Overview
GEA OverLapper
The GEA OverLapper can be integrated into a GEA ShingleLoader line. In this case its controls are also integrated into the ShingleLoader controls. It also can be used as a stand-alone unit with own controls and display and so placed before/after any other equipment as required by the process. Depending on amount of sliced lines and needed overlapping configurations a wide range of machine configurations is available.
High loading performance
- High overlapping accuracy due to individual detection and precise multi-lane servo drives
- Possible overlapping procedures: 2 to 1, 3 to 1, 4 to 1, 4 to 2
Loader easy to operate and maintain
- Operation via display of GEA ShingleLoader
- Very open design and accessibility
- Overlapping degree manually adjustable
Perfect hygiene of loader
- Fast preparation for cleaning, no tools are required
- Very solid machine design
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Service Products
GEA Service level agreements
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GEA InsightPartner for food processing and packaging equipment
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GEA Insights
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