Convenience Food Systems: Convenience Food Systems: Versatile food packager

The Tiromat Powerpak from Convenience Food Systems (Avon, MA) makes standard flexible vacuum packages, rigid conventional gas-flushed packages and skin packs.

Apr 30, 1999

The machine also makes what the manufacturer calls "stretch packages," which have the look of typical overwrapped supermarket packages, yet in fact are gas-flushed barrier packs yielding extended shelf life and leak-proof packs. Speeds to 15 cycles/min. Changeover from one package style or size to the next is achieved in minutes with no tools required.

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