Packaging

Rennco LLC celebrates 40 years of packaging solutions

Monday 18. May 2009 - Rennco LLC, manufacturers of vertical bagging systems, is proud to announce its 40th anniversary servicing customers in the packaging industry.

During the past 40 years, Rennco products have been at the forefront of the industry by taking packaging solutions further for its customers.?Rennco’s growth in the packaging industry is a result of engineering capabilities, packaging know-how and “in production” performance.
Rennco’s original packaging machines were available in two models, both of which were operated by air logic. Through the years, Rennco has continued to innovate utilizing PLC controls, servo motion, and up to date sealing systems with coated seal blades. In addition, many varieties of fully automated product handling systems are available; generating additional cost savings for Rennco’s customers.
Since its founding in 1969, Rennco has grown to over 70 employees and has evolved its product offering from basic hand load packaging machines to fully automated packaging solutions.?Robin Thurgood, Rennco’s Vice President and General Manager states that “Over the years Rennco has risen to numerous challenges from the markets that we serve. The increasing sophistication and demands required, of the solutions we provide, has driven us to become the world class organization we are today. Our continued success can be attributed to the people of Rennco who enable us to continually provide outstanding customer satisfaction and high quality equipment.”
As a testament to Rennco’s innovation and knowledge of automated packaging machines, many of Rennco’s original customers continue to depend on Rennco for solutions that fit their specific applications. Rennco is a preferred vendor to Fortune 500 companies and its solutions are being applied in vertical bagging lines throughout the United States and, internationally, in over 45 countries.?Connie Hehir, Rennco’s European Managing Director states “Rennco has set the standards across Europe, which others have had to follow.”