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Famar Tec Srl
Specialized in the design and manufacture of automatic machines for blister, trays and cartons for pharmaceutical, herbalist and cosmetic fields.
About us
Heiress of the great Famar experience, Famar Tec Srl is specialized in the design and manufacture of automatic machines for blister, trays and cartons for pharmaceutical, herbalist and cosmetic fields.
It was in 1969, following the idea of Aurelio Ricci, that FAMAR (the Ricci Automatic Machines Factory) was born, and with it, the first automatic blister machine on the Bolognese automation landscape. The “blister”, much lighter than the traditional glass vials, eliminated problems of breakage, increased the ease and accuracy of dosage and lowered shipping costs.
The market needed a machine for small productions. The small dimensions of the first automatic blister machine, model AP, its ease of use, and its capability of being linked to automatic cartoning machines, quickly gave it a fixed place in the pharmaceuticals market.
Between the 90’s and the early 2000’s and thanks to the initiative of two ex-Famar employees, is placed an important period of transition: during these years the aim is to give again reliability and guarantee to the Famar name, changed in 2010 in Famar Packaging.
In addition to technical assistance, overhaul and supply of size parts, two important projects are developed.
The first one concerning the balcony style blister machines: the new 'TF' family is ready to meet the requirements of pharma field.
In 2015, an important agreement between Famar Packaging and Curti SpA leads to the new Famar Tec srl.
Today Famar Tec manufactures automatic blister machines, thermoforming machines for trays and continuous/ alternate cartoners for all the requirements of small and medium-sized pharmaceutical, cosmetic, and herbalist companies. Its know-how arises from years of experience in the field and continues to grow due to its constant attention to customer problems.
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