NEPTEK represent Premier Tech Chronos or Ehcolo for automatic bag and bale layer palletising machines. These machines are designed to help you reach higher production rates, improve the quality of your pallet loads and reduce employee injuries. These bag palletisers can stack virtually any type of bag and bale of different shapes, sizes and materials. Depending on sizes, stacking patterns and configuration, layer palletisers can handle up to 40 bags per minute with precision, resulting in stable, perfectly square pallet loads. Premier Tech or Ehcolo offer both high-level and low-level bag palletizers, to give you more options depending on your budget, the speed you need and the space available in your plant.
For high speed box and tray layer palletising machines NEPTEK partner with preferred European suppliers for this technology. Typical applications are beverage and food producers where shipping cases must be aligned accurately to maximise stacking strength. Modern shelf ready packaging must be handled delicately to maintain its integrity and be presentable to the consumer. The machines for palletising cases and trays are capable of speeds up to 150 packs/minute. The layer palletiser for cases and trays has a high-level infeed, without the need to grip the product which enables more controlled palletising.
Technical Features:
- High throughput
- Easy to program
- Server-driven motors
- Low maintenance cost
- Energy efficient
- Quiet
ADVANTAGES
- High capacity
- Excellent operator visibility and access
- Greater line efficiencies
- Greater tolerance of “imperfect product”
- Flexibility for operators to program new patterns
- Accuracy of locating layers of interlocking product.
- High level palletisers offer greater accessibility between production lines
- High financial returns thanks to great flexibility (products and patterns), proven reliability and low cost of maintenance
- Customised for your application
- Robustness and reliability
- Flexible regarding the diversity of products to be palletised
- Minimal footprint whilst using “free” headroom
