Emil can often be seen in a forklift at the warehouse in Runemo, Sweden.
He joined Nefab in 2017 and has worked in various departments since then. The variety of the work, his colleagues and the many growth opportunities are some of the things Emil likes the most about Nefab.
The latest issue of Business Focus magazine features an in-depth article where you can read more about Nefab’s deepening commitment to innovation, particularly in the realm of environmentally friendly returnable solutions.
As production volumes increased and automation became more common in battery plants, packaging had to do more than just protect parts in transit. The focus shifted to solutions that could hold their shape, last longer in reuse loops and keep performing reliably trip after trip.
Our customer was using a legacy packaging design for the RPS (Remote Plasma Source) Adapters that was inefficient and costly. Their traditional "coffin-style" foam inserts consumed excess material, leading to higher expenses, more waste, and a larger carbon footprint. By re-engineering the packaging, we developed a streamlined, resource-efficient solution that provided the necessary protection while significantly reducing material use and volumetric weight.