New BP802AR 350ST-VS: Cutting-edge technology for the packaging of stacked products

Adpak new BP802AR350STVS
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Always sensitive to the new needs of its customers and of the market in general, SMIPACK has decided to launch the BP802AR 350ST-VS model, a shrink wrapper with sealing bar and an integrated product stacker on progressive levels. This device offers numerous advantages in terms of saving resources thanks to the use of technical solutions adopted inspired by Industry 4.0 and the Internet of Things (IoT) principles.

Especially appropriate for end-of-line installations within plants in which cartoning or cup filling machines are installed, the BP802AR 350ST-VS model is available to satisfy production needs up to 120 products/minute, and is particularly suitable for operators in the frozen, ice cream and in general food sector.

The SMIPACK BP802AR 350ST-VS shrink wrapper autonomously manages loose products coming from the production line and, easily, quickly and with just a few movements of the electronic axes, arranges them in vertical stacks by means of an innovative stacking system controlled by servomotors.

After this smart process, the stacked products are packaged in film using the traditional packaging systems of the BP series which, like every machine designed by SMIPACK, allows a fast and easy format changeover.

Adpak new BP802AR350STVS

The new integrated stacking system used by SMIPACK is equipped with cutting-edge technology which guarantees a high productivity and contributes to obtaining a considerable improvement in line logistics, such as the reduction of the movements of the operators and of the handling equipment within the user’s plants.

Companies that operate in different sectors need to quickly adapt their production plants to new market demands and trends. Every day, more and more companies are trying to organize their internal processes to have the right mix between responsible use of resources, production efficiency and cutting-edge technology that the packaging industry requires.

This article was originally published by Adpak.

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