June 23, 2009 -
AirPouch® Express 3(TM) Void-Fill Systems are designed to run without knife, due to vertical perforating process used to manufacture preformed AirPouch pillows, maximizing length of time between maintenance cycles. Upgrade is also available for units currently installed. Portable, tabletop unit produces air pillow strips at speeds of 50 fpm and has 21 x 9 in. footprint. All electric design requires no compressed air to operate and uses EarthAware(TM) Biodegradable LLDPE and recycled film.
New Upgrade for AirPouch® Express 3(TM) Void-Fill System Reduces Maintenance by Eliminating Common Wear Item
STREETSBORO, OH - June 9, 2009 - The AirPouch® Division of Automated Packaging Systems has introduced a new engineering upgrade that eliminates the need for a common wear item found on void-fill air pillow systems. An innovative engineering design has replaced the cutting knife that these systems use to slit the film material just prior to filling each pillow with air.
Now, a new vertical perforating process used exclusively in the manufacture of the preformed AirPouch pillows allows the Express 3(TM) Void-fill system to run without a knife, therefore significantly extending the length of time between maintenance cycles. This engineering upgrade makes the AirPouch Express 3 the most reliable and productive void-fill air pillow system available.
This engineering upgrade is available for units currently installed, and all new AirPouch Express 3 Void-fill Systems will now come standard with the unique knifeless system design. Overall performance specifications for speed and ease of operation remain the same.
"The cutting knives used in preformed air pillow systems tend to get dull under high usage, and can require replacement as often as four times per month in larger applications," says Dan Fogg, Director of Operations for AirPouch. "The AirPouch Express 3 System has been a very reliable product and this engineering improvement further extends its best-in-class performance," Fogg added.
The AirPouch Express 3 is a portable, tabletop unit that produces strips of air pillows at speeds of more than 50 feet per minute. This compact system weighs 35 pounds and has a footprint of 21" x 9", making it one of the most versatile and user-friendly packing systems on the market. The Express 3 system is quiet and its all electric design requires no compressed air to operate. AirPouch pillows are available in sizes 8 or 10 inches wide and a variety of standard lengths. AirPouch uses EarthAware(TM) Biodegradable LLDPE and Recycled Film.
About Automated Packaging
Automated Packaging Systems has been designing and manufacturing original Autobag®, AirPouch® and SidePouch(TM) systems and products for more than 40 years. With more than 25,000 packaging systems in operation and a national service organization, Automated Packaging Systems has the experience and support to deliver the ultimate in customer satisfaction. Automated Packaging Systems offers a complete line of baggers, void-fill systems, thermal transfer imprinters, counters, scales, and specialty packaging materials. Complete information is available at the company's web sites.
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Dan Fogg
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Phone: 330-342-2000 E-mail this person Company Information: Name: Automated Packaging Systems Inc. Address: 10175 Philipp Pkwy. City: Streetsboro State: OH ZIP: 44241 Country: USA Phone: 888-288-6224 FAX: 330-342-2400 http://www.autobag.com
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