Due to the corona crisis, elasto \u2013 better known as a specialist for promotional and promotion products \u2013 is expanding its own production in Sulzbach-Rosenberg to include a variety of protective products. As in many other industries, COVID-19 has severely impacted the promotional product specialist’s business. “The corona crisis is a double challenge for me as head of the company on the one hand and as chairman of THW Ortsverband Lauf- N\u00fcrnberger Land on the other. Every day there are new reports and circumstances that present us with completely new challenges that have to be mastered,” says Marcus Sperber, Managing Director of elasto form KG. With its own plastics production in Germany, elasto has a decisive advantage over companies that rely exclusively on import business from the Far East. In-house production ensures short production and delivery times, the highest quality standards, and uncomplicated order processing.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Undisputed quality \u2013 range expanded daily<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n What used to be reusable coffee cups, drinking bottles, storage cans and shopping trolley tokens are now protective goggles, masks, hygiene boxes and bottles with and without disinfectant. “As a medium-sized company, we want to make our contribution and actively participate in the fight against corona. We are now able to produce up to 12,000 pairs of protective goggles per day,” says Marcus Sperber. “The demand for our bottles with and without disinfectant and the hygiene boxes with disposable gloves, cleaning cloths and the like is also very high. And we are doing our utmost to meet the requests with our usual reliability.” Mouth-nose protection (MNS) and coronavirus pandemic respiratory protection masks (CPA) meet the requirements of the corona rapid test procedure in accordance with the testing principle for corona SARS-Cov-2 pandemic respiratory protection masks. In addition to plastic products, the Sulzbach-Rosenberg-based company is also working flat out to produce FFP2 and FFP3 masks itself. The machines have been purchased and an output of 20,000 masks per week is planned from the end of April.<\/p>\n\n\n\n