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Sinterpack and Prodec present their new umbrella brand Xolertic, with the purpose of bringing together under a new corporate identity all the automation services and integration of end-of-line solutions of the different companies of the group. This step forward means pooling all the know-how of the specialists to present it to the market with a single interlocutor and a single team.
Xolertic is defined as a multi-brand end-of-line solutions provider group that brings together Sinterpack and Prodec, as well as other brands such as Arisens, located in Santiago de Chile (Chile). The objective of this new brand is to offer the best service to customers and, at the same time, to seek maximum profitability for the companies that form it, a model that is already working in the competitive automation sector.
Thus, from Xolertic’s management, they point out that “this new corporate identity not only helps us to expand our portfolio, but also to develop our growth objective and to offer the highest quality and customer service”, and they add, “Xolertic is another example of our constant will to innovate as companies”.
In addition, the group has renewed the image of its Sinterpack and Prodec brands to adapt to this new identity, a fact that is evident in their new logos. The new Xolertic brand is thus committed to the values of technology, innovation, adaptability and human value; under the philosophy of commitment that has characterized these companies for more than 50 years.
More than 100 professionals
Xolertic is made up of more than 100 professionals working in different areas of end-of-line automation who are now integrated under a new common commercial organization in order to provide the Xolertic Group’s customers with a comprehensive end-of-line automation service, as well as modular solutions for cartoning, case packing, palletizing and/or integration.
The new group currently has more than 8,000 m2 of facilities, two of which are located in Spain, in Burgos and Castellar del Vallés (Barcelona), and one in Santiago de Chile (Chile).