PDC International Corp.: Steam tunnel

PDC International Corporation’s steam tunnel provides flexibility in speed, container shape and label material.

Nov 19, 2007

The KST 55-710 steam tunnel has adjustments for steam volume, flow and nozzle position in a compact design. The system provides precise shrinking of shrink sleeve labels at slow to moderate speeds, allowing precise application of steam to specific points on the package. Containers can be filled or empty, and virtually any shape, including round, oval and square packages. PVC, PETG, OPS and PLA films, in gauges as thin as 40 micron, are compatible.

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