KHS USA: Packaging and palletizing solution

KHS Kisters offers its Innopack Packcell, a highly flexible and cost-effective packing and palletizing solution without buffer segments. Machine can form shrink packs, apply handles to the shrink packs, and then distribute and palletize the shrink packs.

KHS GmbH

Aug 31, 2005

Machine is suitable for the beverage, food, and non-food industries. If needed, function modules for processing additional packaging units such as tray-shrink, tray, pad, and wrap-around packaging can be integrated into the concept. One feature of the machine is that it is a blocked solution with individual machines as functional modules. Buffer segments are no longer necessary between these functional modules. Company says this feature results in space savings of nearly 10%.

KHS GmbH

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