Fully automated case erector runs variety of case sizes

Wayne Automation Corporation (Booth #S-3305) will premier its new case erector at PACK EXPO International 2018.

Oct 16, 2018

Wayne Automation

The WLRV-CE case erector is a vertical case erecting/discharging machine capable of processing cases of varied size using an intermittent motion system. Capability ranges from 6 inches x 6 inches x 4 inches to 24.5 inches x 20 inches x 18 inches and the system can erect both right– and left–handed cases. Customers utilizing the WLRV-CE have seen increased production efficiency and a lower cost of ownership.

- From PMMI What’s New Reel

Wayne Automation

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