When companies are looking for packaging solutions for their products in the paperboard packaging, food, beverage, and textile markets, Roberts PolyPro offers superior solutions. Manufacturing innovative plastic solutions, the company offers a wide range of products including box handles, bottle carriers, j-hooks, pour spouts, and more. Each of these devices is designed to enhance the function of consumer packaging.
In addition to the many solutions available from Roberts PolyPro, the company also offers a complete line of standard and customer packaging machinery to ensure maximum efficiency, a reduction in labor, and a reduction in repetitive motion injuries as well as a boost in productivity, and more.
Recently, Roberts Poly Pro introduced the most innovative handle applicator in the market that works at an incredibly high speed. This system is capable of rates up to 600 bottles per minute. With such high speeds, it is crucial for the handle applicator to function with extreme precision. Roberts PolyPro has done extensive development and testing to make sure that each application is quick and precise.
This machine uses a continuous motion roll feed design to achieve two, four, six, eight, and twelve packs. Additional benefits of using the machine include a cost reduction of handle dies due to the new and improved roll-feed design. On this system, one die is used per bottle neck size instead of pack-size configurations. The result of this design is a significant reduction in acquisition cost.
The handle applicator uses the latest generation of fully recyclable HDPE handles. These handles are strong, durable, thin, and light. Using efficiencies in the design of these handles allows more savings and improvements in the environment. Cost comparisons indication a 26 percent change principally and a 28 percent reduction in materials sourced per handle.
Using this innovative handle applicator allows operators to no longer fill stacks of handles into a machine magazine. Instead, operators simply load a roll of handles onto the machine. Then, when the roll needs to be changed, operators simply weld the end of the in-use roll to the beginning of the next roll by pushing a button.
Additional benefits of using the new system include high speeds, efficiency, high throughput, favorable cost of acquisition, cost reductions, a small footprint, reduced material cost, exceptional flexibility, and lower operator involvement. The machine accommodates two rolls of handles.
In addition to the many solutions available from Roberts PolyPro, the company also offers a complete line of standard and customer packaging machinery to ensure maximum efficiency, a reduction in labor, and a reduction in repetitive motion injuries as well as a boost in productivity, and more.
Recently, Roberts Poly Pro introduced the most innovative handle applicator in the market that works at an incredibly high speed. This system is capable of rates up to 600 bottles per minute. With such high speeds, it is crucial for the handle applicator to function with extreme precision. Roberts PolyPro has done extensive development and testing to make sure that each application is quick and precise.
This machine uses a continuous motion roll feed design to achieve two, four, six, eight, and twelve packs. Additional benefits of using the machine include a cost reduction of handle dies due to the new and improved roll-feed design. On this system, one die is used per bottle neck size instead of pack-size configurations. The result of this design is a significant reduction in acquisition cost.
The handle applicator uses the latest generation of fully recyclable HDPE handles. These handles are strong, durable, thin, and light. Using efficiencies in the design of these handles allows more savings and improvements in the environment. Cost comparisons indication a 26 percent change principally and a 28 percent reduction in materials sourced per handle.
Using this innovative handle applicator allows operators to no longer fill stacks of handles into a machine magazine. Instead, operators simply load a roll of handles onto the machine. Then, when the roll needs to be changed, operators simply weld the end of the in-use roll to the beginning of the next roll by pushing a button.
Additional benefits of using the new system include high speeds, efficiency, high throughput, favorable cost of acquisition, cost reductions, a small footprint, reduced material cost, exceptional flexibility, and lower operator involvement. The machine accommodates two rolls of handles.