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Hamer Packaging Technology is a family-owned company founded in 1980, with a rich story of adapting to new challenges and delivering innovative solutions. Over the decades, we have built a reputation for providing tailored solutions to meet the unique needs of our customers, ensuring their success in an ever-evolving industry.
For years, Hamer Packaging Technology has been a global leader in the design and manufacture of high-performance plastic thermoforming and blister machines.

Pulping Machine HP96 2.0
Today we are proud to combine innovation with sustainability, our EcoPulp division reflects our dedication to addressing the growing demand for eco-friendly alternatives to single-use plastics.
Our mission is to revolutionize the way materials are used, ensuring efficiency, sustainability, and environmental responsibility. Our latest breakthrough: pulping machines that transform cellulose-based on waste materials into packaging.

Organic waste fibers
By focusing on waste materials, we are not only reducing environmental impact but also creating a circular economy that maximizes resource efficiency. Our advanced technology stabilizes the pulping process, ensuring consistency and performance, even with diverse waste inputs.
Join us at the IMFA Annual Conference in Miami, May 2025, where we will showcase our innovative pulping machines and share insights on how we are driving sustainability in the packaging industry, visit our booth to learn more about our commitment to turning waste into value and how we can collaborate to create a greener future for our planet.
Hamer Packaging Technology – Pioneering sustainable solutions for a better tomorrow.
“We invite interested companies to visit SEIC EVO Technological Center, equipped with a Hamer pulp machine and laminating machine. At the Center, customers have the opportunity to test their projects in real-world conditions, with organic waste materials to reduce costs, ensuring optimal results before scaling up.”

Albert Schiess – CEO Hamer Packaging Technology