Medicine protects and cures people, giving them hope. When it comes to people’s health, only the best is good enough. This also applies to the packaging used, as the interface between the medicine and the patient. With tubes made of aluminium or plastic, jars, pill tubes, applicator pens and aerosol cans, our packaging systems are as innovative and versatile in terms of form and function as modern medicines themselves. This is the only way to ensure that the medicines are protected on their journey to where they are needed - wherever in the world that may be. For decades, LINHARDT has been working together with partners from the pharmaceutical industry. It is not for nothing that we are now Europe’s largest manufacturer of aluminium tubes for pharmaceutical applications.

We understand not only the challenges facing the sector but its objectives as well. After all, developing medicines means taking on an enormous responsibility. We take our share of this responsibility:
 We produce sophisticated pharmaceutical packaging systems in our “clean factory” which offers a seamless clean-room environment.
 Our modern computer-aided quality system accurately ensures a consistently high level of quality. Thanks to our systematic risk-management system, every single one of the 750 million items of packaging which we produce every year can be traced.
 As a DIN EN ISO 9001:2000 and DIN EN ISO 15378 certified company, we fulfil the exacting requirements imposed within the sector. Our objective is to guarantee that our packaging meets the same high quality standards that our customers satisfy when they are manufacturing their medicines.

We put our know-how as well as our wealth of experience into developing your product, though without forgetting about our services for you as our customer. Innovative research and development carried out within our own company are just as much a part of this as the highly reliable supply service provided by our four sites, experienced members of staff and a worldwide presence. We help to ensure that your medicines really can cure people.