{"id":127,"date":"2015-03-16T23:07:33","date_gmt":"2015-03-16T22:07:33","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/dev.packaging-journal.de\/mosca-offen-sein-fur-losungen-die-noch-nicht-gedacht-sind\/"},"modified":"2021-01-12T09:12:00","modified_gmt":"2021-01-12T08:12:00","slug":"mosca-be-open-to-solutions-that-have-not-yet-been-thought-of","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/packaging-journal.de\/en\/mosca-offen-sein-fur-losungen-die-noch-nicht-gedacht-sind\/","title":{"rendered":"Mosca: \u201eBe open to solutions that have not yet been thought of\u201c"},"content":{"rendered":"

It all began in 1966 with the first strapping machine and a two-man operation. Today - almost 50 years later - Mosca GmbH from Waldbrunn offers a product range that extends from classic strapping machines to specialised high-performance systems, including high-quality strapping.<\/p>\n

Since its founding days, the company has continuously set new standards for the entire strapping industry as a system provider in the field of transport securing. Around 800 employees at 16 locations around the world - from Europe, Asia and Australia to North and Central America - are committed every day to providing customers with the best possible partners when it comes to transport securing. Strapping and transport securing<\/strong> to be. Thanks to their experience and expertise, the strapping experts are constantly finding new, application-orientated system solutions.<\/p>\n

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The first Mosca plant was built in Zwingenberg in 1969.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<\/div>\n

Starting your own business<\/h2>\n

As with many of today's successful medium-sized companies, it all started with Gerd Mosca<\/strong> the desire to be \u201eyour own boss\u201c and create something of your own. Mosca has been involved in bundling a wide variety of goods since the early days of the company. The company's roots lie in the construction of tying machines: packaged goods were manually inserted into the machines, and in the subsequent tying process, a cotton or PE cord was placed around the product and knotted.<\/p>

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Tying machines<\/strong> were part of Mosca's portfolio for a long time: Equipped with food-safe cotton cords, they are ideal for use in the meat industry, for example. In order to offer its customers the most versatile solutions possible for reliable transport securing, Gerd Mosca soon expanded its range to include strapping machines.<\/p>\n

A pioneering spirit was required here, because with the state of the art at the time, these usually weighed well over a tonne, were rather slow and unreliable and required bandwidths that were disproportionate to the product they were supposed to bundle for reasonably reliable operation. Thanks to Gerd Mosca and his company, this soon changed.<\/p>