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PAC Machinery to Exhibit New Flow Wrapper, Sustainable Materials at PACK EXPO Las Vegas

See it at PACK EXPO Las Vegas, Booth #C-2418! PAC Machinery will exhibit automatic baggers, shrink wrappers, flow wrappers, vacuum sealers, bag sealers, and a large variety of bags and materials, including new sustainable packaging options.

PAC Machinery will debut the FW 650SI + Labeler (shown). This servo-driven flow wrapper is for feeding soft or delicate products at high speed of up to 80 packs/min. It comes standard with a belted infeed conveyor and can accommodate products up to 12 in. wide or 8 in. in height. The 650SI will be operating with the new curbside recyclable paper for the first time at this show.

“We are excited to show our FW 650SI servo box motion inverted flow wrapper that makes bags to product length at high speed (up to 80 cycles/min) with our new curbside, recyclable paper,” said Greg Berguig, VP, PAC Machinery. “This wrapper can accommodate products up to 12 in. wide or 8 in. high, can print directly on the package or on a label with the thermal transfer printer, and is ideal for apparel and other soft, delicate products packaged with a continuous motion in our new sustainable paper packaging,” Berguig said.

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