Voidfill Packaging System suits decentralized operations.
January 2, 2009 -
Suited for both on-line and off-line void-fill, tabletop Fill-Air® Cyclone(TM) processes converted film at rate of 65 fpm. System creates bags in 8 different sizes, with largest measuring 14 x 8 in. Sensor monitors level of inflated bags in accumulation bin, eliminating need for operator to continually press Start button to create more bags. Sensor can also be configured so that wave of hand will signal system to produce pre-determined length of inflated void-fill bags.
Sealed Air's Fill-Air® Cyclone(TM) Inflatable Packaging System Proves Good Things Come in Small Packages
SADDLE BROOK, N.J. (Nov. 9, 2008) - The compact Fill-Air® Cyclone(TM) inflatable
packaging system from Sealed Air Corporation is the newest addition to the Fill-Air® line of voidfill inflatable packaging systems. Ideal for decentralized packaging operations, the Fill-Air® Cyclone(TM) system instantaneously delivers air-filled bags at the high-speed production rates of the successful Fill-Air® 2000 on-line system, but within a minimal footprint.
Small enough to sit on a table top, the Fill-Air® Cyclone(TM) system's simple design is easy to maintain and operate. The system can be loaded with Fill-Air® Select film and ready to work within seconds. In addition, its size allows it to be delivered via UPS.
Useful for both on-line and off-line void-fill, the system processes converted film at a rate of 65 feet per minute. The Fill-Air® Cyclone(TM) system creates bags in up to eight different sizes, with the largest measuring 14 inches by 8 inches. The system also features a sensor which monitors the level of inflated bags in an accumulation bin, eliminating the need for an operator to continually press the 'Start' button to create more bags as the bin empties. This sensor also can be configured so that a wave of the hand will signal the system to produce a pre-determined length of inflated voidfill bags.
"The Fill-Air® Cyclone(TM) system meets the needs of many customers in a multiple pack
station environment," said Sealed Air business manager Dave Weiss. "The system's small size and speed make inflatable void-fill an attractive option for decentralized packaging operations as well as on-line operations."
Additionally, Sealed Air's Fill-Air® film is now printed with recycling information that informs end-users on how to recycle the product.
For more information about the Fill-Air® Cyclone(TM) system call 1-800-648-9093 or visit www.fillair.com.
About Sealed Air
Sealed Air is a leading global provider and manufacturer of a wide range of packaging and performance-based materials and equipment systems that serve food, medical, and an array of industrial and consumer applications. For more than half a century, Sealed Air employees around the globe have applied deep understanding of customers' businesses to deliver innovative packaging solutions. Operating in 51 countries, Sealed Air's widely recognized and respected brands include Bubble Wrap® cushioning, Cryovac® food packaging technologies, Jiffy® protective mailers and Instapak® foam-in-place systems. For more information about Sealed Air, please visit the Company's web site at www.sealedair.com.
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Rachel Hadley
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Phone: 404-266-7502 E-mail this person Company Information: Name: Sealed Air Corp. Address: Park 80 East City: Saddle Brook State: NJ ZIP: 07663-5291 Country: USA Phone: 800-648-9093 FAX: 201-712-7019 http://www.sealedaircorp.com/
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