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The latest videos from Packaging World
Case packing robot plus a dual robot for soft-serve yogurt franchises
A dual robot for soft-serve yogurt was one of the highlights at Yaskawa Motoman's Pack Expo booth, but also featured was a compact, cost-effective case packaging robot.
December 4, 2012
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How to optimize case packing and sealing
The 2252 Flex E Pak system from Wexxar Bel helps you combine the right case former with the right product delivery and packaging solution all teamed up with the best case sealer for the application.
December 4, 2012
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Vision interface eliminates separate PC
Stephan Stricker, Product Manager for B&R Industrial Automation, demonstrates the B&R Cognex Camera integrated system.
December 4, 2012
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Linear motor cuts TCO on packaging machines
From Linmot comes a linear servo motor that is especially suitable for packaging machinery manufacturers working to combine linear and rotary motion.
December 4, 2012
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Nestlé demonstrates power of OMAC
Nestlé showed how standards like PackML increase the productivity and innovation of packaging lines.
December 4, 2012
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Laser printing of tubes
New technology from Domino makes it possible to laser print two sides of a tube at one time.
December 4, 2012
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Robotic case packer for 14,000 bottles/hr
The Robomax 200 from Italproject, which is capable of case packing 14,000 bottles/hr, uses a specially designed feedscrew principle and an ABB robot.
December 4, 2012
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Mediseal demonstrates pharma stick pack machine
Koerber Medipak’s Mediseal group produces customized, flexible sachet and stick pack machines, sideload cartoners and blister machines. All use B&R control systems to deliver flexible servo-driven modules customized to user requirements.
December 3, 2012
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Modular Packaging Systems integrates slat fillers, packing lines
Beyond its signature Model 7220 slat fillers, Modular Packaging Systems provides integrated packaging lines for pharmaceutical users, incorporating line monitoring, OEE, and CFR 21 Part 11, camera and printer interfaces – all through its standard B&R automation platform.
December 3, 2012
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Seidenader innovates with serialization
Thought you needed two or three computers to perform serialization functions on a packaging line? Seidenader, a subsidiary of Koerber Medipak, has teamed with B&R Industrial Automation to implement its serialization software on a single industrial hardened PC and touch panel with integrated soft PLC, I/O, vision interface capabilities and global support.
December 3, 2012
Kinsley debuts swing divider with stacked screws
Need to divide into 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 lanes? It’s no problem with Kinsley’s new swing divider. Dual-drive servos and controls from B&R make it easy to set up, compact, flexible and maintainable. It can fill on demand to equipment running at different speeds, it can turn containers, and can be used with single or stacked timing screws for unstable containers.
December 3, 2012
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TopTier’s Downstacker uses advanced drive technology
New Downstacker series palletizers from TopTier support from 11 to 30 high performance drives to maximize performance. The control technology, from B&R Industrial Automation, has reduced wiring, simplified startup and maintenance.
December 3, 2012
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Dividella pharma cartoner runs 80 to 240 cartons per minute
Using a hundred servo axes, the reconfigurable, GMP design, modular Dividella cartoner from Koerber Medipak provides rapid changeover, recipe management, data access, detailed diagnostics, and simplified parameterization instead of programming, all from a graphical HMI. The control system from B&R features a unified software and hardware platform and is housed underneath the machine frame, minimizing footprint. Interfaces for vision and coding systems simplify integration.
December 3, 2012
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High speed shrink bundler from Cermex
VersaFilm shrink bundler reduces the need for corrugated material and achieves 1,000 bottle per minute throughputs with over 98% efficiency, using a new B&R automation platform. User friendly screen helps operators and technicians access information to maximize uptime.
December 3, 2012
Dura-Pack scales deliver uncompromising value
Dura-Pack’s family of net linear scales uses a new B&R automation platform that retains the functionalities of a high end control system with the economies of a micro PLC -- while simplifying operation, adding remote connectivity and diagnostics, and replacing pneumatics with precise stepper/servo control.
December 3, 2012
Package Machinery servo overwrapper interacts with operator
Package Machinery Company exhibited a 6-axis servo-driven overwrapper with a B&R control system that includes a 10-inch touch panel providing operational controls, safety, diagnostics, temperature, changeover videos, status, and even a complete machine manual.
December 3, 2012
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Z-Italia roll-fed labeler is first with safe motion
Z-Italia believes theirs is the only existing labeling machine featuring safe motion, a unique capability provided by B&R networked safety technology. The roll-fed rotary labeler also features ergonomic reel loading, servo unwind for optimum tension control, and the ability to run a wide range of labeling materials. A linear tensioner provides constant control regardless of speed or material characteristics. Servo control of turret rotation eliminates 50% of wear-prone mechanical components, therefore reducing maintenance by 50% compared to non-servo designs.
December 3, 2012
Weiler Labeling sees great potential in multi-touch panels
Weiler Labeling displayed B&R’s latest multi-touch panel technology, finding that it can perform more than traditional HMI tasks. They are highlighting their serialization capabilities, running instructional videos and presenting an interactive survey. Weiler sees the value of B&R touch panels to integrate vision, coding, runtime PC and various customized functionalities to support evolving requirements for labeling and serialization.
December 3, 2012
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