Guidelines for selecting Packaging Machines
In today’s world of unique packages it’s important for customers to take the time to research the equipment and the company they plan to purchase from.
Know the Machine
- Are the machines upgradeable and adjustable?
- Will they grow with your company?
- Which features are standard and what comes as options?
- Are the machines easy to maintain and clean?
- Are they energy efficient?
- Do the machines come with proper documentation and manual?
- Are standard, custom, and wear parts readily available for the machine?
Research the company you’re buying from
- Are the machines upgradeable and adjustable?
- Will they grow with your company?
- Which features are standard and what comes as options?
- Are the machines easy to maintain and clean?
- Are they energy efficient?
- Do the machines come with proper documentation and manual?
- Are standard, custom, and wear parts readily available for the machine?
Why choose NESBAD?
Fast lead times and hands on demonstrations.
NESBAD’s practiced manufacturing processes, allow for some of the fastest lead times in the industry even on fully automatic and rotary systems.
NESBAD has two manufacturing facilities and has multiple showrooms. Customers are encouraged to come and visit us to learn about the company and our machines. Each showroom has working machines to provide live demonstrations of NESBAD’s machinery.
Expert service, setup, and training.
Maintenance, training, and installation are all services that NESBAD offers customers. Proper installation and setup are key in getting new equipment working as quickly and efficiently as possible. NESBAD understands this and is why all NESBAD machines leave the factory calibrated for each customer’s individual needs. NESBAD’s technicians also train our customers on how to maximize performance and reduce machine downtime.
Designing machines that grow along with the customer.
One of the key features of NESBAD packaging lines are that they are designed to accommodate a range of different projects. NESBAD knows that production needs change as time goes on and our lines are designed to grow with those needs. Each machine is engineered to handle a number of jobs and switch between those different jobs with little to no downtime. This makes NESBAD machines a far better investment when compared to the limited capabilities of our competitor’s models.
Offering big name parts and features for little to no extra cost.
NESBAD machines come with far more standard features and standardized parts than any competitor. Features like, touch screen controls, job memory, and name brand components from companies like Siemens, Allen Bradley, and Parker Hannifin are just a few examples. NESBAD provides technical documentation, printed instruction manuals, and exploded view diagrams to our customers. NESBAD has spent years designing and manufacturing equipment and understands what our customers want and need.
In stock and fast delivery of parts.
NESBAD 40,000 sqr ft warehouse holds 27,000 different parts. All main components are marked for easy identification for both the customer and the parts technician providing fast identification and delivery.
Built, designed and manufactured in Italy.
NESBAD machinery is designed and manufactured in Bologna, Italy. Majority of NESBAD’s parts and products are manufactured in Italy by our italian partners.
Environmental awareness.
NESBAD thinks and acts green we have been recycling everything from office paper, our machine oil, metal chips, scrap, paper board since our inception in 1985. In addition, NESBAD uses only energy efficient product in its facilities. All CRT monitors have been replaced cutting energy use by 83%. NESBAD also uses high spectrum high efficiency lighting to see better in the manufacturing environment.
Knowing and remembering our customers.
Record keeping: NESBAD currently uses modern CRM software to keep detailed account of everything including photographs, production log, bottle, cap, label, samples, right down to the machines birth day. We also installed rolling library racking to keep track of the thousands of machines their drawings, and customers prior to the mid 1990’s.