Product Development & Manufacturing - Articles - Page 172

Compact X-Ray Contaminant Inspection Machine for Retail-Ready Lines

December 21, 2015

Loma Systems, Carol Stream, Ill., developed the new X5c (compact) model x-ray machine aimed at food manufacturers, processors and packers running multi-product, retail-ready lines.

Stainless-Steel Shaft Accessories for Washdown Applications

December 21, 2015

Boston Gear, Charlotte, N.C., added new mounted bearing designs and universal joints to its line of stainless-steel shaft accessories.

Aseptic Filler

December 18, 2015

Liqui-Box, Richmond, Va., introduced Aseptipack, a new aseptic liquid packaging machine that supports both low- and high-acid liquid products ranging from 2-20 liters.

Shrink Sleeve, Vacuum Packaging & Flow Wrapping Equipment

December 18, 2015

Find out how today’s shrink sleeve, vacuum packaging and flow wrapping equipment resolve many of today’s packaging challenges.

Next Generation Molecular Detection Assay Offerings

December 18, 2015

3M Food Safety, Minneapolis, added the 3M Molecular Detection Assay 2 – Salmonella to its family of food safety solutions.

Sustainable Packaging Materials

December 17, 2015

From bags to clamshells, check out this lineup of new sustainable packaging materials.

Online Supplier Community for Supply Chain Management

December 17, 2015

FoodLogiQ, Durham, N.C., released version 15.4 of FoodLogiQ Connect, an online supplier community used by food companies to manage quality, safety and traceability across the supply chain.

Modular Workstation

December 16, 2015

Lista, Allentown, Pa., announced a newly revitalized Arlink 8000 modular workstation offering a Definite Positioning System, companion storage, electrostatic control and more.

New Cooking & Frying Equipment

December 16, 2015

Here’s a peek at some of the recent developments in cooking and frying equipment.

Sensors that Monitor Machine Health, Communication Diagnostics

December 16, 2015

The new IO-Link master for the Allen-Bradley POINT I/O system and IO-Link-enabled sensors from Rockwell Automation, Milwaukee, Wis., simplify configuration, monitor machine health and communicate data and diagnostics in real time via the global IO-Link communication protocol.