Kit-Veyor®
Improved packaging productivity in kit-making applications
Modular Kit-Veyor collating conveyors work in-line with Autobag or SidePouch™ packaging systems to keep your bagging operations moving at speeds as high as 60 bags a minute, depending upon the complexity of your packaging requirements.
The advanced Kit-Veyor design combines a sleek, lower profile with a servomotor drive to make product loading faster and easier than ever, with speed rates infinitely adjustable to match specific product loading requirements.
Mixed products are counted by any number of vibratory Accu-Count® counters, dispensed into Kit-Veyor buckets, and batched into bags, in custom-indexed profiles, for continuous or intermittent conveyance and packaging to suit particular kit-making requirements.
User Benefits
Fast: Assembles up to 60 mixed-parts bags per minute, depending on the complexity of your packaging operation
Modular: Combines with Autobag or SidePouch™ packaging systems, Accu-Count®
counters and AutoLabel imprinters for an
integrated total systems solution that groups and conveys products, collating them as kits into printed bags that are then heat-sealed
Flexible: Conveyance speeds are infinitely flexible, with custom indexing that enables continuous high-speed or intermittent packaging to meet specific kit-making requirements
Easy: Low profile facilitates loading, eliminating the need for a platform
Productive: Significantly reduces labour requirements, improving the profitability of kit-making applications
Compatible: Electronic interface coordinates speed with other in-line packaging components quickly and simply for integrated system performance at optimum speeds.
Typical Applications
Automotive & appliance parts Hardware & DIY Electrical & electronic Fasteners & connectors Plumbing & heating
Hobby & craft Jewellery & novelty items Cosmetics & beauty aids Disposable health care
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