A-B-C Packaging Machine Corp.: Case flap relaxer

A-B-C’s Model 36C flap memory relaxer eliminates flap pop-up during palletizing, assisting container manufacturers that ship in unsealed reshipper cases, and packagers that close packed cases for warehousing, but require the flexibility to reopen the flaps to assemble specialty packs.

A-B-C Packaging Machine Corp.

Jan 6, 2009

Contoured cast-aluminum flap folders fold the major flaps, then the top scores are spray-moistened to reduce the flap score memory and are creased by multiple score crimping wheels. The use of cool water for flap conditioning eliminates the risks and high energy costs associated with steam-operated flap conditioners. The 36C is compact and easily adjustable.

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