Dry filling

Demonstrating in-line dry-filling of rigid containers up to 120/min
 Video | March 9, 2011

Demonstrating in-line dry-filling of rigid containers up to 120/min

Video from Spee-Dee demonstrates multi-lane, multi-auger in-line filling system that achieves high speeds without sacrificing floor space. Timing screws rapidly orient rigid containers into two lanes, where they are efficiently filled at a combined rate of 120/minute by a pair of Spee-Dee® servo auger fillers, and recombined into a single lane.
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Video demo shows tool-less changeover for servo-driven rotary auger filler
 Video | March 9, 2011

Video demo shows tool-less changeover for servo-driven rotary auger filler

Spee-Dee's Rotary Auger Filler is designed to accurately fill a broad cross section of products, such as spices, non-dairy creamers, coffee and cornstarch, into a variety of bottles and other rigid containers at rates of 100 to 400 units per minute.
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Detergents
Package Case Study
| March 2, 2011

P&G's new compacted detergents to save 22M pounds of packaging annually

Procter & Gamble compacts its powder laundry detergents to one-third the size, debuting new Tide and Gain products in Target stores.
Supplier News
| February 17, 2011

Spee-Dee forms alliance with international distributor Selo UK

James P. Navin, President of Spee-Dee® Packaging Machinery, Inc., has announced that an agreement has been formed with Selo UK Ltd. to distribute and service Spee-Dee equipment throughout the United Kingdom and Ireland.  
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Feature Article
| February 15, 2011

Toward improved heat-seal performance

If you've signed on to a solid approach, your packages are being sealed and delivered with good consistency.
Machine Product Brief
| January 3, 2011

Direct lift drum dumper

Material Transfer’s 180° Rotation Drum Dumper accepts 55 gallon drums of non-free flowing powders, and discharges the contents into a vibratory feeder at 83 in. above floor level.
Machine Product Brief
| November 17, 2010

Innovative Air Packer System

 The Model A Valve Bag Packers are pneumatic aeration packers designed specifically for powders and powder mixes, such as flour, cement, and chemicals, although they effectively handle granular materials too.
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Machine Product Brief
| November 17, 2010

TRU Seal ultrasonic valve bag sealer

Taylor Products, division of Magnum Systems, announces the release of the TRU Seal ultrasonic valve bag sealer.
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Machine Product Brief
| November 17, 2010

V3400 vertical form fill seal machine

Taylor Products, a division of Magnum Systems, is pleased to announce the release of the V3400 vertical form fill seal machine into the V-LINE family of products.
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Machine Product Brief
| November 16, 2010

V1200 vertical form fill seal machine

Taylor Products, a division of Magnum Systems, is pleased to announce the release of the V1200 vertical form fill seal machine into the V-LINE family of products.
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