In its beverage can growth segment traditional brewery Estrella Galicia recently procured not one but two clever Nature MultiPack systems from KHS.

KHS investment part of extensive series of upgrade projects at CMBC’s Northampton brewery.

KHS is expanding its process engineering portfolio to include a further future-proof filtration setup: alongside the proven Innopro Getra ECO diatomaceous earth system, an alternative membrane filtration system has been developed in the Innopro Ecoclear.

Brewers are all too aware of the fact that beer is probably the beverage that reacts most sensitively to oxygen.

With the modular platform for its can fillers KHS not only gives operators great flexibility and optimized hygiene but primarily plenty of future viability.

By integrating third-party equipment into KHS’ service business, spare parts deliveries, overhauls and conversions are now all available from a single source. This speeds up and simplifies the process for bottling plants and at the same time reduces the time and effort they need for coordination.

There are many reasons why packaging has high CO2 emissions – as many as there are KHS technologies that consistently reduce the consumption of energy and resources.

More efficiency, speed and reliability in the beverage can packaging process: KHS has automated the product infeed and formatting on its packing systems in the Innopack Advanced series and Innopal PB palletizers with robot grouping.

With its bottle clip the KHS Group now adds a further resource-conserving alternative to its successful Nature MultiPack packaging system.

Nature MultiPack (NMP) KHS has produced a universal adhesive that can be used on practically all outer coatings on both aluminum and tin cans.