Columbia Machine: Stainless-steel palletizer

The new stainless steel FL10 floor-level palletizer from Columbia Machine is specifically engineered for clean, washdown packaging environments in food, pharmaceutical, and other industries.

Columbia Machine, Inc.

May 31, 2005

Palletizer’s use of corrosion-resistant materials—such as stainless-steel frame and rollers, and washdown-duty bearings, motors and gearboxes—ensures exceptional hygiene safety. The open-frame design also features a small footprint and runs at speeds to 10 cases/min. Ideal for moderate-speed production line applications, FL10 comes with easy-to-run, preprogrammed stacking patterns.

Columbia Machine, Inc.

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