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Primary packaging, solids

Packaging of meat goods

The hygienic demands of food legislation force the meat-processing industry to make special efforts during the construction and operation of their machines and plant.
Temperature, humidity and the stipulated plant cleaning cycles with caustic solutions can drastically affect machine technology, and particularly the electronics. Many decades’ proven performance and reliability under the harshest of conditions: inductive sensors, photo electric sensors and hand-held scanners from SICK.

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Primary packaging, solids

Packaging of bulk materials

The sensors in bag packaging machines control the cutting of the bags, regulate their filling, and check the sell-by date.
The solution for the entire process chain is illustrated here using the example of cereal packaging.

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Primary packaging, solids

Packaging of single products

Inserting a variety of chocolates correctly and rapidly in the right mix – a task whose solution requires a highly complex robot system.
Ideal “feelers” for all pick & place robots: motor feedback systems from SICK.

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Secondary packaging

Labelling machines

Attaching small, thin labels and reliably checking them, even if they are strongly reflective: photoelectric sensors and photoelectric proximity sensors provide the necessary sensitivity to allow them to shine in labelling machines – reliably at maximum work speeds.

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Final packaging

Palletiser robots

Differing package shapes and sizes, the handling of packaging materials including protection of hazardous points-of-operation, ensuring material flow, differing reading distances for ID carriers: those who develop plants for industrial final packaging face a wide variety of tasks. Then there are the quality demands: the goods must arrive to customers in perfect condition. It is good to know that there is a partner that offers the sensors, safety and bar code reading systems from a single source: SICK, the solution for final packaging plants of all types.