What kind of produce can this line pack?

This type of line is suitable for a wide range of fresh produce, including tomatoes, berries, grapes, and other small to medium-sized fruits and vegetables, typically packed into punnets or trays.

Does this line include all necessary components for a complete packing process?

Lines of this nature typically integrate sorting, flow-wrapping, check-weighing, and labelling, providing a comprehensive solution from product intake to retail-ready packaging.

What maintenance is typically required for such a line?

Routine maintenance commonly involves cleaning, lubrication of moving parts, inspection of belts and seals, and calibration of weighing and labelling units. Electrical and pneumatic checks are also standard.

Can the line handle different punnet sizes?

Many flow wrappers are designed with adjustable guides and forming boxes to accommodate a range of punnet or tray sizes, though change parts may be required for significant variations.

Is specialist training required to operate this equipment?

Operator training is typically required for safe and efficient operation, particularly for the flow wrapper, checkweigher, and labeller, covering setup, adjustments, and basic troubleshooting.

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Name: Various Manufacturers Fresh Produce Packing Line into flow wrapped Punnets/Trays
Brand: Various
SKU: 1307
Availability: Discontinued

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Fresh Produce Packing Line into flow wrapped Punnets/Trays. Line 1: Packing plum tomatoes into punnets at 60/min at 230grams. Flow-wrapped, check-weighed, labelled and collated ready for end of line packing. Comprises: 6-8 person sorting conveyor, for hand picking produce into punnets approx 9 Metres long x 2 Metres wide fed onto Lazy Sue rotary table. Conveyor to Adpak GSP Gemini Flow wrapper with 2.5 Metre flighted infeed, single rotary jaws 300mm sealing width, Markem Smartdate 3c Printer and print registration with fixed folding box. Conveyed automatically to Checkweigher model C200 supplied by PCL Machinery with air blast reject or drop conveyor 200mm wide x 120cm long. Outfeed conveyor to Free standing Willet Systems Ltd Print & Apply over head labeller, Serial Number: With Bar-Code Printer Model M-8485 Se. 1.6 Metre conveyor under labeller – Year 2003. Conveyor to Lazy Sue sorting table 1500mm diameter. All in very good clean condition. Line ceased production end of July 2014. Power has been maintained to the line since to avoid any PLC memory loss. Viewing highly recommended. Excellent Value.

Essex, United Kingdom

5,774 km away

Stock Number

1307

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Applications & Use Cases

Packaging fresh fruits and vegetables, such as tomatoes, berries, or stone fruits, into consumer-ready punnets or trays.
Creating retail-compliant flow-wrapped packages for supermarket distribution.
Integrating weighing, labelling, and collation processes into a continuous packing operation.
Handling delicate produce with reduced manual intervention post-sorting.

Typical Specifications

Typical throughput: For this class of equipment, lines commonly achieve speeds of 40-80 packs per minute, depending on product size and film type.
Power supply: Units of this type typically require a 3-phase industrial power supply, commonly 400V, 50Hz.
Footprint: A complete line, including sorting, wrapping, and end-of-line equipment, can typically span 15-25 metres in length and 2-4 metres in width.
Packaging materials: Designed for use with various flow-wrap films, typically BOPP, CPP, or laminates suitable for fresh produce.
Product handling: Features like flighted infeeds and gentle conveyors are common to minimise damage to delicate items.
Automation level: Typically semi-automated, with manual sorting and feeding, followed by automated wrapping, weighing, and labelling.

Frequently Asked Questions

This type of line is suitable for a wide range of fresh produce, including tomatoes, berries, grapes, and other small to medium-sized fruits and vegetables, typically packed into punnets or trays.

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