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News Release from: Sealed Air | Subject: Shanklin Omni
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 23 February 2007
Sealed Air Launches European Shanklin
Omni
Sealed Air has just launched the European version of its revolutionary Shanklin Omni.
Currently available in two-models, the Omni is a fully metric version of the earlier model and now has a simplified touch screen in a choice of European languages Encapsulating three years of development work, each model is offered with a range of unique plug-and-play infeed modules, which can be changed to accommodate different products in a matter of minutes
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 22 Feb 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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The high level of flexibility offered makes the Omni form-fill and seal wrappers suitable for a wide range of applications including ready-meal manufacturers, contract packers, cosmetic and toiletry producers - in fact almost any user needing quick product changeover.
At the core of the machine is servo motion-control technology, which instantly recognises when a new in-feeder has been attached.
The new multi language large display screen allows operators to set-up the machine with the minimum of product knowledge.
Users are prompted for the height and width after which the machine calculates the spacing and type of packaging film required.
Additional user information can also be stored in the 100-programme memory, including the location in the stores of suitable film and products.
Problems can also be traced via the interactive screen, which has a fault-finding facility and displays packaging errors on the screen.
The two-model range comprises the Omni G, a traditional drive based machine for a broad range of applications and operates at 80 cycles per minute.
Standard jaw opening of the Omni G is 8 inches and has the option to go up to 10 inches. Request a free brochure from Sealed Air ...
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