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Sustainable effi ciency: Innovative machines for high-performance primary and secondary packaging from a single source “Theegarten-Pactec is
t the interpack, Theegarten-Pactec will present its latest fl agship: the newly developed CHS. After successful industrial testing, the machine was further developed and is now able to process chocolate products at a speed of 1,800 products per
minute. Its maximum fl exibility is demonstrated by a quick changeover between nine different folding types. Thanks to integrated mounting devices and reproducible settings for product and material guidance, the required folding types can easily and quickly be retrofi tted – regardless of the original confi guration of the CHS at the time of purchase. Thus, customers can sustainably save extra fl oor space for additional machines and energy expenditure for their operation.
Processing sustainable materials in a gentle, materi- al-saving and process-stable manner With the FPC5 the Dresden-based innovation driver is pre- senting a modular high-performance packaging machine at the trade fair that packs chocolate bars in paper-based fl ow packs – using the common cold-sealing process or the far more complex heat-sealing process. The machine has been optimised to deliver the best results even in the high-per- formance range of 1,500 products per minute. At interpack an application with large chocolate bars packed at a speed of 600 products per minute will be demonstrated. Theegarten-Pactec is demonstrating how packaging ma-
chines can be effectively and precisely adapted to sustain- able, recyclable packaging materials by using the CFW-S to package chocolate bars. One highlight is the innovative suction supported sealing technology. As soon as a product – paper or a mono fi lm serving as packaging material – has reached the sealing station, the packaging is sucked up to
demonstrating how packaging machines can be eff ectively and precisely adapted to sustainable, recyclable packaging materials by using the CFW-S to package chocolate bars”
the sealing plunger with the help of negative pressure and sealed gently and yet stably within milliseconds. Combined with active cooling, this process does not create any pres- sure marks or other damage to the chocolate product. And sustainable packaging materials can also be used ef-
fi ciently and in a process-stable way on other machines. The EK4, the fastest packaging machine in the world, will be on display at the exhibition stand. It packs 2,300 hard sweets per minute using a double twist wrap. Instead of the usual wax paper or fi lms, a paper-based alternative without wax application can also be used and processed stably despite the high speed.
Innovation for high-speed secondary packaging For effective secondary packaging of products, Theegar- ten-Pactec will be presenting the BLM directly connected to the FPC5 – their fi rst in-house cartoner. The system is a completely new development and designed for adapting to a primary packaging machine in the high-performance range. This means, customers have a powerful machine combination at their fi ngertips which enables full perfor- mance primary and secondary packaging without any loss of effi ciency in the overall process.
Solutions for sensitive jelly products Theegarten-Pactec impressively demonstrates how sensi- tive jelly products can be packaged gently and extremely effi ciently, using the FPH5. At interpack, two-piece packs of jelly products will be wrapped at a high speed of 1,200 individual products, respectively 600 packs per minute.
Find out more from Theegarten-Pactec at Hall 1, Stand B51
8 Kennedy’s Confection April 2023
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