INDEVCO showcases hygiene conversion technology

At INDEX14, a member company of the INDEVCO Group, Phoenix Machinery Equipment, will meet the participants to discuss customized sanitary processing machinery and parts at booth #4035. The Lebanese machine manufacturer will showcase new hygienic conversion technology and CNC parts at the leading nonwovens exhibition which will be held on the 8th-April 11th, 2014 at the Palexpo Exhibition Center in Geneva, Switzerland. Sanitary converters generally face the challenge of finding machinery and component manufacturers to provide high-tech, customized, customer-centric solutions, strong after-sales service, consulting, and cost-effectiveness. Chinese suppliers provide highly customized and cost-effective conversion mechanisms, but must overcome reliability, quality, language and technical barriers. European machinery manufacturers currently have higher technical expertise and quality, but generally offer lower cost, efficiency and little or no customization. Customized solutions for the conversion of diapers and women’s sanitary napkins with experienced technicians committed to understanding the needs of customers, Phoenix Machinery Equipment focuses on the production of fully customized baby diaper processing machinery, adult incontinence diaper processing machinery, and women’s sanitary napkin processing machinery and Components. Phoenix Machinery uses 16 years of experience in the sanitary processing industry to provide customers with European quality and technical expertise at a more cost-competitive price. The development of the Lebanese machinery manufacturer can produce multiple disposable sanitary products while meeting customer requirements, as well as upgrade old and obsolete machines, and produce new sanitary products at customer’s facilities on demand. The health industry experience and consulting services serve INDEVCO Group's huge array of global companies. Phoenix Machinery has accumulated in-depth professional knowledge, customization, and industry knowledge to provide customers with reliable consulting services. RABIH Usta, general manager of Phoenix Machinery, shares,'Phoenix Machinery, was established in 1998 and started operations to produce sanitary processing machinery and parts. Working in a volatile market, before the converter failed to keep up with technological developments in Lebanon, before the return on investment (ROI) of expensive machines obsolete. With the influence of Europe and exported to local consumers of demanding products abroad, Phoenix Machinery enters the market and develops machine upgrades to meet customer needs. Machine tool manufacturers make machines that can be in the converter's factory and improve them also to produce new product specifications. '