Haver & Boecker and Hosokawa Alpine create NEXOPART

The joint venture company NEXOPART manage know all laboratory-relevant products of Haver & Boecker and Hosokawa Alpine under one roof. NEXOPART will be created with 50 percent each from the two renowned parent companies.

The air jet sieve from Hosokawa Alpine stands for the analysis of very fine powders and completes the conventional sieve analysis from Haver & Boecker. Thus, NEXOPART offers a coherently interlocking product portfolio for the field of particle analysis from a single source.

Two strong partners. One new brand.

"Our goal is to inspire our customers with precision, simplicity and quality. In doing so, our focus is always on the customer," says Markus Schönwetter, Product Manager LAB at Hosokawa Alpine and soon to be Technical Manager at NEXOPART.

Frank General, future Managing Director of NEXOPART GmbH, further underlines this: "The parent companies are giving something very, very important to the new company: And that is the team, the employees, who have also worked for these product areas up to now."

Focus on seamless customer experience

Through the merger, NEXOPART will bundle all processes and the entire product portfolio under one roof. In addition to faster delivery times, this also results in better product availability. This is a great advantage for ordering test sieves in particular.

By bundling the entire product portfolio, NEXOPART will be able to react promptly to questions or problems and, if necessary, immediately put you in touch with the right contact person. This results in perfect service for the customer.

The product design will initially still be presented as usual and will be adapted to the new brand step by step. The products already bear the name NEXOPART.

Meaning of the brand name NEXOPART

The name NEXOPART tells the brand story in its shortest form: breaking new ground in particle analysis. Innovative solutions are to set the standards for the next era of work in the powder laboratory. Thus, NEXOPART stands for the "next generation" in the field of particle analysis.