AB 255 OneStep™
Standard Features
Proven AB 255 Wide Bagger and PI 412c Printer Platforms
AutoTouch™ Control Screen accesses operator tutorials, help system, on-board diagnostics, data retrieval, and performance monitoring
On-board memory and PI 412c remote keypad to store job data for recall at a later time
Modular E-Box and Valve Packs ensure maximum uptime
Powered Unwind System for positive bag-web control provides accurate bag positioning for inline printing and loading
Simple mechanical height adjustment and casters for operator comfort and portability
Product Load Shelf to support heavier products
Standard Footswitch to cycle bagger.
Options
Available in horizontal or vertical configurations Handheld or tabletop bar code scanner Stand-alone keyboard PI 412c Universal Printer Interface Dual optical palm switches Range of infeed funnels Custom conveying equipment Seal flatteners Spare parts kits
Custom Engineering & Integration design and support.
Mechanical Features
PI 412c printer head is positioned directly over the bag to be loaded, eliminating product queues and separate labelling operations.
Tilt-back printer enables fast and easy maintenance and is system- matched for highest quality using genuine AutoLabel™ Thermal Transfer Ribbon.
Powered Unwind System provides web alignment and tension control for consistent film delivery to product load station.
Technical Specifications Weight
167 kg
Electrical 110/220 VAC; 50-60 Hz Approvals CE
Air Feed
5 CFM/80 psi of clean, dry air
Pass-Through 120 mm to 150 mm Bag Thickness 35 to 100 micron
Bag Sizes W100mm to 400 mm L140 to 660mm* *With 25mm seal point
1130mm
1190mm
930 to 1210mm
1510mm
AutoTouch Control Screen
Provides fast and easy access to job storage and recall, system diagnostics, and productivity data
Modular Valve Pack
A pneumatic control system designed for productivity, reliability and fast addition or replacement of individual valves
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