IN PROFILE
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or over 60 years, Belvac has been a leading supplier of metal container manufacturing solutions,
consistently driving technological breakthroughs that have reshaped the industry. Belvac’s distinguished heritage is marked by revolutionary enhancements in processing speeds and innovative technology, transforming the global can and bottle making industry. As a single-source solution provider, Belvac offers a comprehensive range of proven equipment and machinery for metal cans, bottles, food and aerosol lines.
INTEGRATION EXPERTISE Belvac’s Integration approach combines unparalleled expertise in high-speed can and bottle manufacturing solutions with advanced equipment and support system arrangements, exceptional technical knowledge, and comprehensive training to deliver a holistic package that optimizes manufacturing layouts for maximized production efficiency. Utilising the latest advanced technologies in manufacturing equipment, conveyance systems, and production line design, our skilled Integration Team—comprised of engineers, project managers, and technical experts— integrates Belvac’s proven technology into the production line to ensure optimal throughput. This precision not only fosters high levels of operational efficiency and significantly reduces spoilage rates but also optimizes sustainability, ultimately providing customers with advanced, eco-friendly can making solutions.
CONTAINER AND TOOLING
DESIGN SERVICES Belvac’s Integration Solutions are supported by Container Engineering Services (CES), enabling the design, testing, and creation of distinguished products tailored to customer’s specifications. Additionally, these services support downgauging for existing can designs, coupling this with Belvac’s tooling design and manufacturing capabilities results in a comprehensive suite of solutions. With Belvac’s fully operational on-site can making pilot line, market samples can be produced and rigorously tested, ensuring superior container performance.
INVESTING IN THE INDUSTRY Since its inception in the 1960s, Belvac has played a pivotal role in advancing the can making industry. From introducing necking technology which was utilized by many of the original can making plants to Belvac’s advanced trimming machines, this technology has helped increase operational efficiencies around the world. Belvac’s commitment to the metal packaging sector has been unwavering, with continuous investments aimed at enhancing efficiencies, increasing speeds, and reducing spoilage rates. In today’s rapidly evolving industry landscape, Belvac remains at the forefront of technological innovation, offering cutting-edge manufacturing solutions that will drive the industry forward for decades to come. Focusing on excellence and customer satisfaction, Belvac is dedicated to setting new benchmarks and reaffirming its position as a trusted partner for companies seeking advanced and sustainable manufacturing solutions. In 2023, ARC Pacific joined the Belvac
family, expanding the product portfolio to offer environmentally conscious Can Washers, Dry-off, Pin, and Internal Bake Ovens. ARC Pacific has distinguished itself in the industry through innovative Oven and Washing technologies with distinctive manufacturing capabilities and energy- efficient platforms aimed at reducing CO2 emissions and mitigating pollutants. Expanding on the industry leading necking
technology, Belvac introduced its latest model of Necker, the Servo Belvac Necker. Continuously operating up to 3,600cpm, it utilises advanced servo motor control, allowing for every turret to be rotationally independent. The Servo Belvac Necker uses up to 15% less electrical consumption compared to the standard motor and gearbox configuration on a traditional Necker. The independent turret rotation is ideal for quickly
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resolving can jam situations, facilitating faster resetting and synchronization, which in turn increases efficiency. Belvac also enhanced the capabilities of the Bottle Can Manufacturing System to produce an integrated Carrier Ring on aluminum D&I bottles. By employing the same transport system as PET bottles, Belvac’s Carrier Ring Bottle enables brands to run PET or aluminum D&I Bottles on existing bottling lines. This initiative aims to offer brands an eco-friendly, cost- effective packaging alternative as a direct replacement for PET bottles while also allowing canmakers to diversify their manufacturing capabilities and compete with other resealable platforms. Developing a comprehensive Kits and
Upgrades program for Rutherford-style Decorators, Belvac has targeted critical assemblies aiming to help customers reduce machine downtime, spoilage, and energy consumption while optimising print results. Key assemblies include the Infeed, Spindle Disk, Vacuum and Air Drum, Printing Sleeves, Over Varnish Unit, and the Transfer Disk, enhancing the longevity and efficiency of your Decorator. Belvac also offers an Inker Rebuild program to the Brazilian market and provides inker rebuild and maintenance kits to the broader global market.
GLOBAL TRAINING, SERVICE AND MACHINERY SUPPORT Recognizing the value of knowledge sharing, Belvac places a strong emphasis on comprehensive training programs tailored to enhance the success of both their machinery and your operations. These customized training programs can be conducted on-site at customer facilities or at select Belvac locations, blending classroom instruction with hands-on practical sessions to equip your team with essential skills for success. Belvac’s commitment to exceptional
service extends beyond machine delivery, encompassing a range of global service solutions tailored to your specific needs. Customised Training Programs, Retrofit and Rebuild Programs, and Spare Part Programs are designed to ensure optimal machine performance. With service engineers and part depots strategically located worldwide, seasoned technicians stand ready to assist with all your service requirements.
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