Details
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MachineLinker ID ML-32496
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Manufacturer IMA BFB
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Model 3786
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Machine type Overwrapping machine / bundling machine
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Condition Refurbished (used)
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Category Other packaging machines
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Conditions Fully Reconditioned with Guarantee
Description
Reconditioned IMA BFB 3786 overwrapper for overwrapping parallelepiped products in single or multiple layers. It works with cellophane, PVC, PP, and other reel-fed, heat-sealable films. The BFB 3786 delivers outstanding performance in overwrapping both individual and multiple parallelepiped packs. The transport system combined with the precision of each phase of the production cycle allows to achieve high levels of efficiency. Collating individual product or group of product into bundles.
Size-group changeovers are quick and straightforward thanks to the use of pre-assembled, pre-set units, helping to minimize downtime.
Technical specifications:
- Infeed belt conveyor in-line with the outlet
- Mechanical stacking mechanism for bundles of 1, 2 or 3 layers
- Layer separators
- Bundle pusher with special profiled motion for high speed operation
- Sealing station for the transversal seal
- Side Teflon belt conveyors for sealing with independent motion
- Operator guards with safety interlocks
- One set of change parts included
- Brand New Electrical Panel
- Up to 60 strokes per minute (depending on machine configuration).
- Min: 60 x 25 x 65 mm
- Max: 300 x 150 x 250 mm
- Infeed belt conveyor at 90° with the outlet
- Customized size group
- Print registration device for printed wrapping material
Machine location
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Address: Via Toscanini 46
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City: Seregno
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Zip/Postal code: 20831
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Country: Italy
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