The new HEUFT canLine upholds the productivity of filling lines for drinks cans as well as the safety and quality of the end product.

Word has got out and that for some time now:  if you want to experience real innovations at Brau Beviale live and in action go directly to HEUFT.  The large crowds on our stand at the capital goods exhibition for the beverage industry in Nuremberg in November last year reflected this accordingly.  Four trend-setting new developments for increased simplicity and precision for the in-line quality assurance of full and empty containers were presented there at the same time.

The who´s who of the German mineral water producers were guests of the HEUFT company in Burgbrohl at the end of November.  The 150 guests who visited the technological leader found out about the possibilities for ensuring quality and efficiency when filling drinks on the occasion of the annual conference of the Technical Committee of the "Verband Deutscher Mineralbrunnen" (VDM - the Association of German Mineral Water Producers).

HEUFT systematically sets new standards with precise, easy to use high technology.  Experience the very latest innovations for increased quality, safety and efficiency when filling drinks at the Brau Beviale 2011 exhibition in Nuremberg.

The linchpin of the success of a company is its employees´ know-how.  Qualified specialists who recognise problems and solve them independently before they put the quality of the final product and the efficiency of the complete line at risk is what counts particularly in bottling and packaging plants.  Your employees will learn how to accomplish this on practice-oriented training courses offered exclusively by the HEUFT Training Center.

No one wants mosquitoes or flies in their drink.  Yet non-returnable bottles in particular are contaminated with such foreign objects again and again.  HEUFT has developed a special optical method in order to identify and reject these in-line.  It is impressive due its superior detection reliability even in the areas of the container which have been deemed impossible to be inspected until now.

This is sustainability:  the patented test bottle analysis for the HEUFT InLine empty container inspectors reveals losses in detection quality before this becomes a problem. 

The Paulaner brewery in Munich has completely renovated one of its returnable lines.  HEUFT has brought the whole area between the washing machine and the filler up to date with the latest technological developments within the framework of this major project.  With success:  the equipment which has been installed ensures a dynamic, harmonious and quiet container transport as well as a supply of empty bottles which are of the correct type and free from defects.

It has been accomplished:  the extension to the HEUFT premises at "Am Wind" in Burgbrohl has already been completed after a construction period of just one and a half years.  Three new manufacturing halls as well as spacious new service, training and exhibition areas provide the best conditions for an optimal development and production process and an exceptional service to the customer.

HEUFT will be revealing an innovation at the interpack 2011 exhibition which revolutionises inspection technology for the production of pharmaceutical products:  the HEUFT spotter PH removes ampoules and vials which are damaged or contaminated with foreign matter from circulation.  The straight-through system without change parts finally makes high throughput rates and the fastest brand changeovers reality in this sector too.  Innovative inspection systems will also be on show again for food and drink producers to see from 12 to 18 May on Stand C38 in Hall 11 at the Duesseldorf Exhibition Centre.

Successful premiere:  HEUFT SYSTEMTECHNIK GMBH presented its massively extended production areas and new customer centre in mid-March to a wide international audience of experts at a major event for the first time.  More than 150 participants at the VLB spring congress were visibly impressed by the spacious new building and technologies presented for maximum safety and efficiency during the drink filling process.

It is essential that incorrectly filled and closed food and drink containers are detected whilst still on the production line and rejected.  It is just as important to locate the causes for such faults in good time.

China is the largest beer market in the world with over 500 breweries and an annual production exceeding 400 million hectolitres - and it is continuing to grow rapidly.  Therefore the demand for HEUFT solutions which improve line efficiency and considerably increase output is accordingly high.

Those who use a metal detector for checking food for foreign objects take the risk of "overlooking" many a threat to product safety. Food producers with the HEUFT eXaminer XB are on the safe side: the new top-down inspector offers a maximum amount of detection reliability and identifies considerably more than just metal contamination.

An international jury of experts has officially honoured the HEUFT eXaminer XAC foreign object inspector as one of "the most innovative new products" amongst those presented at the Emballage 2010 exhibition.

Quality, safety and efficiency: the latest generation of HEUFT systems ensures that only faultless drinks in perfect cases, bottles and cans reach the customer as well as increasing the efficiency of complete filling lines. You can see the performance of the new and further developments at the Brau Beviale 2010 exhibition in Nuremberg for yourself!

To increase production capacity and at the same time to protect the traditional quality and typical taste of their world-famous beers. This is the goal which Budweiser Budvar N.C. pursues by continually investing in the most up-to-date technical equipment. This also includes two new HEUFT InLine empty bottle inspectors. They replace the devices of another supplier which no longer met the high standards of the Czech brewery.

HEUFT and SIMACO will be showing current innovations for perfectly packaged and marked products at FachPack 2010 in Nuremberg. Groundbreaking solutions which guarantee maximum product quality, safety and traceability in the food and healthcare sector will be presented at the joint stand (4-551) of the two companies from 28 to 30 September.

Whether plain text or coding: the markings on packaging make an important contribution to the safety and traceability of a product. They make the clear identification as well as the complete process tracking of drinks, food and healthcare products possible during each stage of the production and value chain. They provide the consumer with essential information regarding ingredients, shelf life and dosage. There is a threat of serious consequences if these are missing, unreadable or incorrect as regards content. Therefore such product markings should be checked as soon as they have been applied - with well-engineered technologies from HEUFT.