Blog Archieven - Certis Benelux

Blog » Blog

Discover the Versatility of the Dispenser Trolley: A Must-Have for Packaging and Transport

Posted on 16 June 202529 January 2026 by koen@certis.be

In the world of packaging and transport, having the right equipment is crucial for efficiency and safety. One indispensable tool is the strapping dispenser trolley, specifically designed for handling strapping materials such as PP (polypropylene), PET (polyester), and composite strapping. But what makes this dispenser trolley so essential for professionals in the industry? Let’s take a closer look.

Robust en mobile

A strapping trolley is not only robust thanks to its powder-coated steel construction, but also highly mobile due to its large rubber wheels. This makes it easy and efficient to move strapping material across different surfaces in a warehouse or workshop. Whether dealing with smooth floors or rough terrain, this trolley gets the job done.

Adaptability and Safety

A key feature of our dispenser trolley is the adjustable core diameter, suitable for PP and PET rolls with a diameter of 200, 280, or 406 mm. This allows you to use different types and sizes of strapping, from the narrowest 9 mm to the widest 19 mm. The special clamping mechanism prevents the strap from unwinding unintentionally—an essential feature that contributes to workplace safety.

Ergonomic Benefits

One of the major advantages of our dispenser trolley is its ergonomic design. No more dragging heavy rolls of strapping by hand—this efficient, mobile solution reduces physical strain and makes transport effortless. As a result, the risk of back and muscle injuries is significantly lowered, contributing to a healthier work environment and improving productivity and employee well-being.

Ease of use

Thanks to its thoughtful design, replacing rolls on the dispenser cart is a breeze. The deep tool tray at the front not only provides space for extra seals and buckles but also keeps the strapping tool or other essential equipment within easy reach. The cart’s handle ensures comfortable operation, regardless of the user’s height.

Durability and Resilience

PET strapping, one of the materials this trolley is designed to accommodate, is known for its strength and UV resistance. It’s ideal for securing loads that may be subject to shocks during transport. Thanks to its elastic properties, tension is maintained over time.

Conclusion

The strapping dispenser trolley is a vital tool for anyone who regularly works with strapping materials. It not only enhances efficiency and safety during operations but also ensures your loads are transported securely. With the ability to handle different types of strapping and adjust to various roll sizes, this dispenser trolley defines mobility and versatility in the packaging and transport sector. A true asset to any warehouse or workshop.

Contact us today for more information about our dispenser trolleys and how they can optimize your operations.
Our experts are ready to advise you on the best solutions for your specific needs.

Doubts about which solution you really need?

Then count on us.

Give me free advice

Blog » Blog

How to Properly Maintain Your Orgapack OR-T Strapping Tool

Posted on 26 May 202529 January 2026 by koen@certis.be

Maintain performance, extend lifespan.

At Certis Benelux, we are fully committed to performance, efficiency and safety. A well-maintained strapping tool is essential for smooth packaging operations and a safe working environment. The Orgapack OR-T models (such as the OR-T 140, OR-T 270, OR-T 460 and others) are reliable workhorses, but like any machine, they require the right maintenance at the right time.

Below you’ll find the necessary maintenance steps to keep your device in top condition.

Daily Maintenance

Each workday should end with a quick maintenance check:

Clean the contact surfaces: use a dry brush or compressed air to remove dust, strap residue and dirt from the tension wheel and welding unit. This prevents performance loss or welding errors.
Check the strap feed path: make sure the strap runs smoothly through the device and that no debris is obstructing it.
Inspect the battery and charger: only use original batteries and chargers. Check for any damage and fully charge the battery once a month.

🦺 Safety tip: always wear safety glasses when cleaning or using compressed air to avoid eye injuries from flying particles.

Weekly Maintenance

Once a week, take the time for a more thorough inspection:

Check and replace wear parts: this includes the tension rollers, cutting blade, friction plate, drive belts and carbon brushes.
Recalibrate parameters: adjust the tension and welding efficiency to ensure optimal performance.

Periodic Maintenance

Yearly or after approximately 50000 cycles (depending on usage intensity), a full inspection is due:

Check and replace wear parts: this includes the tension rollers, cutting blade, friction plate and drive belts.
Recalibrate parameters: adjust the tension and welding efficiency to ensure optimal performance.

Have this maintenance carried out by a certified technician or the technical service team at Certis Benelux. This ensures proper adjustment and provides you with a technical evaluation of your device.

Why Maintenance Pays Off

A well-maintained Orgapack OR-T device:

operates more reliably and efficiently
reduces downtime and repairs
increases weld quality and workplace safety
extends the lifespan of your investment

Need Help? We’re Here for You.

Would you like to request a maintenance contract, repair, or calibration? Or do you need a custom maintenance schedule?
Our service department will be happy to assist you.

Yes, I want a free demo!

Leave your details via our form and we will contact you as soon as possible.

"*" indicates required fields

Blog » Blog

Everything You Want to Know About the European Plastic Pact

Posted on 27 March 202527 March 2025 by koen@certis.be

In response to growing environmental concerns and increasing amounts of packaging waste, the European Commission proposed a new directive on November 30, 2022, that sets strict and ambitious requirements for the management of packaging and packaging waste. This directive, expected to be definitively adopted by the end of 2024, aims to drastically reduce the amount of waste and promote a circular economy within the European Union.

European Plastic Pact Packaging plays a crucial role in protecting and securing goods, particularly during transport. However, once this function is fulfilled, these packages turn into waste that significantly contributes to environmental issues. With an average production of about 180 kg of packaging waste per European per year, and an increase in packaging waste by more than 20% since 2013, it is becoming increasingly important to implement sustainable solutions.

The new directive introduces stricter standards and requirements for packaging design, material use, and waste management. The goal is to reduce the amount of packaging waste per capita by 15% by 2040, resulting in a total reduction of about 37% within the EU. This reduction is achieved by emphasizing recycling and the reuse of materials.

One of the key aspects of the directive is to encourage the use of environmentally friendly and reusable packaging. Companies are encouraged to consider more sustainable packaging options such as barrels, plastic containers, and pallets for transporting goods. This not only helps reduce waste but also promotes more efficient use of materials.

Furthermore, the directive sets a minimum content of recycled material for plastic packaging. By 2030, this content must be 35%, increasing to 65% by 2035. This measure requires companies to reconsider their packaging materials and waste management strategies, for instance by using more recycled material such as PCR stretch film.

To ensure compliance, the directive also introduces requirements for complete traceability of industrial packaging waste. Companies must implement effective monitoring and control systems to ensure that packaging waste is properly managed and recycled. This is especially important for waste exported to countries outside Europe.

Finally, the directive encourages companies to counter excessive use of packaging materials by minimizing unnecessary packaging. This can be achieved by closely matching the dimensions and weight of the packaging to the products, which further helps reduce the amount of waste generated.

The implementation of this new directive not only offers companies an opportunity to reduce their environmental impact, but also to contribute to a more sustainable future by embracing innovative and responsible packaging solutions.

How can we help you?

Every situation is unique.

We will come to you and find a solution to fit your company.

Blog » Blog

New Generation of Orgapack OR-T Strapping Tools

Posted on 18 November 202415 January 2025 by koen@certis.be

Certis Benelux proudly introduces three revolutionary strapping tools in their Orgapack series, designed to increase packaging efficiency. The OR-T 140, OR-T 270, and OR-T 460 replace their predecessors and bring significant improvements in performance and durability.

Easy to use:

The Easy Trigger Technology ensures ergonomic and efficient operation to reduce user strain.

Enhanced
Performance:

Innovation and the latest battery technology enhance productivity.

Increased
Reliability:

High-quality materials and Swiss precision maximize operational reliability.

Flexible
Operation:

Intuitive operation via the display for a wide range of applications.

The OR-T 140: Efficiency in a Compact Package

The latest addition, the OR-T 140, replaces the OR-T 130 and is equipped with a powerful BOSCH® Li-ion 18 V 4.0Ah battery, allowing the device to perform for extended periods without frequent recharging. Suitable for both PP and PET straps from 9 mm to 13 mm wide and thicknesses from 0.6 mm to 0.8 mm, this model offers a tension force up to 1200 N.

With a total weight of just 3.8 kg, including the battery, the OR-T 140 is ideal for light to medium packaging tasks. This model is also DEKRA certified, ensuring safety and quality.

OR-T 270: Versatile and Robust

The OR-T 270 takes over from the OR-T 260, with a protected BOSCH® Li-ion 18 V 4.0Ah battery and a tension force up to 2500 N. This model is suitable for strap widths from 13 mm to 16 mm and thicknesses from 0.65 mm to 1 mm. The weight remains manageable at 4.0 kg, including the battery, making it suitable for universal packaging applications across various industries.

Like its smaller sibling, the OR-T 270 is also tested and certified by DEKRA.

The OR-T 460: For Heavier Work

The OR-T 460 replaces the OR-T 450 and is specifically designed for heavier applications. With a maximum tension force of 4500 N and a robustly protected BOSCH® Li-ion 18 V 4.0Ah battery, this device is a powerhouse for wider plastic straps from 16 to 19 mm.

The weight of 4.2 kg makes the device still manageable for the user. DEKRA certification also confirms reliability and safety here.

battery-powered tensioner for extremely heavy work

The OR-T 670 remains a strong player

Alongside the new models, the OR-T 670 remains an essential part of the lineup, particularly valued in the metalworking industry for its ability to handle straps from 25 mm to 32 mm wide and up to 1.27 mm thick.

With an impressive tension force of 7000 N and a BOSCH® li-ion Coolpack battery, this model guarantees maximum performance and efficiency.

This new series of Orgapack strapping tools promises a significant step forward in packaging technology, focusing on efficiency, safety, and ease of use.

Certis Benelux continues to innovate to meet the ever-evolving needs of the packaging industry.

What is the difference between these four devices?

Orgapack OR-T 140

BOSCH® li-ion 18 V 4,0Ah battery pack
For PP and PET strap 9 mm to 13 mm wide and 0.6 mm to 0.8 mm thick
Tension force up to 1200 N
For light applications

More info

Orgapack OR-T 270

BOSCH® li-ion 18 V 4,0Ah battery pack
For PP and PET strap 13 mm to 16 mm wide and 0.65 mm to 1.0 mm thick
Tension force up to 2500 N
For universal and medium applications

More info

Orgapack OR-T 460

BOSCH® li-ion 18 V 4,0Ah battery pack
For PP and PET strap 16 mm to 19 mm wide and 0.8 mm to 1.27 mm thick
Tension force up to 4500 N
Tried and tested in the metal-processing industry and wood sector

More info

Orgapack OR-T 670

BOSCH® Li-ion Coolpack battery packs 18V 8.0
For PET strap 25 mm or 32 mm wide and 0,8 mm to 1.27 mm thick
Tension force up to 7000 N
Above all tried and tested in the metal-processing industry

Meer info

Yes, I want a free demo!

Leave your details via our form and we will contact you as soon as possible.

"*" indicates required fields

How does a strapping tool work?

The operation begins with placing the PET or PP strap around the object that needs to be secured. The user wraps the strap around the object and feeds the ends back into the device.

Once the strap is in place, the user activates the tensioning mechanism. This mechanism tightens the strap around the object, with the tension adjustable as desired. This tight strapping ensures that the load is securely held together during transport or storage.

After tensioning, the device ensures a secure closure of the strap. This is done through a heat-sealing process, where the ends of the strap are fused together. This creates a strong and reliable connection that does not easily come undone.

Finally, the device cuts the strap off just after the seal. This leaves a neat and secure strapping, without excess strap.

How can we help you?

Every situation is unique.

We will come to you and find a solution to fit your company.

Blog » Blog

Wrapping with paper

Posted on 1 March 202429 April 2025 by koen@certis.be

When transporting goods, the safety and integrity of the cargo are crucial. While various materials can be used to secure loads, paper is not one of the recommended options. This blog delves into the reasons why paper is not suitable as wrapping material to ensure load security during transport.

Insufficient strength and durability

One of the key factors in choosing wrapping material is the strength and durability of the material. Paper, although sturdy in some applications, lacks the necessary robustness required for securing loads. It can easily tear or damage, especially under the pressure of heavy or unevenly distributed loads. This can lead to shifting of goods during transport, endangering the safety of both the cargo and the transport vehicle.

Limited weather resistance

Transportations occur under various weather conditions, and the chosen material must withstand these variations. Paper is particularly sensitive to moisture and can easily weaken or disintegrate when wet. This makes it unsuitable for use in rainy, humid, or even excessively dry conditions. Moisture absorption can not only affect the paper itself but also cause damage to the cargo, especially if it is moisture-sensitive.

Insufficient flexibility

Flexibility is an essential property of wrapping materials, allowing them to adapt to different shapes and sizes of loads. Paper, although somewhat pliable, does not offer the same level of flexibility as alternative materials such as wrapping film. This limitation makes it difficult to effectively use paper for loads that are not uniform in shape, increasing the risk of uneven pressure distribution and instability.

Environmental considerations

While paper may seem like a more environmentally friendly option than plastic films, its benefits in terms of transport security are limited. The need to use more paper to provide a similar level of protection as other materials, or its more frequent replacement due to damage, can ultimately lead to more waste and higher costs. Additionally, paper production itself can also be environmentally burdensome.

Conclusion

While the choice of packaging material depends on specific needs and context, these points clearly indicate that paper is not the ideal choice for ensuring load security in transport. Its limited strength, sensitivity to moisture, lack of flexibility, and environmental implications make it a less suitable option compared to more specialized and robust materials available in the market. Therefore, for businesses and logistic operators, it is advisable to invest in materials such as wrapping film or strapping specifically designed for load security to ensure the safety and integrity of transported cargoes.

How can we help you?

Every situation is unique. What can we help you with? We will come to you and find a solution to fit your company.

Blog » Blog

What is EUMOS 40509?

Posted on 9 January 20249 January 2024 by koen@certis.be

The EUMOS 40509 standard is a significant guideline developed to improve safety in the transportation of goods. Its primary objective is to ensure that loads on trucks and other means of transportation are securely fastened, preventing accidents due to inadequate load securing.

What is EUMOS 40509?

EUMOS stands for “European Safe Logistics Association.” The EUMOS 40509 standard is a set of rules and recommendations that companies and transporters must follow to ensure loads are properly secured during transportation. It’s important to understand that EUMOS 40509 is not legislation, but rather a standard that helps companies ensure safety.

Why is EUMOS 40509 important?

Correctly securing loads is crucial for road safety. A load that is not properly fastened can shift, tip over, or even fall off the vehicle during transport. This can lead to serious accidents, damage to goods, and danger to other road users.

Scope of EUMOS 40509

EUMOS 40509 applies to all companies and individuals involved in loading, transporting, and unloading goods, regardless of the type of transport used (road transport, shipping, rail transport, aviation, etc.). The goal is to improve the safety of the entire transport process.

Requirements for Load Securing

The standard sets detailed requirements for correctly securing loads. This includes using appropriate binding materials, straps, lashing belts, and other securing devices to ensure the load remains firmly and safely on the vehicle. Specific requirements may vary depending on the nature of the load and the type of transport.

Calculation of Securing Forces

An important part of EUMOS 40509 is calculating the necessary securing forces. This involves calculating forces based on the properties of the load, the vehicle, and the transport conditions. The goal is to ensure that even in the event of abrupt stops, turns, or unevenness in the road, the load remains safely in place.

Responsibilities

The standard establishes the responsibilities of all involved parties, including the carrier, the shipper, and the driver. Together, they must ensure the load is properly secured and that regulations are complied with.

Inspection and controle

Regular inspections of load securing are crucial to ensure compliance with the standard. Drivers should conduct pre-trip inspections, and competent authorities may carry out more detailed inspections to check compliance.

Sanctions

Violations of the EUMOS 40509 standard can lead to fines and other legal sanctions. Therefore, it’s of great importance that companies and individuals involved in the transport of goods adhere to the regulations.

In summary, EUMOS 40509 is an important guideline that helps companies and transporters to transport loads safely. By following the provisions of this standard, they can improve road safety, prevent accidents, and promote overall traffic safety. Complying with this standard is essential to ensure goods are transported in a safe and efficient manner.

Want to know what we can do for you?

Challenge us. We’re ready.

Blog » Blog

PP Strap vs PET Strap: a comparison in packaging and transportation

Posted on 9 January 202416 February 2024 by koen@certis.be

In the dynamic world of packaging and transportation, the use of the right materials plays a crucial role. Two of the most commonly used materials are PP strap (polypropylene) and PET strap (polyethylene terephthalate). Although they may seem similar at first glance, they have different properties and applications. Let’s delve deeper into these two materials and their differences.

What is PP-strap?

PP strap, made from polypropylene, is a lightweight and economical packaging material. It is primarily used for light to medium loads. PP strap is easy to use and recycle, and it offers good resistance to chemicals and moisture. However, it is less strong than PET strap and is more susceptible to UV damage and temperature changes.

Advantages of PP Strap

Cost-effective: PP strap is generally cheaper than PET strap.
Flexibility: It is flexible and easy to handle, making it ideal for manual applications.
Recyclable: PP strap is fully recyclable, making it an environmentally friendly option.

Applications of PP Strap

Packaging of light to medium-weight boxes.
Bundling small items.
Use in warehouses and distribution centers.

What is PET Strap?

PET strap, made from polyethylene terephthalate, is stronger and more durable than PP strap. It is excellent for heavy loads and has high tensile strength. PET strap stretches less and maintains its tension longer, making it ideal for applications where long-term stability is required.

Advantages of PET Strap:

Strength and durability: PET strap is stronger and lasts longer.
Resistance to UV radiation and weather conditions: It is more resistant to damage from sunlight and extreme temperatures.
Suitable for heavy loads: Ideal for packaging and stabilizing heavy goods.

Applications of PET Strap

Packaging heavy items such as building materials and metals.
Stabilizing loads on pallets for transportation.
Applications in the export sector.

Comparison and Conclusion

Although both PP and PET straps have their place in the world of packaging and transportation, the choice depends on the specific needs of the load. For lighter, cost-effective applications, PP strap is an excellent choice. For heavier, long-term applications where stability is crucial, PET strap is the better option.

Understanding these differences can help in making an informed choice that maximizes the safety and efficiency of transportation and storage.

How can we help you?

Every situation is unique.

We will come to you and find a solution to fit your company.

Blog » Blog

The six advantages of the Jozef Kihlberg battery carton closer

Posted on 9 January 202423 February 2024 by koen@certis.be

The Jozef Kihlberg Battery Carton closer is an innovative tool in the world of packaging that offers several advantages. Here are some of the key benefits:

Efficiency and Productivity

Fast Processing: The Kihlberg Battery Carton Sealer can close cartons quickly and consistently, increasing the overall packaging speed.
Ease of Use: The device is designed for simple operation, which shortens the training time for new employees and increases productivity.

Ergonomics and User Comfort

Reduced Physical Strain: By automating the closing process, the Battery Carton Sealer reduces physical strain for workers, leading to fewer work-related injuries.
Adaptability: The device is ergonomically designed and can be adjusted for different users, improving comfort during use.

Quality and Reliability

Consistent Closing Quality: The Battery Carton Sealer ensures a uniform and reliable closure of cartons, contributing to the protection of contents during transport.
Durability: These devices are known for their durability and reliability, which results in long-term cost savings.

De zes voordelen van Jozef Kihlberg Accu dozensluiter

Flexibility and Versatility

Wireless Convenience: As a battery-powered device, it offers the freedom to work without the limitations of a cord, increasing flexibility on the work floor.
Suitable for Various Box Sizes: The Kihlberg Battery Carton Sealer can be used for a variety of box sizes and types, making it suitable for different industries.

Cost Saving

Less Material Waste: The precision of the application minimizes material waste.
Energy Efficiency: As a battery-powered device, it is more energy-efficient than many electric alternatives

Environmental Friendliness

Sustainability: The long lifespan and energy efficiency contribute to the sustainability of the Battery Carton Sealer.

Conclusion

The Jozef Kihlberg Battery Carton Sealer is an important addition to any packaging line, offering efficiency, ergonomics, quality, and flexibility. These benefits lead to increased productivity, cost savings, and a more sustainable packaging solution.

Doubts about which solution you really need?

Then count on us.

Give me free advice

Blog » Blog

Strapping vs wrapping: the right choice for your freight

Posted on 30 November 20231 March 2024 by koen@certis.be

In the world of logistics and transport, it is essential to carry freight safely and efficiently. A crucial step in this process is securing the load. Strapping and wrapping are two common methods for this. But when should you opt to strap and when to wrap your freight? In this blog we will discuss in more detail the factors that affect this choice, so that you can make the decision for your specific transport needs.

Strapping: strength and security

Strapping is a method that consists of wrapping a strong, woven band of plastic, steel or composite material around your load and attaching it. This technique offers a number of advantages:

Strong: Strapping creates a sturdy, tight binding around your load which prevents the goods from moving during transport. This is above all handy for heavy and irregularly shaped loads.
Secure: Since strapping occurs with the aid of bands, it is easy to inspect and check the load for damage. This helps maintain a high level of security during transport.
Environmentally friendly: Compared to some other methods, such as the use of stretch film, strapping is a more environmentally friendly choice since it produces less waste.

When to opt for strapping:

Heavy and irregularly shaped loads.
Goods that require additional protection and stability.
If you want an environmentally friendly choice.

Wrapping: efficiency and protection

Wrapping, in other words the use of stretch film, means that you wrap an elastic film around your load. This method also has various advantages:

Efficient: Wrapping freight with stretch film is quick and easy, especially with uniformly shaped loads. It saves time and work compared to strapping.
Protective: Stretch film protects the goods against dust, dirt and damp. This is above all convenient for delicate loads, such as food products.
Economical: Stretch film is often cheaper than strapping bands and requires less investment in equipment.

When to opt for wrapping:

Uniformly shaped loads.
Goods that need protecting against dust, dirt and damp.
If you want an efficient method and to reduce costs.

Conclusion

The choice of strapping or wrapping depends on various factors, including the type of load, the amount of security required, efficiency and cost considerations. It is essential to analyse the specific needs of your freight and select the right method.

In some cases, a combination of the two methods can be the best solution. Combining wrapping and strapping can offer you the best possible balance between strength, protection and efficiency, depending on your load.

Regardless of the method you opt for, it is important to ensure that your workers are well trained and that you use the right equipment and materials to ensure that your goods arrive at their destination safe and sound. Our account managers can offer you the right advice on this.

Doubts about which solution you really need?

Then count on us.

Give me free advice

Blog » Blog

New in our range of product: CertiStretch Nano Eco film with 30% PCR, 250% pre-stretch and only 17 microns thick!

Posted on 10 November 20231 December 2023 by koen@certis.be

Wrapping film is an essential tool in the world of transport and storage. It is used to firmly enclose goods and protect them against dust, damp and damage during transport. Certis Benelux is the first in Europe to offer a wrapping film with 30% PCR and 250% pre-stretch that is only 17 microns thick. This advanced packaging solution combines efficiency and sustainability in such a way that it exceeds the expectations of both our clients and consumers alike.

What is PCR in wrapping film?

PCR stands for Post-Consumer Recycled material, which means that part of the raw materials to produce the wrapping film comes from recycled materials that after consumer use have been collected and processed. The use of PCR in wrapping film has considerable benefits for the environment since it reduces the demand for new plastic and helps to reduce the amount of plastic waste in the environment.

With PCR making up 30% of the composition of our new wrapping film, CertiStretch Nano Eco film is an important step towards a more circular and sustainable packaging industry. We are reducing our ecological footprint and contributing to the reduction of plastic pollution.

Improved efficiency thanks to 250% pre-stretch

Another groundbreaking property of this innovative wrapping film is the incredible 250% pre-stretch capacity. This means that the film can be stretched to two and a half times its original length before being applied to the goods to be packaged. This pre-stretch capacity has a number of important advantages:

Reduced consumption of materials: Since less film is needed to package goods, less plastic is used which increases the sustainability and cost-efficiency of the packaging.
Stronger protection: The pre-stretch capacity ensure that the shipment is more firmly enclosed which improves the stability during transport and reduces damage to the goods.
Time savings: Less film and fewer actions to package the load means the packaging process is faster. This increases productivity.

17 microns: thin but durable

The thickness of wrapping film is measured in microns (one thousandth of a millimetre), and this CertiStretch Nano Eco wrapping film is just 17 microns thick. Despite being so thin, the film is surprisingly durable. This is thanks to advanced production techniques and materials that were designed to offer both strength and flexibility.

The fact that the film is so thin helps make it environmentally friendly since less material is used. This results in less waste and a lower impact on the environment.

Advantages for our clients and consumers

This new wrapping film with 30% PCR and 250% pre-stretch that is only 17 microns thick offers many advantages for users and consumers alike. Our clients benefit from the sustainability, efficiency and cost savings of this innovation. Consumers can rely on their products arriving safe and sound, whilst the negative impact on the environment is reduced.

In a time where sustainability and efficiency are high priorities, this new CertiStretch Nano Eco wrapping film is a promising development in the packaging industry. It is a prime example of how technology and innovation can come together to improve the world of packaging and at the same time reduce the environmental impact. With this step forward, Certis Benelux can look ahead to a more sustainable future.

Yes, I would like more information about our consumables.

Want to know what we can do for you?

If you are interested in our ecological point of view and would like to know more about our sustainable solutions and innovations in transport packaging, do not hesitate to contact us. We are ready to talk to you and provide you with more information on how we, Certis Benelux, are working towards a greener approach. Contact us today and together we can discuss the possibilities of meeting your packaging needs in a sustainable way.

Challenge us. We’re ready.

"*" indicates required fields