CiMa-Pak Corporation BP 802 Automatic Shrink Wrap Bundler

The new series of BP 800 monoblock semi-automatic Shirink Wrap Bundlers with the BetaPack (BP) sealing bar are extremely versatile: they can pack various products, such as glass and PET bottles, cans, boxes, trays, jars, cartons of different sizes in a wide range of package configurations. Advantages: ■ Automatic shrinkwrappers with 90° infeed ■ Automatic pack collation ■ Sealing bar: 760 mm ■ Double-chamber tunnel ■ Maximum output: 22 ppm** ■ 90° Infeed conveyor with adjustable speed controlled by Inverter ■ Product carrying by automatic left or right conveyor ■ Available infeed lanes: 1,2 or 3 ■ Product presence photocells ■ Infeed obstruction photocell ■ Infeed pneumatic press rod ■ Pneumatic depressor ■ Motorized pusher controlled by Inverter and Encoder ■ Motorized upper film unwinding controlled by Inverter ■ Motorized lower film unwinding ■ Linking conveyor between the Shrink Wrap Bundler and the tunnel with adjustable speed controlled by Inverter ■ Tunnel belt with adjustable speed controlled by Inverter ■ Included: Casters for moving the machine within your operation Feet for statically locating the machine Emergency rod to stop production Cooling fan at the tunnel outlet ■ Monoblock frame ■ Pneumatic sealing bar ■ Pneumatic film cut by cold blade ■ Sealing bar equipped with safety sensors ■ Rollers positioned on the upper and lower unwinders to make it easier for the rolls to be loaded ■ The process is controled by means of an LCD alphanumeric control panel, equipped with a 16 bit microprocessor with integrated modular board of the power circuit which consists of: - Power Base card - Independent Inverter cards - In/Out control modules ■ This system allows a simple and accurate control of all current operations, that is: - storing of 10 different working parameters - speed adjustment of the shrinkwrapper and tunnel conveyors by means of an Inverter - Automatic control of the bars height - Process statistics showing the systems efficiencies - detection of faulty packs