Apus / Services

Turnkey, in nine parts.

Responsibility does not end at delivery. Building the line, running it and keeping it running for years come from the same place.

01

Needs analysis

We start by working through your production target, the capacity you need and how you expect to run. Together we establish where you stand on output, quality and energy.

02

Custom design

The line is not picked from a catalogue. It is built around your product and your plant, and the layout is worked out for the space and the ceiling height you have.

03

Installation and commissioning

Manufacturing, installation and commissioning run from one place. The date is agreed with you, taking your production schedule into account.

04

Training

Operator training is part of the job, not an item added afterwards. It can be given at your plant, or worked through in the test bakery at the manufacturer's technology centre.

05

Preventive maintenance

A periodic inspection makes the condition of the equipment visible: which parts need urgent attention and which need it in the longer term. The findings and recommendations come as a written report, and the plan is made around your production calendar and your budget.

06

Upgrades and retrofits

Rapidly evolving technology does not mean your existing line falls behind. The machine is upgraded to the level of technology you want, or new functions are added. Productivity rises and the machine lasts longer.

07

Remote support

Not every fault needs someone on site. The manufacturer can log into your production system remotely, and the data collected is analysed continuously and turned into improvements. Travel time disappears, so the answer comes faster.

08

Consumables and spare parts

From slicing blades to closure clips, every part that keeps the line running. Critical parts are separated with the VED method, into vital, essential and desirable, so what you keep in stock is not left to guesswork.

09

Service agreement and technical support

Service in Turkey, manufacturing in Europe. The number you call is here. A service agreement puts the relationship in writing: which services, on what schedule, at what cost.

Let us talk about your line.

Tell us what you produce and the capacity you are aiming for. We will come back with a line that fits.