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Filling, tube |
A video from Marchesini follows the start to finish process of filling tablets into rigid tubes. The innovative MT1000 filling machine offers many operational advantages and reaches a maximum speed of 1,000 tablets and/or 100 rigid tubes per minute.
The Nordenmatic 2002S/Nordenpac 2002S filling and cartoning line from Norden combines both modern design and state-of-the-art technology to provide secure and efficient production.
OPI makes short work of increased product demand with the addition of a tube-filling line and a new monobloc filler/capper with a unique bottle-feeding system.
Kao ‘K.O.s’ labor cost inefficiencies, while improving production rates.
At PMMI Partners in Packaging event, packaging machinery automation supplier ELAU presents examples of innovative packages and the machines that made them commercially viable.
The Eastern Equipment Committee’s revamped annual forum features such notables as Changeover.com expert John Henry, mechatronic machinery developer Norden Pac and packaging automation innovator ELAU.
By hitching its wagon to that increasingly bright star called servo technology, P&G gains flexibility, increased capacity, and better utilization of equipment assets.
At an exclusive off-Rush Street venue, Europe’s packaging automation leader thanked a hundred ELAU customers for helping them achieve critical mass in North America.
IWKA PacSystems offers the first of a new series of IWK blister packing machines, the advanced BP Series, which are automated with ELAU’s PacDrive automation system.
ProSys offers its RT60 Servo Driven Squeeze Tube Filler, now with improved flexibility, reliability, and increased speeds, company says.
At its June 16-17 open house, IWK PacSystems will demonstrate the first of a new series of IWK blister packing machines, the advanced BP Series, which are automated with ELAU’s PacDrive automation system.
The dual-head ProSys ProTrac 220 High-Speed Tube Filler for plastic, laminate, or aluminum squeeze tubes uses a racetrack configuration and servos to speed production for the cosmetic, pharmaceutical, and adhesive industries.
In Europe, not all toothpaste tubes come in cartons – to reduce packaging material usage, more tubes are now being tray packed and shrink wrapped for use as point-of-sale display packs.
The line, from Marchesini Group, can handle both metal and PE/laminated squeezable tubes and is suitable for cosmetic and pharmaceutical products.
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