What type of cases can this machine handle?

This type of case erector is designed for regular slotted containers (RSC) made from corrugated cardboard. Buyers should confirm specific flute types and board grades with the seller.

Does it require compressed air?

Yes, automatic case erectors commonly utilise pneumatic components for case forming and sealing. A stable supply of compressed air is typically required for operation.

What maintenance is typically involved?

Routine maintenance commonly includes checking and replacing tape heads, lubricating moving parts, and inspecting pneumatic lines and sensors. Regular cleaning is also essential.

Can it be integrated into an existing packaging line?

Yes, case erectors are designed for integration. They typically feature standard infeed and outfeed heights, and can often be synchronised with upstream and downstream equipment.

Is specialist training required to operate this equipment?

Basic operational training is typically required for safe and efficient use, covering loading blanks, changing tape, clearing minor jams, and understanding control panel functions.

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Endoline 201 Case / Box Erector

Name: Endoline 201 Case / Box Erector
SKU: endoline-201-case--box-erector-7cf5a252bd8549710289584ce9c72eab
Availability: InStock

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Lot 340 Endoline Model: 201 Serial: Fully automatic erector and bottom taper run 12 cases per min. Size range L 200 min 600 max, W 200 min 480 max, H 175min 600 max, with bottom taper.

Durham, United Kingdom

6,074 km away

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Applications & Use Cases

Automated erection of corrugated cases for end-of-line packaging in food production.
Preparation of cases for manual or automated product loading.
Integration into packaging lines requiring consistent case presentation.
Suitable for environments needing to reduce manual labour in case forming.

Typical Specifications

Typical throughput: For this class of equipment, speeds commonly range from 10 to 20 cases per minute, depending on case size and complexity.
Case size range: Units of this type typically handle a variety of case dimensions, with minimums around 200mm in length and width, and maximums often exceeding 500mm.
Power supply: Most industrial case erectors commonly require a 3-phase electrical supply, typically 400V, 50Hz, along with a compressed air supply.
Footprint: The footprint for an automatic case erector with bottom taper can vary, but buyers should anticipate a floor area of approximately 2-3 metres in length and 1-1.5 metres in width.
Taping mechanism: Units like the Endoline 201 commonly feature an integrated bottom taping unit, typically using self-adhesive tape.
Material compatibility: These machines are designed to work with standard corrugated cardboard cases, typically B-flute or C-flute.

Frequently Asked Questions

This type of case erector is designed for regular slotted containers (RSC) made from corrugated cardboard. Buyers should confirm specific flute types and board grades with the seller.

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