Pearson Packaging Systems: Case erector

Pearson’s new Model R350 Case Erector features a low-level, ergonomically designed magazine for easy loading. Magazine is compact, yet provides capacity for 200 case blanks.

Pearson Packaging Systems

Aug 31, 2004

Vertical picking and feeding with horizontal rollers is said to improve feeding at all speeds, resulting in higher operating ability. Machine operates on 1 column of blanks while the operator loads a new column. The R350 machines operates at speeds to 35 cases/min within a footprint of 81 sq’ and features stainless-steel construction, fast, tool-less changeover, and hot melt glue or p-s tape bottom sealing. Ideal for food and pharmaceutical applications.

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