Koldpack Pharma Machinery

Our workshop is situated right near the railway crossing, which means we hear the trains going by all day long. It’s a noisy place, but it’s where we build and fix pharmaceutical machinery. There is always the sound of metal clanking or a welder sparking somewhere in the back. We started out small, just a couple of us with a few tools, and we’ve slowly added more equipment over time. The floor is usually a bit greasy, and there are spare parts scattered on the workbenches. We don’t have a polished showroom; if you come to see us, you’re going to see us in our work clothes, likely covered in a bit of dust. We spend our time designing parts and putting together machines that help other companies package their products. It’s technical work, and sometimes it gets frustrating when a part doesn’t fit quite right. We spend a lot of time troubleshooting and testing things before they leave the shop. Being near the crossing is convenient for some things but a bit of a pain when the gates are down and traffic backs up. We aren’t interested in corporate talk or big promises. We just want to make sure the machines we build actually work and last a long time for the people who buy them. It’s a grit-and-gears kind of life, and we’re fine with that. There is a sense of satisfaction in finishing a machine and finally seeing it run smoothly.