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94 MACHINERY UPDATE SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2018 www.machineryupdate.co.uk<br />

Installation PPMA Southern News Show Manufacturing Preview Review<br />

Two labellers will<br />

be demonstrated<br />

on a larger stand<br />

Langguth UK has a bigger<br />

stand this year that is allowing<br />

two labelling machines to be<br />

demonstrated; a large, fully<br />

automated, high speed machine<br />

as well as a semi-automatic<br />

desktop machine.<br />

Langguth Labelling Machinery<br />

offers wet glue and hotmelt and<br />

self-adhesive labelling technology<br />

to its customers. The machines<br />

are built in Germany, but the sales<br />

and after-sales support is local.<br />

A UK based spares and service<br />

team, including skilled local<br />

engineers, means support is<br />

always available.<br />

UK LABELLING NEEDS<br />

“We’re pleased to be exhibiting<br />

again at this year’s PPMA<br />

Show to discuss any labelling<br />

requirements visitors might have,”<br />

says Langguth UK director James<br />

Causebrook. “We want to give the<br />

show visitors the opportunity to<br />

meet the people behind Langguth<br />

UK, so a team of engineers and<br />

sales support staff will be on hand<br />

to discuss labelling solutions best<br />

suited to any requirements and to<br />

give expert advice,” he says.<br />

STAND A84<br />

W www.langguth-uk.com<br />

Monobloc filler launch<br />

brings operational gain<br />

Adelphi Manufacturing<br />

is launching a new<br />

<strong>Res</strong>ponse monobloc<br />

filler at the PPMA Show<br />

which, the company says,<br />

provides many advantages<br />

for customers compared <strong>with</strong><br />

traditional inline packaging<br />

systems. It also offers benefits<br />

to clients in the vaping,<br />

cosmetics and pharmaceutical<br />

industries many of which<br />

have already expressed<br />

interest in the new unit.<br />

Built to pharmaceutical<br />

standards, the hygienic<br />

monobloc is a single-head filler<br />

capable of filling containers<br />

from 3 to 250 ml, at speeds<br />

in the region of 30 fills per<br />

minute. With easy-to-use HMI<br />

touch screen controls and<br />

quick strip-down, it is said<br />

to improve productivity.<br />

“Not only can the monobloc be<br />

fully stripped in 10 minutes,<br />

it is also quick and easy to<br />

change parts from one fill size<br />

container to another,” explains<br />

Adelphi associate director<br />

Nicola Jones.<br />

A major improvement is the<br />

footprint of the machine which<br />

The new monobloc from Adelphi Manufacturing will be shown at the NEC<br />

has been drastically reduced.<br />

This, in turn, saves customers<br />

vital space compared to inline<br />

systems. Lengthy composite<br />

conveyor systems <strong>with</strong><br />

several individual machines<br />

are replaced by compatible<br />

components surrounding<br />

a single star wheel.<br />

Adelphi’s monobloc has<br />

also been designed to save<br />

customers money, compared<br />

to the cost of purchasing all of<br />

the separate machines required<br />

in an inline system.<br />

The single star wheel completely<br />

synchronises packaging<br />

processes, and this simple,<br />

intuitive set-up also provides<br />

the benefit of reduced labour<br />

costs compared to the average<br />

inline packaging system.<br />

STAND K24<br />

W www.adelphi.uk.com<br />

Latest inspection equipment includes a new feature to allow<br />

quicker set up while reducing false rejects in manufacturing<br />

Heuft will demonstrate further<br />

developments for the in-line<br />

quality inspection of products<br />

and packaging which puts the<br />

safety of food at the forefront<br />

as well as discussing the new<br />

reflexx II which allows specific<br />

teaching in of individual<br />

quality requirements across<br />

the technologies offered by<br />

the company.<br />

This allows quicker set up<br />

and reduces false rejects that<br />

can be an issue <strong>with</strong> some<br />

‘teach in’ mchine features,<br />

says the company.<br />

The Heuft ONE for code<br />

verification, marking and<br />

label inspection detects best<br />

before and expiry dates,<br />

barcodes and 2D codes, article<br />

and serial numbers, imprints<br />

and lettering which have been<br />

incorrectly applied and are<br />

inaccurate. The same also<br />

applies to deviating logos as<br />

well as non-brand colouring<br />

and design elements.<br />

On the stand, this unit will<br />

include a new high-resolution,<br />

smart colour camera that<br />

offers users versatile easy to<br />

set code checking and network<br />

capability for data transfer<br />

from the Heuft device.<br />

Also shown will be<br />

the eXaminer II XB<br />

top-down foreign body<br />

detection machine<br />

<strong>with</strong> special pulsed<br />

x-ray technology to<br />

deliver accurate and<br />

reliable detection of<br />

contaminants such as<br />

metals, glass, stone<br />

and bone.<br />

STAND D94<br />

W www.heuft.com<br />

Heuft will demonstrate a couple of units

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