Unscrambling at Kraft
Thursday, 29 March, 2007
Lanfranchi S.rl. of Parma, Italy, in collaboration with its local partner HBM Plastics & Packaging Technologies, has recently won the tender to supply a PET bottle unscrambler to Kraft Foods in Port Melbourne.
The 14,500 bottle/h salad dressing line is due to be commissioned in March 2007 and will include the Model L1 STD 20-28 unscrambler, complete with elevator, as well as an empty bottle air rinser from Kompass of Italy (also represented by HBM).
The unscrambler is manufactured in food-grade stainless steel and features Lanfranchi's 'no scuffing technology'. This system is based on a 'low relative speed' design which ensures that the bottles do not suffer from damage during the unscrambling process.
Changeover time for the five different PET bottles to be handled is approximately 17 mins, using Lanfranchi's fully automated system.
Lanfranchi produces a range of bottle unscrambling machines for outputs from 5000 up to 72,000 b/h.
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