Automation solutions for the printing, laminating and packaging industry
We develop and implement customized automation solutions for demanding production processes in the printing, laminating and packaging industry. From analysis to development to commissioning, we accompany our customers as a technical partner – practical, reliable and solution-oriented.
Your challenges in industrial production
- High manual workload
- Downtime and unstable processes
- Skilled labor shortage
- Rising costs and rejection rates
- Limited expandability of existing systems
Our solution: Automation that works
We automate production and post-processing processes specifically where it makes technical and economic sense. The result is robust, maintenance-friendly systems that integrate seamlessly into existing facilities.
Your benefits:
- High manual workload
- Reduction of manual interventions
- Higher process stability and plant availability
- Consistent product quality
- Increased production output
- Future-proof expandability

Our Services
Comprehensive automation from a single source
We accompany your project from the first idea to ongoing production:
- Automation of industrial plants / special machines
- Analysis and optimization of existing processes
- Control and software development
- Commissioning, training and technical support
- Retrofit and modernization of existing systems
- Integration of robotics and handling systems
- Development of individual automation concepts

Industry Specialization
Focus on printing, laminating and packaging processes
Our solutions are specifically tailored to the requirements of these industries:
- Printing machines and post-processing
- Laminating and finishing systems
- Packaging lines and end-of-line automation
We know the materials, cycle times and process characteristics of these industries – and develop automation solutions that work reliably in real-world production.
Why PNX Automation GmbH?
Our goal is not just to automate machines, but to sustainably improve production processes.
- High manual workload
- Downtime and unstable processes
- Skilled labor shortage
- Rising costs and rejection rates
- Limited expandability of existing systems