For our liquid filling systems into PET bottles we offer accumulation tables which provide FIFO operation whilst preventing pressure on the container. Our multi-lane fast dividers for non-round containers, elevator/lowerator and systems for case & carton handling through to shrink wrapping complete a fully integrated solution.
These individual systems are knitted together with our own conveyors and line control automation to ensure a seamless solution for our customers.
Each line is automated to meet the specific requirements of the application through the use of a range of electronic synchronization devices and control systems.
Specialists in automation systems for high speed container and package conveying lines, GEA believes in the continuous development of line automation: an information network that transforms a group of machines into a high efficiency plant.
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Bag, Box, Drum and Container Handling
GEA container handling includes equipment solutions to meet the varied needs of powder packing plants. These components are selected to provide a complete processing line for filled bags through to the finished product store.
Convair 2000 Air Conveyors
A range of three advanced air conveyors featuring GEA Procomac’s unique blowing system that reduces power consumption by 30%, reduces bottle jams, is easy to clean and can be managed to provide optimum performance for a wide range of applications.
GEA RemotePartner Filling & Packaging Support Filling
Connected expertise for filling and packaging performance.
Layer Preparation System Polaris EVO
The POLARIS EVO system allows the preparation of a whole layer of products, according to a pre-defined pattern, with pack gripping heads that move and/or rotate packs to their required position, avoiding shocks thanks to a gentle handling.
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