Wayne Automation: Vertical case erector

See it at PACK EXPO International, Booth #S-3401! Wayne Automation will introduce the WMCE vertical case erector, tailored to those customers looking for an affordable, small footprint machine capable of running up to 20 cases/min.

Wayne Automation

Sep 6, 2016

Vertical case erector

The vertical case handling of this erector forms cases upright and discharges them on their bottoms. The machine can run RSC, HSC, and AFM carton styles.

The WMCE is an entirely mechanical motion, mechanically timed case former that is easy to operate and change over. Case squaring and glue compression is completed with mechanical cam and rotary devices. The compression mandrels include adjustable case squaring cams to guarantee uniformly square cases.

The machine features Allen-Bradley PLC controls with a color touchscreen HMI for an easy operator interface. The system is built on a rugged tubular steel frame and features a polycarbonate safety door system.

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