Ultrasonic sealing provides reliable strapping

Edited by the Manufacturingtalk editorial team Feb 28, 2006

Ultrasonic sealing system used on two strapping machines represents a significant advance in sealing efficiency, offering a seal that is both faster to apply and stronger.

Mosca will underline its credentials as a dedicated supplier of strapping equipment to the newspaper and graphics industry at IPEX 2006.

Three new machines will be revealed on the Mosca stand, including two that incorporate the groundbreaking SoniXs sealing technology.

In addition, the renowned Mosca RO-TAI-5 automatic strapping machines will be on display at three sites across the IPEX exhibition.

The new SoniXs ultrasonic sealing system can be seen in action on two models - the SoniXs MP and the SoniXs TR.

Mosca states that this innovative technology represents a significant advance in sealing efficiency, offering a seal that is both faster to apply and stronger.

Alongside the two SoniXs machines is the Mosca ECO-2, a versatile entry model that combines the company's renowned reputation for technological expertise with simplicity of use and competitive pricing.

All three machines incorporate Mosca's trademark direct drive technology, which has eliminated the use of gearboxes, clutches, pulleys and chains to deliver excellent performance and reliability.

Other Mosca machines will be on display across the exhibition.

The Mosca RO-TAI-5 - recognised as one of the best dedicated strappers available to the newspaper and graphics industry - can be seen at the Muller-Martini (Hall 5, Stand D10) and Integra (Hall 2, Stand F35) stands.

The stand-alone Mosca ROMP-4 will be shown by Kern (Hall 2, Stand E50).

"IPEX offers us the opportunity to showcase both the best of our existing range and the next generation of ultrasonic sealing head strappers," commented Peter Foster, managing director of Mosca Direct.

* Mosca at IPEX 2006, Hall 4, Stand A40.