Cartoners are designed for 24-hours operation, seven days a week

These Cama high-speed cartoners from Harpak have been developed and improved during the years to create high-performance and reliable machines to be integrated in complete production lines for biscuits, cereals, powders, yoghurt, ready meals, ice creams etc.

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24/ Seven
Cama machines are designed and built for 24-hours operation, seven days a week.

Electronic Machines
Fully electronic machines driven by independent brushless motors mounted on the drive shafts.

Maintenance-friendly
Toothed belts for the transmission and motion system to reduce maintenance and to allow high production speeds.

User-friendly
Complete vision of the electronic/mechanical system motion and the products/packages flow;

Machines ergonomically designed with maximum accessibility through full height doors and easy entry system to all machine parts to obtain a machine really in conformity with the "TPM" specifications;

Operator's panel for easy machine control.

Easy use and quick size changing without tools and by means of hand-wheels; hygienic design for the food industry with low product retention and easily washable IP 65 stainless steel machines.

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