Stolle Europe serves beverage and food canmakers throughout continental Europe, the British Isles, and as far south as Africa as a full service Stolle sales and service organization. From our offices and distribution facility in northern England, we supply genuine Stolle OEM parts, field service and complete technical support for our customers’ can and end lines. Many of Stolle Europe’s 45 employees have worked in can plants and intimately understand the needs and priorities of canmakers. By partnering with our customers, we provide the most timely and responsive service, including developing customized maintenance kits and 24-hour delivery of parts when needed.
In addition to being Stolle’s regional office for machinery sales, parts and service, Stolle Europe is the epicenter of Stolle Systems Group, providing metal package design, tooling design, and process consulting to canmakers around the world. Incorporating the staff and talents of the former CCH Engineering Ltd. gives Stolle Europe over 500 years of combined experience with the design, engineering and production of cans and ends. We help customers with critical technical issues such as can and end light weighting, material conversion, size change and process improvement.
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Stolle Europe is a member of the Metal Packaging Manufacturers Association (MPMA) which represents the interests of companies involved in the production of light metal containers, closures and components throughout the United Kingdom. MPMA is a member of the EMPAC (European Metal Packaging) which represents the metal packaging industry in all countries of the European Union.
In addition to full OEM support of all Stolle equipment, Stolle Europe also provides support for other major can machinery suppliers, including:
Intralox | Sandvik | Datum | Applied Vision | Belvac | Nordson
Above: Stolle Europe distribution center in Carlisle, Cumbria, UK
Above-Left: Distribution map of Stolle Europe
Left: Extensive parts warehouse for rapid delivery
Below: Field service technician replacing the crankshaft on a customer's bodymaker
Bottom-Right: Process analysis engineering area
Bottom-Left: Technicians discussing line layout
