Mechanical engineering and automation for converting, labels, packaging, pharma and RFID
Feldbaum + Vogt GmbH
Lage · Cornellà de Llobregat (Barcelona, sales) · Kunshan (Jiangsu, sales)New on Amplifa
The think tank
Feldbaum + Vogt GmbH (F+V Automation), based in Lage (North Rhine-Westphalia), develops and manufactures machinery and automation solutions for the converting, label, packaging and pharmaceutical industries. The company builds converting and die-cutting machines, roll changers, inspection machines and customer-specific special machines. With the DigiConvert© platform in cooperation with Domino GmbH, F+V Automation offers solutions for the further processing of digitally printed webs, including medical and multi-layer labels. Its own systems, including MultiConvert© RFID, Thinkbox RFID and PS-250©, cover the processing, testing and personalization of RFID transponders and inlays. In addition to machine building, the company offers engineering services such as electrical and mechanical design, software development, commissioning, on-site programming as well as maintenance and after-sales service worldwide. All project engineering takes place entirely in its own manufacturing facility in Lage; through sales partners in Spain (Tecnocut S.L.) and China (Kunshan Jetech), the company is internationally represented.
- Site
- Lage
- Processes
- Laminating/Lamination, Flexo printing, hotmelt, Rotary die-cutting, Slitting, Inspection, Insetter and register control, Die-cutting machine building (manufacture of complex die-cut parts), Digital print finishing (inkjet, Domino N610i)
- Materials
- Label/web materials, Adhesive small parts (automotive, consumer goods, printing and electrical/electronics industry), RFID transponders/inlays, MultiConvert© modular design, DigiConvert© with Domino N610i, Laser converting, RFID processing and personalization, Label and web materials
- Founded
- 2009-03-02
- Industries
- Converting, Labels/Labeling, Packaging industry, Pharmaceutical industry, Automotive, Consumer goods
- 01
Planning and consulting
- 02
Analysis
- 03
Electrical design
- 04
Mechanical design
- 05
Mechanical machine and component building (in-house manufacturing)
- 06
Software development
- 07
Commissioning and on-site programming
- 08
Customer service/maintenance and after-sales service
Machines and processes
MultiConvert© modular design
Expandable machine platform with web widths of 250/350/450/550 mm for laminating, flexo printing, hotmelt, rotary die-cutting, slitting and inspection.
DigiConvert© with Domino N610i
Digital print finishing (inkjet) through laminating, die-cutting, cutting and rewinding of printed webs.
Laser converting
Laser cutting of web materials as part of the MultiConvert© laser Series.
RFID processing and personalization
Contactless reading and writing of RFID transponders/inlays including TID/UID reading and Go/No-Go testing.
Label and web materials
Processing of label materials and films into technical die-cut parts, special labels and IML labels.
Locations
Lage
DEHeadquarters / Manufacturing and engineering
- Materials
- Web materials, RFID inlays
- MultiConvert© MC 350 / table / compact
- DigiConvert© with Domino N610i
- Turret Rewinder TR
- Laminating machine KM350
- Printing and laminating machine KD700
- Special machine DC510
- IML850 die-cutting system
- RFID systems (MultiConvert© RFID, Thinkbox RFID, PS-250©)
- Control cabinet construction and drive technology (in-house manufacturing)
Cornellà de Llobregat (Barcelona)
ESSales Spain (partner: Tecnocut S.L.)
Kunshan (Jiangsu)
CNSales Asia (partner: Kunshan Jetech Technology Co., Ltd.)
Industries
Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Laminating/LaminationConverting/Joining of web materials | – | – | – | – | Web materials (label material, films) |
| Flexo printing, hotmeltPrinting/Coating | – | 250 - 550 mm | – | – | Web materials |
| Rotary die-cuttingDie-cutting/Forming | – | 250 - 550 mm | – | – | technical die-cut parts, special labels |
| SlittingConverting | – | 250 - 550 mm | – | – | Web materials |
| InspectionTesting | – | 250 - 550 mm | – | – | – |
| Insetter and register controlConverting/Control | – | 250 - 550 mm | – | – | – |
| Die-cutting machine building (manufacture of complex die-cut parts)Machine building/Converting | – | – | – | – | high-tech adhesive small parts |
| Digital print finishing (inkjet, Domino N610i)Printing | – | 250 - 550 mm | – | – | medical/multiple label types |
| Laser cutting/Laser convertingConverting/Laser | – | – | – | – | Web materials |
| RFID transponder personalization (contactless reading and writing)Testing/Assembly | – | 250 mm | – | – | RFID inlays/transponders |
| Automation (controls, software, control cabinets, drives)Engineering | – | – | – | – | – |
8 Anlagen & Maschinen
| Machine | Manufacturer / model | Quantity | Working area | Year built | Site |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Converting machine (multi-function/modular design) | F+V Automation MultiConvert© MC 350 / table / compact | – | Web widths 250/350/450/550 mm | – | Feldbaum + Vogt GmbH, Dieselstr. 20, 32791 Lage |
| Digital printing/converting machine with Domino inkjet unit | Domino / F+V Automation DigiConvert© with Domino N610i | – | Web widths 250/350/450/550 mm | – | Lage |
| Turret Rewinder (turret rewinding module) | F+V Automation TR | – | Material width 440-540 mm | – | Lage |
| Laminating machine | F+V Automation KM350 | – | – | – | Lage |
| Printing and laminating machine with fully automatic turret rewinder | F+V Automation KD700 | – | – | – | Lage |
| Special machine with large roll unwinding (MultiConvert base) | F+V Automation DC510 | – | – | – | Lage |
| Die-cutting/placing of IML labels | F+V Automation IML850 | – | – | – | Lage |
| RFID production/testing system | F+V Automation MultiConvert© RFID / Thinkbox RFID / PS-250© | – | – | – | Lage |
Additional services
Reference customers
History
- 2009
Founding of Feldbaum + Vogt GmbH on March 2, 2009 through the merger of Feldbaum Automation GmbH (Rainer Feldbaum) and PlanTec OHG (Michael Vogt)
- 2010
Doubling of production space
- 2013
Steady growth from 2009 to 2013; renting of additional halls and rooms in the immediate vicinity
- 2014
Move to a new facility (Sülter Tower) with large hall areas; new office and manufacturing spaces