Article | REF: AG6601 V1

Packaging machines - Dry goods and small items

Author: Philippe COGNARD

Publication date: April 10, 2006

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5. Packaged in cardboard boxes

In all cases, the idea here is to fill a parallelepiped case or cardboard box with a variety of products: granules, powders, pasta, rice, but also with shaped objects, bottles (of perfume, for example), cookies, potato chips, and so on.

Machine speeds (cartoners or cartoning machines) vary widely, depending on whether the products are everyday foodstuffs or expensive perfumes packed in luxury cartons.

All the techniques are described below, with the emphasis on high-speed automatic machines.

5.1 Semi-automatic vertical cartoners

The carton, delivered flat, is expanded, i.e. opened on the conveyor; the bottom of the carton is closed, either by gluing or by folding the tabs, then arrives in front of the operators...

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