International Austrian plastic bottle maker Alpla Holding
International Austrian plastic bottle maker Alpla Holding GmbH has bought 11 SBO Universal2eco blow moulding machines and 1,200 plastic mold from the Sidel Group after acquiring a major contract from among Latin America’s Modernest and biggest Coca-Cola bottlers.
It has been establishing them at 6 factories across Mexico, and ought be in operation in a couple of weeks. Neither Sidel nor Alpla has disclosed the value of the plastic molding contract. But Martin Stark, Alpla’s Austria-settled technological and buying manager, described it in the news release as “big.”
A higher-ranking managing director at the head office of Mexican subsidiary Alpla México SA de CV referred complete enquiries to Alpla in Austria, from wherever the talkses for the purchase of the new machinery were conducted, he told. Alpla has fifteen factories in Mexico, he added.
According to the news release, Alpla will supply 900 million bottles a year all over 8 years to Arca Continental SAB de CV, of Monterrey, which claims to be the second-largest Coke bottler in Latin America.
Headquartered in the town of Hard, Austria, Alpla posed the order with Sidel in August and adopted delivery of the machines between November 2011 and February, according to an April 25 Sidel news release.
The SBO Universal2eco blow-molders have 6 to 26 cavities and will produce up to 2,200 bottles each hour, Sidel pronounced.
Enrolled on the Mexican Stock Exchange as AC, Arca Continental was formed in 2011 through the amalgamation of Embotelladora Arca and Grupo Continental. Its central office is in Monterrey.
“Some of these machines are able to create up to 21 different shapes and sizes. There are 1,200 molds equipped with Kohlox, a system made of thermo composite material that aids parts move freely without lubrication and cuts down machine downtimes.”
“Alpla will produce complete the Coke bottle shapes from 250 milliliters to three liters” on the Modern machines, it added.
It has been establishing them at 6 factories across Mexico, and ought be in operation in a couple of weeks. Neither Sidel nor Alpla has disclosed the value of the plastic molding contract. But Martin Stark, Alpla’s Austria-settled technological and buying manager, described it in the news release as “big.”
A higher-ranking managing director at the head office of Mexican subsidiary Alpla México SA de CV referred complete enquiries to Alpla in Austria, from wherever the talkses for the purchase of the new machinery were conducted, he told. Alpla has fifteen factories in Mexico, he added.
According to the news release, Alpla will supply 900 million bottles a year all over 8 years to Arca Continental SAB de CV, of Monterrey, which claims to be the second-largest Coke bottler in Latin America.
Headquartered in the town of Hard, Austria, Alpla posed the order with Sidel in August and adopted delivery of the machines between November 2011 and February, according to an April 25 Sidel news release.
The SBO Universal2eco blow-molders have 6 to 26 cavities and will produce up to 2,200 bottles each hour, Sidel pronounced.
Enrolled on the Mexican Stock Exchange as AC, Arca Continental was formed in 2011 through the amalgamation of Embotelladora Arca and Grupo Continental. Its central office is in Monterrey.
“Some of these machines are able to create up to 21 different shapes and sizes. There are 1,200 molds equipped with Kohlox, a system made of thermo composite material that aids parts move freely without lubrication and cuts down machine downtimes.”
“Alpla will produce complete the Coke bottle shapes from 250 milliliters to three liters” on the Modern machines, it added.
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