Klockner Hansel Tevopharm USA: Slug wrapper

Klöckner Hänsel (Sarasota, FL) offers a servo-driven Pack-2000SC slug wrapper that operates at speeds to 150 slugs/minute. Designed for freestanding biscuits and crackers on edge, system can accommodate a wide range of sizes and tolerances.

Aug 31, 2000

It will be shown with a new high-speed Houdijk continuous-motion loader, which forms and builds slugs from the baking line. Loader keeps product weight within tight tolerances. A weight signal from the checkweigher can be sent back to the loader, which automatically changes the count of biscuits/crackers while the machine is running.

Klockner Hansel Tevopharm USA

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