished Machines
- Vertical Plastifier
- Tooling & Turnkey
History
- 1968 - founded Joseph and Mary Johnson
- 1978 – Jomar was acquired by Inductotherm Industries of Rancocas
References
PETplanet Insider Articles
Issue 12 / 2019: Moulding machine manufacturer goes PET
Issue 10 / 2019: New IBM model designed to produce small PET containers
Issue 09 / 2016: Jomar launches next-generation injection moulding machine
Issue 07 / 2009: New single stage machine from Jomar
Issue 10 / 2010: Energy-saving injection blow moulding machines
Issue 05 / 2012: Injection blow moulding for developing markets
