What is the difference between MAP and Skin packaging?

Modified Atmosphere Packaging (MAP) involves flushing the package with a specific gas mixture to extend shelf life. Skin packaging (VSP) uses a heated film that drapes tightly over the product and seals to the bottom web, creating a 'second skin' effect.

Can this machine handle different package sizes?

Yes, thermoforming machines like the R575 CD are designed to accommodate various package sizes and configurations through the use of interchangeable tooling. Buyers should confirm the included tooling with the seller.

What kind of maintenance is typically required for a used thermoformer?

Regular maintenance typically includes checking and replacing wear parts such as seals, knives, and vacuum pump oil, as well as ensuring pneumatic and electrical systems are functioning correctly. A service history is beneficial for used units.

Is specialist installation required for this type of equipment?

Yes, due to their size, complexity, and utility requirements (power, air, water), thermoforming machines typically require professional installation and commissioning by experienced technicians to ensure correct setup and safe operation.

What are the common safety features on a Multivac R575 CD?

Units commonly feature safety interlocks on guards, emergency stop buttons, and light curtains or safety mats to protect operators during production and maintenance. Buyers should verify all safety systems are functional.

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Multivac - 2012 MULTIVAC R575 CD

Name: 2012 MULTIVAC R575 CD
Brand: Multivac
SKU: 00068
Availability: InStock

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PRODUCTION HOURS 314 h POWER REQUIREMENT 40 A / 13.5 kW / 50 Hz FILM WIDTH 420 mm CUT‑OFF LENGTH 350 mm MACHINE DIMENSIONS (L × W × H) 1,400 × 120 × 210 cm WEIGHT 2,000 kg Package sizes (8 SETS) Tool 1 – SKIN – 2×1 – 280×175 mm Tool 2 – SKIN – 3×1 – 280×110 mm Tool 3 – SKIN – 3×1 – 245×110 mm Tool 4 – SKIN – 3×1 – 280/240×110/110 mm Tool 5 – MAP/Sealing – 1×1 – 365×320 mm Tool 6 – MAP/Sealing – 2×1 – 320×175 mm Tool 7 – MAP/Sealing – 3×1 – 365×150 mm Tool 8 – MAP/Sealing – 3×1 – 285×110 mm

Warsaw, Poland

6,117 km away

Model Number

R575 CD

Stock Number

00068

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Typical context for this category of equipment. Always confirm specifics with the seller.

Packaging of fresh and processed meats, poultry, and seafood products.
Creating modified atmosphere packaging (MAP) for extended shelf life of various foods.
Producing vacuum skin packaging (VSP) for premium food presentation.
Packaging of ready meals, convenience foods, and dairy products.
Forming and sealing packaging for medical devices and non-food items requiring sterile or protective environments.

Typical throughput: For this class of equipment, throughput can vary significantly based on product, film, and tooling, but units commonly achieve several cycles per minute.
Film width: Thermoformers of this type typically accommodate film widths ranging from 320mm to 460mm.
Cut-off length: Commonly found cut-off lengths for units of this type are between 250mm and 400mm.
Power requirement: Units typically require a 3-phase electrical supply, commonly 400V/50Hz, with power consumption varying based on configuration and usage, often in the range of 10-20 kW.
Footprint: Thermoforming machines of this capacity generally have a significant footprint, typically ranging from 7 to 15 metres in length, depending on options and configuration.
Packaging materials: Capable of processing a range of thermoformable films, including flexible and rigid films, for various packaging types such as vacuum, MAP, and skin packaging.

Modified Atmosphere Packaging (MAP) involves flushing the package with a specific gas mixture to extend shelf life. Skin packaging (VSP) uses a heated film that drapes tightly over the product and seals to the bottom web, creating a 'second skin' effect.

Thermoforming equipment holds a solid reputation for reliability and cost effectiveness in food packaging operations. Buyers typically value machines offering consistent forming quality and minimal downtime. When purchasing used units, buyers should prioritise inspecting heating elements, mould condition, and hydraulic systems, as these components experience significant wear. Strengths include straightforward maintenance requirements, good availability of spare parts, and proven performance across various packaging applications. Industry sentiment favours models with proven track records and complete maintenance documentation.

General overview for this equipment type

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Multivac

Multivac builds packaging machines and has done so since 1961, when it was founded in Wolfertschwenden, Germany. The company is best known for its thermoforming and vacuum packaging machinery. Machinery Masters lists used Multivac machines from verified sellers across thermoforming, vacuum packaging and sealing.

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