FilmTeq film wrapping and stretchbanding machine

The BoxTeq 600 is a fully automatic, intermittent motion cartoner for packaging pharmaceutical products and medical devices into folding cartons. It handles a wide range of products such as tablet blisters, tubes, sachets, vials or blister packs and is suitable for applications in the medium perfor...

The CaseTeq series are ergonomic, format-flexible casepackers designed for side-loading and top-loading applications. Whether you need a semi-automatic solution for small, medium-speed batches or a fully automatic system for high-speed production, CaseTeq machines ensure efficient, precise, and reliable...

PalTeq palletizers automate end-of-line packaging with high-performance solutions tailored to pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturing. Whether using robotic, collaborative, or portal palletizing, PalTeq ensures precise and secure stacking of shipping cases, trays, or bundles. With quick, tool-f...

 Ottobeuren, July 2025: Christ Packing Systems GmbH & Co. KG, a leading manufacturer of packaging machines for the pharmaceutical and medical device industries, has been granted a patent for the newly developed sealing unit of its FilmTeq 250 stretchbanding machine. This award-winning technology marks a milestone in the advancement of end-of-line packaging and was specifically designed to meet the demanding requirements of the pharma and medical device sectors

A detailed overview of Christ Packing System's product portfolio. Customizable secondary and end-of-line packaging machines: from cartoning and film wrapping to case packing and palletizing

Our customized BoxTeq cartoning solutions are designed to automate even the most complex hand-packaging processes, streamlining and optimizing your pharma packaging process in a holistic way.

Maximizing Efficiency and Compliance: How One U.S. MedTech Giant Automated Their Complex Packaging Process

In the pharmaceutical and medical device industries, regulatory compliance, product safety, and traceability are not just important - they are essential. But when manual packaging processes hit their limits due to increasing volumes and rising quality demands, it is time for a smarter solution.

That is exactly the challenge a leading U.S.-based MedTech manufacturer faced. Their goal? To automate the secondary packaging of ultra-sensitive neurovascular catheters packed in oversized pouches, without compromising on product safety, process reliability, or compliance with stringent global regulations.

In this case study, discover how Christ Packing Systems customized their modular BoxTeq 1500 cartoner to precisely meet these complex requirements. 

Packing by hand? It remains the case in many areas of the medical device industry. There are many reasons for this: the batches are small, the products are sensitive and the packaging process is specialized or varies greatly. But companies are increasingly looking for more flexibility and less dependence on staff availability, and there is a significant shift towards the automation of the packaging process in the medical device industry - even when dealing with small batches of medical devices.

One company that specializes in automating packaging processes for medical devices is Christ Packing Systems, based in Ottobeuren, Germany. Thanks to its modular and easily customizable BoxTeq cartoning machine, even the most complex manual packaging processes can be automated.

From manual packagingto full automatization

Proderma AG is a leading Swiss contract manufacturer for the production of individually packaged wet wipes. Until recently, they were packed by hand into folding boxes, which led to production bottlenecks and high labor costs. With the desire to automate this process step, Proderma went in search of a fullyautomated packaging solution. And found what they were looking for at Christ Packing Systems!