Stolle Machinery proudly attended the 18th Annual State of Our City Luncheon at Wings Over the Rockies Exploration of Flight Museum, at the Centennial Airport. The keynote speaker, Centennial Mayor Stephanie Piko, highlighted and celebrated the city’s residents, business leaders, partners, and community achievements. It was an opportunity for Stolle Machinery Colorado to engage with local leaders, network with fellow businesses, and show support for the vibrant community of Centennial.
Stolle Machinery Company LLC
Machinery Manufacturing
Centennial, CO 14,221 followers
Providing Packaging Solutions for the World
About us
Stolle is the world’s leading supplier of two piece can and end-making machinery for the global canmaking industry. Our high speed machines can be found in can plants around the world performing the value-added functions of the canmaking process. In addition to supplying individual machines, we design, install and support complete can and end lines for beverage and food cans. Stolle machines are designed and built to be the most productive and reliable machines available, which is why canmakers rely on them as the backbone of their operation. They know they can count on Stolle to support their machines for life with the highest quality OEM spare parts, responsive field service and continuing technical innovations to keep their machinery at the forefront of canmaking technology. Our engineering and development teams consistently produce new improvements and innovations that increase production speeds, save materials and increase consumer appeal… all the while maximizing our customers’ productivity and profitability. With roots going back over 147 years, the history of Stolle reads like a Who’s Who of the can machinery industry.
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http://www.stollemachinery.com
External link for Stolle Machinery Company LLC
- Industry
- Machinery Manufacturing
- Company size
- 501-1,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Centennial, CO
- Type
- Privately Held
- Specialties
- Can and end production machinery and Complete canmaking and endmaking lines
Locations
Employees at Stolle Machinery Company LLC
Updates
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At Latamcan 2024 in Buenos Aires last week, Stolle Senior Vice President Chris McAlpine participated in a live podcast put on by The Metal Packager, and he provided some valuable insight on the state and future of the international canmaking industry. This one-hour podcast can be viewed at https://lnkd.in/ex9WRn7e
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We're in! Stolle Machinery Altham is excited to announce that we have signed up for the Corporate Challenge 2024, in support of Pendleside Hospice! We will be hosting our Charity Golf Day again this year and have committed to walking the Yorkshire Three Peaks later in the year. Please check back to discover additional fundraising initiative activities we undertake throughout the challenge. The Social Committee
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Stolle will have a significant presence at Latamcan 2024 in Buenos Aries which begins tomorrow (Wednesday), which is the premier tradeshow for the canmaking industry in Latin America. A sizeable contingent of Stolle Brazil managers will be in attendance to meet with customers and prospects, as well as Vice Presidents Chris McAlpine and Chris Zagrodnichek from Stolle Centennial. Tadeu Figueiredo, Stolle’s Global Tooling Manager, will be giving a presentation entitled “A new look at Stolle’s tooling manufacturing and global supply” at 12:30 p.m. on Thursday April 18th in the 2-piece can presentation room. Also, Chris McAlpine will be a panelist on a live audience podcast put on by The Metal Packager on April 18th from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. (see below)
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We enjoyed our meeting with our parent company about important CSR initiatives and we look forward to partnering together on sustainability and Social Responsibility.
Recently, we had a meeting with our group company, Stolle Machinery Company. The main themes of this meeting were sustainability and public relations. We had a deep discussion on these topics and by sharing each other's perspectives, we were able to build a stronger partnership. We look forward to deepening our collaborative relationship with Stolle Machinery and advancing our efforts in sustainability and public relations together. #StolleMachinery #Sustainability #PublicRelations #Partnership
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Stolle Machinery’s Sidney Assembly Plant participated in Manufacturing Week (Friday October 6th – Friday October 13th), hosting approximately 60 students from Upper Valley Career Center’s Precision Machining and Electrical classes on Tuesday October 10th. Students learned about Stolle Machinery’s history, what we do, our locations across the U.S. and around the world, how many employees we have, and the types of jobs that exist at Stolle. They also received information on the compensation and benefits that can be earned by being a part of the Stolle team. Students toured the Sidney Assembly facility to get hands on exposure to the Stolle work environment, the machines and equipment we utilize to build our can and end making machines. They had the opportunity to speak with members of the Stolle team about their experiences and what a career in manufacturing can provide. Stolle Sidney’s Pre-Apprentice program partners with the UVCC, providing students with co-op opportunities to further develop their skills and knowledge in a real manufacturing environment. Students from UVCC were presented with a Stolle Machinery banner to hang in their machining lab. The goal of the Stolle Pre-Apprentice program is to provide opportunities for students and schools across the Miami Valley to continue their education and provide potential employment opportunities post high school.
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