In the run-up to the EU packaging regulation, which is due to come into force in 2030, the topics of sustainability and the circular economy of packaging will become even more important across Europe in the areas of logistics, intralogistics, warehousing, order picking and transport.
Ecological and economical reusable load carriers and transport packaging are the reusable container solutions from the Bito-Lagertechnik Bittmann GmbH as forward-looking for sustainable logistics processes. The use of the containers as a complete system, also with corresponding interior fittings, can minimise the CO2-Reduce the user footprint and at the same time make them fit for the planned EU packaging regulation.
The company will be presenting various innovations in the field of container systems in Nuremberg: From to The new Ecomotion models are made from 100 per cent high-quality recycled material, which extend the Bito XL-Motion range of empty containers developed for automated storage. They are also characterised by the new „easy2divide“ divider system with slim and quick-change dividers. Concealed, circumferential drainage openings as a fire protection measure are so skilfully integrated that they are not visible from the outside in order to minimise the risk of fire. Eliminate faults caused by container gaps erroneously detected by the conveyor system's sensors.
The three most popular container sizes in the MB reusable container series are made from recycled material as standard as MB Eco. The nestable recycling bin was certified with the „Blue Angel“ eco-label in 2024. The MB reusable bin has been given an ergonomic facelift to mark its 30th anniversary. In addition to the front sides, the two sides have now also been Long sides equipped with grip strips as additional gripping aids.
As Foldable reusable container the EQ collapsible box is not only extremely space-saving for transport and storage as an empty container. It was specially for industry and the commercial sector is particularly stable and resilient and is therefore also suitable for use in automated systems. The collapsible container passed the endurance test, the test as a transport container with regard to dynamic mechanical stress during lorry transport, with flying colours at VDZ GmbH Kompetenz und Prüfungszentrum für Verpackung und Transport Dortmund in spring 2024.
With the new service offering, the IOB - Internet of Bins & Containers, the status of the company's bins can be continuously recorded, monitored and managed for automated transparency in the material flow.
Bito at Fachpack: Hall 6, Stand 340
