In September 2016, we presented our high-speed sealer, type MSU, at the Fachpack. This automatic bucket sealer increases the output from 8 to 20 units per minute and is suitable for buckets from 1–15 liters or with a diameter of 100–300 mm.
In September 2016, we presented our high-speed sealer, type MSU, at the Fachpack. This automatic bucket sealer increases the output from 8 to 20 units per minute and is suitable for buckets from 1–15 liters or with a diameter of 100–300 mm.
When sealing a bucket, cup or container, some air always remains between the product and the sealing film or lid. This space is known as the headspace. The air in the headspace contains oxygen, which can affect the quality and shelf life of both food and non-food products.
A manual packaging process often requires a considerable number of employees. One operator prepares the empty containers, a second fills them, a third handles the sealing process and a fourth applies the lids. This may work perfectly well at low production volumes. As production increases, however, labour costs, physical strain and differences in working methods become increasingly important considerations.
A packaging machine should primarily do what it was built to do: produce reliably. Day after day, with as little downtime and maintenance as possible. That is why Unilid Solutions develops machines with a robust stainless-steel construction and high-quality pneumatic and electrical components.
