Just before Easter, our talented Flowpack Department Head, Julian Schilling — responsible for developing our horizontal forming shoulders — had a spontaneous and creative idea: why not use our expertise in 3D printing to create something special for the holidays?

The result? These extraordinary Easter eggs – 3D-printed with intricate, openwork structures from which fresh greenery sprouts. This combination of technical precision and playful design demonstrates what’s possible when engineering meets creativity.

This small Easter initiative is a simple but clear example of how we strive to think creatively – and that’s probably one of the reasons we often work on projects that are particularly challenging and demand a high degree of innovative thinking and technical flexibility.

For us, creativity isn’t an occasional bonus – it’s part of our everyday work.