Tripack: Tamper evident banding system

The SPC-300 System from Tripack uses a 360 degree shrink band support system to apply large layflat shrink bands to round and rectangular shaped containers at speeds up to 200 ppm.

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Jul 2, 2012

Originally built for the dairy industry to apply tamper evident neck bands onto ice cream tubs, the SPC-300 positions film around the lid of any shape such as salad and produce trays, candy, and bakery tubs. For tubs without a supporting "shoulder", the system is ensures the placement of the applied shrink band around the lid. Product always maintains linear flow, and a carrier plate support system wraps around each container. This moving carrier plate system is in sync with product flow, providing a positive, moving shelf for the band to rest, ensuring zero drag.

Additional features and benefits include: Allen Bradley system control; complete safety guarding package; multi-blade, pivot cutting assembly; heat shrink tunnel; stainless-steel construction; runs 2-mil (0.05) gauge roll stock.

Options include: caustic wash-down design; vertical perforating; film turn assembly; static reducer.

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