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More than 60 years of end-ofline experience is now closer to North American customers Xolertic has more than 60 years of experience designing and manufacturing end-of-line packaging automation and turnkey solutions for customers around the world.
For many years, we have also supported North American manufacturers directly from Europe, delivering equipment and complete projects into the US market.
Our North American presence may be new, but our experience in the market is not. Xolertic equipment and complete end-of-line systems are already operating in US manufacturing facilities across multiple industries.
Today, we are taking an important step forward.
Established in 2025, Xolertic North America Inc. brings our experience closer to customers throughout the United States and Canada, combining the engineering and manufacturing capabilities of an established international organization with a dedicated US based team.
Our objective is simple: to provide closer collaboration during the development of each project and faster, more responsive support throughout the entire life of the equipment.
Is the end of your line keeping up with the rest of your factory? For many manufacturers, end-of-line automation has historically received less attention than the production process itself. As production grows, additional operators are often added to accommodate higher volumes. Manual packing stations expand. Palletizing becomes increasingly labor-intensive. Individual machines are added over time to solve specific problems. Eventually, what appears to be a packaging issue becomes a broader operational constraint.
Labor availability continues to be one of the most significant challenges facing US manufacturers. At the same time, increasing production costs, SKU proliferation, shorter production runs, space limitations, and pressure to improve productivity are forcing companies to reconsider how products move from production to the warehouse.
The questions are becoming increasingly important:
■ How many people are required after the product leaves your primary production equipment?
■ Can the end of the line consistently keep pace with production?
■ How much valuable floor space is being consumed by manual operations?
■ What happens when labor is unavailable?
■ How many different machines and manual processes does an operator have to coordinate to get a finished product onto a pallet?
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