Multivac Inc: Tray sealer

The T400 Traysealer from Multivac (Kansas City, MO) is ideal for meat and poultry processors, giving them the ability to meet growing retail demand for extended-life, case-ready packaging.

MULTIVAC Group

Apr 30, 2002

Tray sealer combines speed and flexible output to produce up to 60 trays/min in a range of sizes. The automatic gas-flushing tray sealer accommodates trays made from a variety of materials including plastic, barrier foam, and paperboard. All heat-sealable lidding materials can be processed. T400 is equipped with photo registration for precision placement of register-printed lid films. A single-track configuration and modular design facilitates seamless integration with other packaging line components such as tray denesters, weigh-price labelers, and identification and pack-off systems.

MULTIVAC Group

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