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Market dynamics require flexible lines, to avoid costs, rejects and waste. Process and packaging lines must therefore be designed from the outset to minimise downtime, using interchangeable parts
Today, it is no longer acceptable to have poorly designed machines, which then become costs, those costs that companies now absolutely need to avoid
While waiting for the Internet of things to become a reality, machines for the food industry are required to be reliable and easy to maintain with controlled costs
... and minimizing breakdowns. Equipment got more complex, companies an ever-increasing need for productivity and, on top of everything, costs reductions
We are entering the age of Industry 4.0 with several interesting technologies becoming more available and affordable, but somehow, we are often facing …
An ever-changing environment. To achieve sustainability, every business needs to reinvent itself from time to time
Processing and packaging lines are the core of some factories, especially in food and beverage industries. Unfortunately, despite all the available technology, we often find suboptimal performance
Consists of packaging a food product immediately after sterilization
In the food sector, 100% absolute sterilization is never reached
Packaging system involving a flexible bag and a rigid outer folding carton box
Organic material that has not been transformed by geological processes
A document that communicates information about the environmental performance
Produced according to organic cultivation principles, without the use of chemical synthesis products
The declaration signed by over 200 international experts in climatology during the COP-13
An automatically controlled, reprogrammable, multipurpose manipulator, programmable in three or more axes
Thanks to its free six-axis motions, a multi-articulated robot can provide high flexibility
Packaging machine that assemble a layer of products, groups of packages or rigid containers according to a specific layout
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