Author: markus.liedl@schreiner-group.com

Due to aging populations, the number of patients who are prescribed several drugs at the same time is increasing. In addition, the need for personal visits to doctor’s offices is declining as patients increasingly receive digital care and home deliveries

Laboratory equipment, including chairs, has to meet exacting demands. Lab chairs must be robust, disinfectable, gapless, and antistatic. Cramer Inc., based in Kansas City has been a specialist in special-purpose seating furniture for nearly 90 years and recently chose PolyScript

The use of RFID has massively increased especially in supply chains due to a growing demand for automation and higher cost efficiency. But how has the utilization of the technology changed in recent years? Here’s a brief look at wishes

LogiMAT, Europe’s biggest annual intralogistics trade show, took place in Stuttgart at the end of April. The show’s motto, “Hands-on Innovation,” was a perfect fit for the experts from Schreiner ProTech, who presented customized precision RFID solutions during the three-day

Laxenburg is a far cry from a megacity: The small town in Lower Austria located about 20 kilometers south of Vienna has a population of roughly 3,000. Its palace and palace park, though, are highly popular tourist destinations attracting visitors

In many places where different industrial parts or components must be joined together by means of a circumferential frame, maximum precision and tightness against external influences are required. However, conventional joining methods such as liquid gluing often lack precision and

30 years have passed since Schreiner Group’s forward-thinking move to its current headquarters on Bruckmannring in Oberschleissheim. To celebrate this anniversary, the high-tech company this spring not only opened its gates to all visitors but concurrently hosted an on-site job

Customized products and solutions are a specialty of Schreiner Group and the field in which the experts at the Schreiner LogiData competence center are active. So, what are the requisite steps to turn an initial idea into a real product?

What started with a headcount of 160 and just one building in 1993 today is a high-tech plant with a footprint of some 60,000 square meters and more than 1,000 employees that’s characterized by customer-focused innovations and high-tech labels: 30

In 2021, Schreiner Group set itself a strategic sustainability goal: By manufacturing sustainable products we want to achieve climate-neutral production by 2023 and full climate neutrality by 2030. Reaching such ambitious goals presupposes not only various actions but also the