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Uhlmann Packaging Systems: Case packer and palletizer

An end-of-line case packer and palletizer handles 265 bottles/min or 300 cartons/min.

Uhlmann Packaging Systems: Case packer and palletizer
An end-of-line case packer and palletizer handles 265 bottles/min or 300 cartons/min.

Uhlmann Packaging Systems LP has introduced a new Case Packaging Center 10 (CPC 10), an end-of-line unit that combines its top-loading Case Packer E 4010t with its Palletizer P5010.

The CPC 10 can handle single or bundled bottles and cartons; its maximum output is 265 bottles/min or 300 cartons/min, dispatched in 10 cases at a maximum weight of 25 g each.The machine can run 10 pallet cycles/min.

The CPC 10 features user-friendly technology and a small footprint. The machine’s modular configuration and innovative combination allow it to be adjusted quickly and easily while ensuring a high standard of process reliability and flexibility—all in a unit that is less than seven meters long.

Following are additional details on the two machines that make up the CPC 10, both of which are available separately:

• Uhlmann’s Case Packer E 4010t uses a top-loading principle allowing for reliable and gentle placement of bundles, single cartons, or single bottles into packaging cases. The case packer is fitted with an intuitive touchscreen control system. Integration of camera inspection, label application, and printing systems is optional.

• Uhlmann’s Palletizer P 5010 loads packaged products onto pallets.Its GMP-compliant concept is geared to maximum compatibility and flexible adaptability to customer requirements, as well as optimum performance and comfort.An adapter head takes filled dispatch cases, bundles, open trays, display packs, or shrink-wrapped bottle bundles from the feed conveyer and places them onto empty pallets.

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