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| Headquarters | Barbing, Germany |
| Website | www.gernep.de |
GERNEP is a specialist in consulting, project planning, construction, electronics and machine engineering from Barbing in Bavaria, Germany that develops and manufactures labelling machines for global customers in diverse sectors of the beverages, foodstuffs, pharmaceutical, chemical and cosmetics industries. The production area is about 5,000m².
GERNEP labelling machines Are in use in the drinks, food and non-food industries in more than 100 countries worldwide.
The machines developed and constructed by GERNEP focus on functionality with ease of use, and on the flexible design which allows us combine different gluing systems to exploit all of the possibilities of labelling technology. Subsequently they can carry out conversions and upgrades efficiently and cost effectively.
Products / Technology
Tailor-made labelling machines for beverages, foodstuffs, pharmaceuticals, chemical
- Cold glue labelling
- Hot melt wrap around labelling from the magazine
- Hot melt labelling from the reel
- Self-adhesive labelling
History
References
PETplanet Insider Articles
Issue 07 / 2017: Gernep GmbH labelling systems
Issue 04 / 2017: All around rotary labelling
Issue 11 / 2016: Labelling machines in modular block building systems
Issue 10 / 2016: A multitude of cosmetics reliably labelled
Issue 09 / 2016: Gernep
Issue 10 / 2015: Latest developments in rotary labelling technology
Issue 06 / 2015: Rapid conversion, flexible and extremely robust
Issue 10 / 2014: Rotary labeling systems for various applications
Issue 05 / 2014: Hot melt wrap around labeling
Issue 09 / 2013: All sorts of labelling
Issue 09 / 2012: Labelling combinations
