Founded in 1969 in a shed behind its founder’s Pennsylvania home, Omega Design Corporation builds container-handling and packaging automation for pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, and consumer healthcare manufacturers. The Exton company has implemented more than 3,000 solutions for over 25,000 unique containers, with installations and service reaching more than 50 countries. Omega also supports its equipment after installation through technical service, parts, training, and validation assistance.
FEMCSince 1977, FEMC has built its reputation in the Cleveland area by solving difficult container-handling problems for manufacturers. The company designs and builds custom automation in the USA, with more than 5,000 machines deployed worldwide for food and other packaging operations.BEDFORD HEIGHTS, OH
Heino Ilsemann GmbHFounded in Bremen in 1965, Heino Ilsemann GmbH builds packaging machinery and complete packaging lines, with a particular focus on pharmaceutical applications, alongside automation systems for demanding industrial processes. The owner-managed family business employs 300 people, serves more than 500 customers in over 70 countries, and combines its packaging and automation operations under one roof. Its history includes an early coffee-can filling machine and the development of the first CD packaging line, while today it supports customers from process development through service.BREMEN 28279, DE
ORICS IndustriesSince 1990, Farmingdale’s ORICS Industries has designed and built American-made machinery that fills and seals cups, tubs and trays for food and pharmaceutical packaging. Its in-house engineering, panel shop and machine shop support customized turnkey lines, from container denesting through filling and sealing, including Modified Atmosphere Packaging systems. ORICS also develops dedicated pharmaceutical equipment for clean, precise handling of medical trays and unit-dose containers.FARMINGDALE, NY
Ultimate Solutions CorpFounded in Puerto Rico in 2005 by engineer Yoel F. Rivera-Santos, Ultimate Solutions Corp. builds and integrates packaging automation, inspection and serialization systems while providing engineering and regulatory-compliance services for the Life Sciences industry. Now marking 20 years, the company has grown from five contractors at a Pfizer operation into a global business with more than 230 employees and offices in Puerto Rico, Spain and the United States. Its 7,500-square-foot integration and testing facility and in-house Academy support projects and technical training before equipment reaches the customer’s site.GAHANNA, OH