Start with what you have
An old part, a photo, drawing or container is enough to start. We can explore the application without complete CAD.
Engineering · Built around your line
New bottle formats, replacement components or a completely different approach. We turn packaging challenges into practical parts.


The AddPack approach
An old part, a photo, drawing or container is enough to start. We can explore the application without complete CAD.
We look beyond the existing shape to consider function, wear, materials and ways to simplify production.
Once the part is validated, a controlled digital specification helps avoid starting from scratch next time.
How we work
A straightforward way of working, with a real engineer involved from the first conversation.
Share your part, container and machine requirements. Start with whatever information you have.
We review function, interfaces and opportunities for better geometry or materials.
Agree a production approach, manufacture the component and inspect against the requirements.
Retain the approved digital specification for easier future orders.
Engineering in action
From a Dutch-patented forming-shoulder concept to a customer-initiated gripper project, see the problems we have tackled.
Internal proof of concept · Dutch patent granted
Could a complex, traditionally labour-intensive part start with a reusable digital design? Our internal proof of concept demonstrated a working alternative.
Explore the projectCustomer-initiated project
Building on an original Sidel project by Additive Center, AddPack explored a one-piece gripper with fewer components and more flexibility.
Explore the projectStart with a physical component, drawing, STEP/STP file, scan, photographs, machine information, container or partial technical evidence.
The requirement is reviewed before the geometry is reproduced. Friction, wear, mass, cleanability, product contact and maintenance can be considered.
Used where the process provides a practical engineering advantage. AddPack is not a generic print bureau.
The architecture supports additional manufacturing routes selected for the component and application.
Dimensional inspection, measurement evidence, drawing comparison, photographic documentation and production validation.
Once validated, the manufacturing specification can be retained for controlled repeat production.
Have a challenging component?
An old component, a new container or even an idea. You don’t need a complete technical specification to start a conversation.
Direct contact with our engineering team.