Syntegon presents new service agreement packages at Achema 2022

The agreements can reduce production risks for food and pharma industry

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Syntegon offers support at all Service Agreement levels, from maintenance planning and spare parts management to operator training and digital plant optimization. Photo: Syntegon
Syntegon offers support at all Service Agreement levels, from maintenance planning and spare parts management to operator training and digital plant optimization. Photo: Syntegon

At this year’s Achema, Syntegon is presenting its redesigned Service Agreement packages for effective asset and maintenance management at fixed costs. The varied agreements help customers from the pharmaceuticals and food industries to reduce production risks, gain predictability over service costs and simplify complex processes, enabling them to focus on their core business.

“This way, our customers benefit from a readily available service that ensures the long-term productivity, safety and sustainability of their processes while meeting their respective production and plant requirements,” explains Johan Nilsson, member of the Executive Board and responsible for Service & Digital Solutions at Syntegon.

Syntegon continues to offer services such as inspection, maintenance, spare parts management and training individually. But companies can now choose from seven different package options as well, all of which come at a fixed price. With each service level, customers receive support from basic service, including inspection and remote assistance, to guarantee production performance for their machines. Based on their maintenance strategy, customers can decide which level best meets their specific needs to reach maintenance targets.

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“As an independent business unit, our service now lays the foundation for even closer cooperation with our customers,” Nilsson stresses. “The more they know about the performance and condition of their equipment, the better we can support them – and optimize our range of machines and services in the long term.” Contract Fulfilment Managers are contributing to this goal, liaising between the customer and Syntegon’s services. Thanks to their Service Agreement expertise, these colleagues ensure smooth implementation of the selected packages. They also provide information on upcoming measures within the Service Agreements and are on hand to advise throughout the contractual period. Customers can contact Syntegon at any time using a helpline for additional support.

Pictorial graphs showing services such as inspection, maintenance, and spare parts management for seven different packages at a fixed price. Photo: Syntegon
Pictorial graphs showing services such as inspection, maintenance, and spare parts management for seven different packages at a fixed price.
Photo: Syntegon

Service Agreements offer much more than fixed and predefined prices – continuous support also reduces the risk of unscheduled downtimes. It can even help avoid complete shutdowns thanks to regular maintenance done by service technicians.

Syntegon offers support at all Service Agreement levels, from maintenance planning and spare parts management to operator training and digital plant optimization, the company’s service experts are at the customer’s side around the globe. “Versatile service packages deliver maximum flexibility with little time investment and risk,” Nilsson says. “Instead of selecting individual services for their requirements one by one, customers now receive exactly the products and services they need.”

Real-time data transparency with Synexio

One essential aspect of the Service Agreements is Synexio, a new cloud-based software solution for the real-time acquisition, evaluation and visualization of equipment and production data. Syntegon will release three consecutive versions of Synexio, with the entry-level package ‘Monitor’ to be launched at the Achema. The solution creates transparency across various KPIs to help companies sustainably improve their production.

Today, companies from multiple industries are already using the Service Agreements- together with Syntegon, numerous pharmaceutical and food manufacturers have identified the level that suits them best. In addition to leaner maintenance, they benefit from more efficient processes, which positively impact competitiveness, customer loyalty and product quality.

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