Special machinery construction for the beverage industry, specialised in technology around the swing-top closure.
AMS Getränketechnik GmbH
Enzenreith (AT)New on Amplifa
About AMS Getränketechnik
AMS Getränketechnik GmbH is a manufacturer based in Enzenreith in Lower Austria, specialising in automated special machinery construction. The company develops and manufactures machines and systems for beverage and filling technology, in particular swing-top capping machines, swing-top openers, swing-top assembly machines as well as testing and special systems such as the sealing rubber inspector. Design is carried out using modern 3D CAD technology; services include maintenance, commissioning and long-term spare parts supply. In total, more than 30 special machines have been developed and built. The systems and machines produced have been almost 100 % exported, initially to France and Germany. Long-standing and experienced staff are engaged in the design, production and maintenance of the AMS machines.
- Site
- Enzenreith, Lower Austria
- Processes
- Steel construction, Design, Production, Maintenance, Commissioning, Spare parts supply
- Materials
- Steel, 3D CAD design
- Industries
- Beverage technology/filling technology, Mechanical engineering, Steel construction
- 01
Design (3D CAD)
- 02
Production
- 03
Commissioning
- 04
Maintenance
- 05
Spare parts supply
Processes and Technology
3D CAD design
The design team develops customer-specific solutions using state-of-the-art 3D CAD drawing technology.
Site
Enzenreith
ATDesign, production and service
Industries
Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Steel constructionJoining | – | – | – | – | Steel |
Additional services
Company History
- 1994
Founding of AMS (Automated Machine Building with System) by founders from the mechanical engineering industry
- 1995
Patent filed for a swing-top capping machine with a simple, compact design
- 1996
Sale of the first swing-top capping machines to France and Germany; in the following years productivity doubled and the export share reached almost 100 %