SIM® Automation

Specialist in machines for medical technology

and pharmaceutical industry.

SIM Automation implement individual solutions for assembly and testing processes and build reliable, innovative SIM feeding systems.

We have a clean room (Class C / ISO Class 7) for assembling plants and commissioning for the medical engineering and pharmaceuticals industry and implement quality and validation standards.


We Build:

- assembly plants

- feeding and sorting systems

- inspection systems

- laser labeling


Our Competence:

Automation of manufacturing processes

- handling, testing, mounting

- feeding, sorting, providing etc.

- sim service

   •spare parts service

   •customer service

Assembly and testing systems for medical technology implemented by us:


  • Fiber and flat membrane filters

  • Syringe and infusion systems

  • Tablet magazine and packaging

  • Heart attack tester / rapid blood test

  • Sterile sealing caps / membrane sealing systems

  • Assemblies for inhalers

  • Surgical disposable razor

Test and inspection lines for


  • Pacemaker

  • Dialysis filter

Contact Us

SIM Automation GmbH
Liesebühl 20
37308 Heilbad Heiligenstadt
Germany

Phone: +49 3606 690-0
Fax: +49 3606 690-370
E-Mail: info@sim-automation.de

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