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With the ability to load single or twin-pack packages at speeds up to 100 cartons per minute, Triangle Package Machinery’s Flex1 horizontal cartoner offers gentle product handling, improved efficiency and lower production costs.
PACK EXPO Las Vegas 2013, Sept. 23-25 in Las Vegas Convention Center, was this year’s most comprehensive processing and packaging event in North America, with more than 1,750 exhibitors and over 27,500 attendees, making it the largest PACK EXPO show since the event first opened in 1995.
Monogram Food Solutions, turned to Bradman Lake Inc., Rock Hill, S.C., who designed a top-loaded, triseal-style, 3-flap carton lid closer that can meet today’s heightened sanitary washdown requirements.
Packaging equipment supplier Kliklok-Woodman,
Decatur, Ga., said its flagship endload cartoner, the CELOX, earned one
of the packaging industry’s most coveted awards: the StarPack Gold
Award for “packaging machinery of excellence.”
Normally, food processors are the ones hosting consumer focus groups for new product insights. In this case, Kliklok-Woodman, Decatur, Ga., says its latest new product is based on feedback from food processors themselves.
Packaging equipment supplier Bradman Lake Inc., Charlotte, N.C., said it will provide an integrated, multi-leg packaging system to one of North America's largest food processors.
