Parsons-Eagle Packaging Systems: Form/fill/seal machine

Parsons-Eagle Packaging Systems’ Phaser XP Vertical Form/Fill/Seal machine combines operational simplicity with high performance and reliability at a minimal investment.

Parsons-Eagle Packaging Systems

Aug 13, 2007

The Phaser XP produces pillow, gusseted or flat-bottom packages from 2 inches to 13 inches in width and 3 inches to 15 inches in length at speeds in excess of 60 packages per minute. Features include color touch screen control, quick-thread film path and an open architecture construction for ease of changeover and maintenance. The Phaser XP will be introduced at Pack Expo Las Vegas 2007.

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