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News Release from: Supreme Plastics | Subject: PPMA
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 20 July 2006
PPMA to show bag filling and sealing
equipment
Supreme Plastics is introducing a new dimension to its Pronova-Joker bag filling and sealing equipment at the PPMA exhibition, at the NEC from 26-28 September 2006
Supreme Plastics, a division of ITW, is introducing a new dimension to its Pronova-Joker bag filling and sealing equipment at the PPMA exhibition, at the NEC from 26-28 September 2006 The versatile system has now been enhanced to handle an even wider range of packaging, with new features for food and non-food applications
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 26 Oct 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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The equipment can now produce packaging with full hermetic sealing, stand-up style pouches and wet-wipe packaging.
Other new options for producing pouches include laminate materials and films with barrier properties that improve shelf life and minimise refrigerated transport.
The unique Pronova bag designs, which are specially tailored to work with the system, are manufactured by Supreme Plastics, the exclusive UK and Ireland distributor of the equipment.
The Pronova system provides a complete low cost alternative to form-fill-seal equipment enabling continuous horizontal or vertical filling, manually or using automation.
It packs quickly and efficiently, reducing reliance on manual labour for packing products of almost any shape or size.
The system works with a continuous chain of pre-formed bags which feature channels that allow the bags to run along two fixed guide rods, supporting and opening each bag at the point of filling.
It integrates easily with other packing line equipment and requires minimal maintenance.
The group will also demonstrate the Reseal series of zipper applicators for production of resealable, flexible packaging on vertical and horizontal form-fill-seal equipment.
These designs work with the company's innovative narrow zipper technology, which gives speed and reliability of application, reduced material costs and enhanced sealing, compared with using standard zippers on regular in-line equipment.
Contact Supreme Plastics for further information.
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