Help with Packaging Machines specifications:
Industry
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| Industrial / General Use | Machines are used for industrial or general packaging operations. | ||
| Agriculture | Machines handle produce or other agricultural products. | ||
| Automotive | Machines handle automotive parts and products. | ||
| Chemical / Petrochemical | Machines handle chemical or petrochemical products. | ||
| Construction Material | Machines handle construction materials. | ||
| Cosmetics / Perfumery | Machines handle cosmetics or perfumery products. | ||
| Electronics / Semiconductor | Machines handle electronic products or semiconductors. | ||
| Food / Beverage | Machines handle food and beverages, or are used in the food service industry. | ||
| Garment | Machines handle garments or are used in the clothing industry. | ||
| Household Product / Merchandise | Machines handle soaps, cleaners, and other non-food household items. | ||
| Medical | Machines handle medical and medical-related products. | ||
| Military | Machines handle military and defense-related products. | ||
| Mining / Aggregate | Machines handle aggregates, minerals, ores, or other mining materials. | ||
| Music / Video / Software | Machines handle music, video, and software-related products. | ||
| Paint / Coating | Machines handle paint, adhesives, sealants, or other coating products. | ||
| Pharmaceutical | Machines handle pharmaceutical products such as medications. | ||
| Stationary | Machines handle paper products. | ||
| Tobacco | Machines handle cigarettes and tobacco-related products. | ||
| Other | Other unlisted industries. | ||
| Search Logic: | All products with ANY of the selected attributes will be returned as matches. Leaving all boxes unchecked will not limit the search criteria for this question; products with all attribute options will be returned as matches. | ||
Machine Type
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| Accumulator | Accumulators gather goods or items prior to processing. | ||
| Batching Machines | Batching machines prepare a quantity of material for processing or packaging. | ||
| Bagging Machines | Bagging machines are used to place product in a bag, pouch, or sack. This may also refer to machines that make bags. | ||
| Bander / Sleever Machines | Banding and sleeving machines secure products together by placing a band or sleeve around them. The band or sleeve is usually secured by an adhesive via a glue gun. | ||
| Blister Pack Machines | A blister package is a cost effective way to display a retail product. Many retail stores prefer blister packaging because it offers a tamper proof package and displays products in a hanging format that maximizes the use of floor space. | ||
| Box Making Machines | Box making machines build boxes from cardboard. Material can be fed in sheet format and box making machines will cut/crease and assemble box. This machine allows for custom size boxes to be made on demand. | ||
| Bundling Machines | Bundling machines form goods into piles and then band or wrap. | ||
| Capping Machines | Capping machines place, snap, or screw caps onto containers. | ||
| Cartoning Machines | Cartoning machines create cartons or boxes for packaging. A packaging machine forms carton board blanks into cartons and secures them by engaging pre-cut tabs and slots, by applying adhesive, or by applying heat to pre-coated board. | ||
| Closing Machines | Closing machines close multiple types of packages. Some examples include securing flexible bags by means of a tying wire, narrow metal strap, or tape around the neck of the bag; by placing a lid on a can or drum; and closing a box or other type of packaging. | ||
| Cleaning / Sterilizing Machines | Cleaning machines sanitize containers or packaging devices. | ||
| Collating Machines | Collating machines package or assemble products in proper numerical or logical order. | ||
| Combining Machines | Combining machines form containers into a single line to prepare them for filling or other packaging operations. | ||
| Counting Machines | Counting machines count product before, during, or after a process. | ||
| Decorating Machines | Decorating machines decorate packages. | ||
| Erecting Machines | Erecting machines put together packages such as cartons or boxes. | ||
| Filling / Packer Machines | Filling machines and packer machines fill bags, bottles, cans, etc., with a predetermined volume of product, such as food, cosmetics, medicine, etc. | ||
| Fill and Seal Machines | Fill and seal machines fill bags, bottles, trays, cans, etc., with a predetermined volume of product and then seal them. They are widely used for products such as powders, liquids, or paste foodstuffs. | ||
| Form Fill and Seal Machines | Form, fill, and seal packaging machines use heat-sealable, flexible plastic, packaging film to form a package; the package is then filled, heat-sealed, and cut off. There are two basic types, horizontal and vertical. A horizontal machine forms a package, fills with product, and seals in a sequence of operations while the film is being transported in a horizontal direction. They are widely used for packaging solid foodstuffs. A vertical machine forms a tube, fills, and seals in a sequence of operations while the film is being transported vertically downwards. They are widely used for packaging foodstuffs in a liquid, powder, paste, or granule state. | ||
| Forming Machines | Forming machines are used to form containers or packages. | ||
| Inspection Machines | Inspection machines review products for blemishes, leaks, consistency, or types. | ||
| Labeling Machines | Label applicators are machines used to dispense, apply, or print and apply labels to packages. Machines range from simple manual dispensing, to fully automated print and apply high-production units. | ||
| Palletizers | Palletizers place goods on pallets in an orderly fashion. They are available in different configurations to handle a multitude of different packaging, incoming material lines, and automation requirements. | ||
| Depalletizers | Depalletizers remove goods from pallets in an orderly fashion. They are available in different configurations to handle a multitude of different packaging, material lines, and automation requirements. | ||
| Sealing Machines | Sealing machines are machines that are used to close and seal an individual package, or to provide a long continuous horizontal or vertical seal. | ||
| Seaming Machines | Seaming machines join two pieces via a formed seam. A typical application involves putting a top or bottom on a metal can, but specialized seaming machines can be used on various plastic and metal containers. | ||
| Shrink Machines | Shrink machines apply heat to shrink a plastic wrapper around a product. | ||
| Strapping / Banding Machines | Strapping and banding machines strap or band products. | ||
| Sorting Machines | Sorting machines are used to divide groups of dissimilar products into the proper order. | ||
| Tape Dispensers | Tape dispensers are devices that hold a roll of tape for easy dispensing. Dispensers can be handheld devices or desktop units. | ||
| Unloading Machines | Unloading machines remove product or goods from packaging. | ||
| Vacuum Chamber Machines | Vacuum chamber machines package a product under vacuum. They are widely used in food service to help promote freshness. | ||
| Wrapping Machines | Wrapping machines range from small, manual, hand-stretch wrappers to sophisticated automated wrapping stations. | ||
| Other | Other unlisted, specialized or proprietary packaging machines. | ||
| Search Logic: | All products with ANY of the selected attributes will be returned as matches. Leaving all boxes unchecked will not limit the search criteria for this question; products with all attribute options will be returned as matches. | ||
| Integration Services Needed? | Suppliers that offer integration services will help the purchaser integrate the device into an existing supply line, or help set the piece of equipment into a factory. | ||
| Search Logic: | "Required" and "Must Not Have" criteria limit returned matches as specified. Products with optional attributes will be returned for either choice. | ||
Packaging
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| Liquid | Liquids are fluids that do not have an independent shape, but that have a definite volume. They do not expand indefinitely and are only slightly compressible. | ||
| Powder / Granular | Materials are in the form of granular or fine-powder particles. | ||
| Consumer Packaging | Packaging is suitable for direct distribution to customers. | ||
| Bulk / OEM Packaging | Packaging is designed for bulk or original equipment manufacturer (OEM) supply shipments. | ||
| Other | Other unlisted goods. | ||
| Search Logic: | All products with ANY of the selected attributes will be returned as matches. Leaving all boxes unchecked will not limit the search criteria for this question; products with all attribute options will be returned as matches. | ||
| Packaging | |||
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| Aerosol Container | Aerosol containers are pressurized cans for holding fluids or powders. | ||
| Bag / Pouch | Bags and pouches are holding devices made of paper or plastic. | ||
| Bottle / Jar | Bottles and jars are glass or plastic, rigid, or semi-rigid containers for carrying liquid, paste, or granular items. | ||
| Box / Carton | Folded cartons or cardboard boxes are used to hold a product or group of products. Cartons close either by tucking the end flaps of the carton, or by applying adhesive. This type of packaging is used widely with foodstuffs, confectionery items, medicines, cosmetics, sundry goods, etc. | ||
| Can | Cans are circular, metal storage containers. | ||
| Capsule | With capsules, solid-dose medications are filled into gelatin halves and pushed together. | ||
| Cartridge | Cartridges are storage devices for holding media until needed. Examples of cartridges include caulk tubes and printer ink cartridges. | ||
| Case | Cases are boxes used as shipping or storage containers. | ||
| Cup / Tray | Cups and trays are rigid containers for holding products made of paper, plastic, or aluminum. They are used for packaging foodstuffs, marine products, etc. | ||
| Drum / Keg / Pail | Drums, kegs, and pails are bulk containers for transporting or storing liquid or granular items. | ||
| Pallet / IBC | Pallets are platforms used for the storage and transportation of goods. Intermediate bulk containers (IBC) have a capacity of not more than 3 cubic meters and are designed for mechanical handling. | ||
| Tube | Tubes are cylindrical holding devices for dispensing pastes. They are usually made of plastic or metal. | ||
| Vial | Vials are small bottles that are usually made of glass. They have a narrow aperture and are intended to be closed with a stopper. | ||
| Other | Other unlisted, specialized or proprietary packaging containers. | ||
| Search Logic: | All products with ANY of the selected attributes will be returned as matches. Leaving all boxes unchecked will not limit the search criteria for this question; products with all attribute options will be returned as matches. | ||
| Closing Method | |||
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| Cap / Lid | Caps or lids are circular closing items that can be either screwed-on or pressed onto a container. | ||
| Cork | Cork caps are made of the lightweight, elastic, outer bark of the cork oak. They are often used with bottle closures. | ||
| Glue | Glue is a strong liquid adhesive used for joining. | ||
| Heat Seal | Heat sealing is a manufacturing process using heat to seal a package. | ||
| Nail / Staple | Use of a nail or staple to secures a cover on a container. | ||
| Tamper Evident / Resistant | Seal is tamper-resistant to prevent unintended access or tamper-evident to indicate when a package has been opened. | ||
| Tape | Tape is a continuous flexible strip of material with adhesive on one side. Tape is used to hold items together. | ||
| Tuck / Fold | Closure is done by folding or tucking of the packaging container. | ||
| Wrapped | Wrapped closures are used to enclose, especially in paper or plastic wrap, and fasten. | ||
| Other | Other unlisted or specialized closing methods. | ||
| Search Logic: | All products with ANY of the selected attributes will be returned as matches. Leaving all boxes unchecked will not limit the search criteria for this question; products with all attribute options will be returned as matches. | ||
Automation and Features
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| Rate | The rate is the number of pieces per minute that a machine produces. | ||
| Search Logic: | User may specify either, both, or neither of the "At Least" and "No More Than" values. Products returned as matches will meet all specified criteria. | ||
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| Manual | Manual machines aid in the setting or holding of products. Operators are responsible for most controls and activities. | ||
| Semi-Automatic | Semi-automatic machines allow a single operator to perform routine activities quickly and accurately. These machines help with both placement and packaging. | ||
| Automatic | Automatic machines perform activities without operator intervention. In fully-automatic applications, operator involvement is limited to the replenishment of packaging components. For example, operators load empty bags or cartons onto filling system magazines, load supply hoppers with bulk materials, place empty pallets on palletizer magazines, and remove completed cartons or pallets. | ||
| Other | Other unlisted automation types. | ||
| Search Logic: | All products with ANY of the selected attributes will be returned as matches. Leaving all boxes unchecked will not limit the search criteria for this question; products with all attribute options will be returned as matches. | ||
| Robotic Automation | A packaging machine with integral robotic operation can be fully automated or semi-automated with some human intervention. | ||
| Search Logic: | "Required" and "Must Not Have" criteria limit returned matches as specified. Products with optional attributes will be returned for either choice. | ||
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| Aseptic / Sanitary | Aseptic or sanitary machines are easy to clean and are designed to inhibit the growth or presence of pathogenic microorganisms. | ||
| Feeder Included | Machines are equipped with a device that feeds the product or package to its intended process. | ||
| Hazardous Location | Machines are designed for use in locations where hazardous situations are expected. These machines include devices that are designed to withstand explosions and exposure to fumes and radiation. | ||
| Portable | Machines are easy to move or transport. | ||
| Processor Interface | Machines have a computer interface that connects to a control network. | ||
| Stainless Steel Construction | Machines are made of stainless steel for corrosion resistance. | ||
| Other | Other unlisted features. | ||
| Search Logic: | All products with ANY of the selected attributes will be returned as matches. Leaving all boxes unchecked will not limit the search criteria for this question; products with all attribute options will be returned as matches. | ||