Turnkey solutions for thin-wall packaging

The production of containers for the food industry requires maximum hygiene.

Market demands and recent trends point towards injection moulding solutions moving beyond the traditional requirements. At K 2019, the global plastics industry saw a broad portfolio of injection moulding solutions that can meet specific needs of customers and more.

Stork IMM (Injection Moulding Machines) has supported its customers in the plastics industry since 1968. Over the years, it has developed injection moulding solutions that are adapted to the end product they have to fabricate. At K show, Stork IMM and Brink B.V. joined forces to exhibit under the slogan “Let’s Go Dutch”, which can be interpreted in several ways. In the first instance, “Let’s go Dutch” is the obvious choice for these two Dutch companies, Stork IMM and Brink B.V., as it combined the best of the two companies’ native Dutch heritage and passion for excellence in developing packaging​ solutions for the plastics processing market. “Let’s go Dutch” is also a colloquial term that means to “share the cost” and to Stork IMM, it portrays a clear reflection of the independent nature of these two companies but also their ability to easily co-operate and harness their common history, language, and proximity to each other.

Over the years Stork has specialised in extremely rapid injection moulding machines. The company’s machines are widely applicable and are fully adapted to the end products that would have to be manufactured.

Founded in 1963, the Brink Group has been manufacturing exclusively for the packaging industry high-quality fast-running injection moulds and since 1977 also technology-driven automated systems. With offices and manufacturing centrally located in The Netherlands and joint ventures in South Africa and Russia, Brink sells through a comprehensive channel of customers to more than 70 countries worldwide.