PA - BE2200, 2300OAB

• Automated packaging lines requiring efficient case erection.
• Food processing facilities for secondary packaging of finished goods.
• Pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries for consistent product presentation.
• Logistics and distribution centres for preparing shipments.

Typical capacity

Units in this class commonly offer throughputs up to 12 cases per minute, depending on case size and complexity.

Power supply

Case erectors typically require a standard industrial electrical supply, commonly 400V, 3-phase, 50Hz, along with a compressed air connection.

Case type

This type of equipment is designed for automatic bottom lock (ABL) cases, also known as crash lock cases.

Control system

Units of this calibre commonly integrate PLCs from manufacturers like Siemens for robust control and user-friendly operation.

Pneumatics

High-quality pneumatic components, often from brands such as Festo, are typically used for reliable mechanical actuation.

Footprint

Case erectors are generally designed to be compact, making them suitable for integration into existing packaging lines.

Changeover

Quick and easy changeover for different case sizes is a common feature on automatic case erectors.

• What type of cases can this machine handle?

  This specific unit is designed for cases with an automatic bottom lock (ABL) mechanism, also known as crash lock cases. Buyers should confirm the exact range of case dimensions with the seller.

• How quickly can the machine switch between different case sizes?

• What are the typical power and air requirements for a machine of this type?

• Is training typically required to operate this equipment?

• What maintenance is typically involved with a case erector?

Case packers are valued for their ability to automate repetitive boxing tasks, improving throughput and consistency across food production lines. Buyers typically prioritize machines in good mechanical condition, with accessible spare parts availability and clear maintenance histories. Industry sentiment favours models from established manufacturers known for durability. Key considerations when purchasing used units include verifying operational status, checking for wear on conveyor systems and gripper mechanisms, and confirming compatibility with existing line specifications. Reliable case packers offer significant labour cost savings and production efficiency gains.

General overview for this equipment type