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TWIN ABS POUCHER™
If an automatic filler is used, a signal is sent both to initiate
fill and completion of that cycle. If an automatic filler is not used;
the cycle is controlled by use of either a foot pedal or a load cycle
timer. All three cycle options are standard with the Twin ABS Poucher™.
A single bar seal system is also available with all options intact.
If Controlled Atmosphere Packaging or Modified Atmosphere Packaging
is required, the pouch remains open as it is being transported to the
bar sealer. At the seal station, a diving snorkel enters the bag for
vacuum and/or purging. A pre closure mechanism encapsulates the snorkel,
and the cycle is initiated. Upon completion, the snorkel retracts and
the Bar Sealer closed and seals the pouch. Emboss coding takes place
synonymous with the sealing procedure. The sealed pouch is ejected and
the cycle continues. As the Pinch 'n Pull Gripper Fingers are returning
to the magazine; filled pouches are simultaneously moving toward the
opposite bar seal station.
The custom vacuum plates can hold a variety of pouch patterns. Color-coded
vacuum barbs enable the operator to transfer vacuum cups and plugs quickly
to change from one pouch size to another. The magazine side rails are
easily adjustable to accommodate various pouch widths; and magazine
inserts immediately adjust the pouch height to the proper dimension.
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here to see the ABS Twin Poucher Typical Quote.
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For heavy, bulky product in excessive of
1/2 pound, About Packaging Robotics introduced the Twin ABS Poucher™.
The linear design enables two bar seal systems to operate from a central
magazine for pouch pick up. The Twin ABS Poucher™ combines the technology
of the Automatic Bar Seal System with a linear transport. The pouches
are picked from the twenty-four inch deep magazine and immediately secured
by Pinch 'n Pull Gripper Fingers. The product is loaded at the point of
pick-up; the gripper fingers assuring Total Pouch Control, then transported
in a linear fashion to one of two bar sealers. The filled pouch can be
gas flushed or vacuum packed at the bar seal station, then closed, sealed,
coded and discharged for pack-off. As the first set of pouches are being
closed and sealed, a second set of pouches are being picked at the magazine
for product insertion. This linear forward/reverse coordination insures
no loss of time during the packaging process.
