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Damage to stainless steel barrels often leads to costly replacements – even though much of the damage can be reliably repaired. This extends service life and reduces costs Stainless steel drums are an indispensable part of production logistics in the pharmaceutical, food, cosmetics, and biotechnology industries. Damage to stainless steel barrels often leads to costly replacements – even though much of the damage can be reliably repaired. This extends service life and reduces costs Economical and sustainable at the same time High-quality repairs to stainless steel drums not only save costs, but also significantly extend the service life of the drums. At the same time, material usage, energy consumption, and waste are reduced – a direct contribution to sustainable production processes in sensitive industries. Free sample repair as a basis for decision-making Bolz Intec offers a free sample repair to enable companies to make an informed assessment. After photos have been sent in, the company checks the technical feasibility without obligation. A cleaned drum can then be submitted for a complete sample repair. The result serves

The cleanroom-compatible drum stand from Bolz Intec in GMP design offers a number of advantages: It ensures maximum safety thanks to its hygienic design (EHEDG) in accordance with Guideline 9 without dead spaces, a stable construction made of 2 mm stainless steel and the use of high-quality stainless steel (1.4404/AISI316L) with a load capacity of up to 100 kg. In addition, it offers ergonomic handling without obstructive edges, maximum safety thanks to the drum’s stable position even without fastening, as well as resource conservation thanks to the emptying of residual flowable materials and easier cleaning. The extras include adaptation to all drum sizes with diameters from 315 to 770 mm, provision of documentation and 3.1 certificate, optional electropolishing and laser marking on request.

Milestone for surface innovation in stainless steel - result of years of research together with the University of Constance BOLZ INTEC GmbH has completed a significant development step: The Optimised Grind Finishing® process (OGF), developed in close cooperation with the University of Konstanz, was successfully patented at the end of March 2025. This marks the culmination of several years of research work - with a process that takes stainless steel processing for high-tech applications to a new level. Optimised Grind Finishing® (OGF) reduces particle adhesion to stainless steel surfaces to an unprecedented minimum. This makes a significant contribution to reducing the risk of product contamination and ensuring the integrity of sensitive manufacturing processes - for example in the production of pharmaceuticals, cosmetics or fine chemicals. In addition, the improved cleanability of the surfaces enables a significant reduction in the use of abrasives, aggressive cleaning chemicals, water and energy. The process therefore not only contributes to product quality and safety, but also supports