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Eton Systems was born in the Garment industry. The first system was installed not far from our headquarters in Gånghester, Sweden.

The Opta System is designed to provide maximum value for the Garment industry. Producing garments have differing challenges from other industries. And we know what it takes to maintain a highly productive and efficient Garment production.

Jerker Krabbe has been appointed as the new CEO of Eton Systems, a leading company in intelligent overhead conveyor systems. With experience of successfully developing organisations undergoing change, Jerker Krabbe will now lead the Eton Systems Group on its continued expansion. He will assume his new position in January 2021.

On the 19th of November Eton Systems had the pleasure to attend Cantarelli Fashion Week and join in the festivities. Thank you for having us, we had a fantastic evening!

This is an excellent example of the benefits of using an Eton System. Willams-Sonoma furniture production runs over 1300 units a day. Our smart material handling solution helps them to improve the efficiency of their process and the quality of their product. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

Thanks to everyone for making this year’s Hannovermesse a big success!

Stitch World magazine in India published the story of Eton Systems in their latest issue, and so the history of the company will reach an even greater audience.

It was developed for the purpose of saving time in the shirt factory. Today the smart handling and transporting system from Borås has spread to other industries. The car industry is one of many who have seen the benefits from the system.

Mascot’s activities at the company’s facility in Vietnam have been so successful that the number of staff will now be doubled. At the same time, a fully automatic trans-port system has been installed between the seamstresses and it is expected to significantly optimise the efficiency.

Estonian textile manufacturer Wendre has opened a new factory in Pärnu. Eton Systems provided the transportation systems. The Eton system, consisting of 70 workstations, is able to handle heavy and bulky products and cope with big production quantities.