Cermex Inc: Servo-driven case erector

To meet demand for higher case output due to smaller case collation,

Sep 5, 2007

Cermex has developed the Case Erector F388 machine. Differing from the conventional case erector, the F388’s main features include servo motors, case pressing, case transfer, and case extractor framing. The single unit runs at speeds to 50 cases/min and features 2-time case forming, limitless case formats, direct access to servo drive parameters via HMI, and noise reduction by elimination of pneumatics. Also available with 20% reduction in height of case erector and case magazine to increase machine access and ease case loading of magazine to 31/2’H.

Phone: 678/221-3570

www.cermexinc.com

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