Reel & Roll Handling Packline reduces manual handling
Packline Materials Handling has begun production of its new three inch fully powered vertical spindle attachment with upgraded electronics for handling rolls of film and foil.
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ew to Packline Materials Handling, the stainless bespoke fully powered vertical spindle attachment with upgraded electronics was designed to safely lift and rotate rolls of film and foil without the need for operator manual handling. Constructed from stainless steel, this roll handling solution is suitable for clean room high care environments such as those found in the food, drinks, pharmaceutical and medical industries.
The fully motorised 3-inch vertical spindle attachment was designed in response to a customer requirement in the food packaging industry to handle rolls in a confined space with no manual handling.
This lifting solution encompasses a fully powered vertical spindle lifting and rotating attachment. This attachment is fully motorised and provides powered drives for both the roll gripping and release as well as the roll rotation to and from the vertical to horizontal orientations. These drives are operated via a hand-held ‘pendant’ control which provides precise and easy operation.
The rolls are securely gripped by the core. This mechanism is fitted with a torque limiter so that the clamping rollers do not over or under tighten onto the reel. This feature enables the operator to lift and transport rolls with complete confidence.
This lifting solution features new high-tech, upgraded, programmable micro-electronics including a multi voltage control for the raising and lowering functions. Upgraded PCB control cards enable improved functionality, monitoring as well as digital controls and analysis.
The attachments enhanced design features include a greater load capacity, improved strength and durability which provides an easy and safe operation. It is entirely suitable for the food industry and other hygienic applications.
All Packline attachments are fully interchangeable and can be easily fitted or removed from any model of ‘Compac’ lifting machine that is fitted with the quick release system.
SPECIFICATIONS: O Lift capacity – 661lbs (300kgs). O Vertical spindle – 3-inch (76.2mm), 6-inch available on request.
O Multi voltage – 12, 24, 48 Volts.
This lifter is suitable for the food industry and other hygienic applications. The design offers impressive stability, strength, and durability and together these features combine to provide the transportation of the rolls with ease, confidence, and complete safety.
The attachment is backed up by a full bespoke design service ensuring the right solution can be made to suit most applications and requirements. These features combine to make quick, easy and simple transfers with minimal operator effort which means that the rolls can be handled surely and safely with minimum effort and complete confidence.
This attachment is manufactured from stainless steel which makes it entirely suitable for the food and pharmaceutical industries and other hygienic, clean room, high care applications. This stainless-steel roll lifting machine is suitable for use in the following industries: O Food O Drinks and beverages
O Dairy O Pharmaceutical
The purpose-designed compact framework, positioning of handlebars and addition of an optional remote-control device provide improved manoeuvrability and ease of use for the operator.
The small footprint makes this roll handling equipment highly manoeuvrable and a natural choice for today’s narrow production lines and demanding lifting requirements.
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O Medical O Chemical O FMCG (fast moving consumer goods) O Printing and labelling.
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October 2022
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