Wexxar Packaging Inc, a division of Pro Mach: Wexxar Packaging Inc, a division of Pro Mach: Automatic case formers

From Wexxar Packaging, a div. of Pro Mach, comes the new WF series of fully automatic case formers, featuring a new case squaring system and an enhanced pin & dome system that together ensure accurate forming and easy handling of common corrugated box imperfections.

Axon

Jan 11, 2007

The WF20 and WF30 operate at 20 cases/min and 30 cases/min, respectively, both models accommodate a variety of case sizes and are easily adjustable. Both are available for tape or hot-melt glue forming, and feature a color-coded tactile guide, easy adjustments, and a tilt-out tape head for the tape version, allowing for easy set-up and tool-less changeover in just minutes.

Phone: 604/930-9300

www.wexxar.com

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