Automated Packaging Systems: Pillow separator

Automated Packaging Systems has introduced its new AirPouch pillow separator, designed to work with the AirPouch Express 3™ void-fill protective packaging system; unit increases productivity by automatically dispensing just the right amount of pillows for faster packing.

Automated Packaging Systems

Oct 26, 2015

Pillow separator

The system includes an operator-friendly HMI control panel to pre-set the desired amount of pillows needed. The system automatically counts and separates void-fill air pillows that are inflated on demand. This allows the operator to focus on packing instead of counting, which improves yield while reducing fatigue and human error. It runs at speeds up to 200 ft/min and is designed for high-volume packing operations.

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