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Case Unpacker Machine Display
The needle-type Case Unpacker is a machine used in the packaging industry, specifically for erecting and assembling cardboard or corrugated cases or boxes. This type of case erector features a mechanism that uses needles or spikes to hold and fold the flaps of the box as it moves through the machine.
The steps involved in using a needle-type case erector typically include:
1. Case Loading: Flat cardboard blanks are loaded into the machine's magazine or hopper, which feeds them into the erector one at a time.
2. Flap Folding: As the flat box enters the erector, the machine's needles or spikes grip the flaps and fold them into the proper position to form the box structure.
3. Case Ejection: Once the flaps are folded, the erected case is pushed out of the machine, ready to be filled with products.
The needle-type Automatic Case Unpacker is commonly used in industries such as food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, and consumer goods to streamline the packaging process, improve efficiency, and reduce manual labor. Its use ensures consistent and accurate box assembly, which is essential for automated packaging lines.
This type of case erector is suitable for businesses requiring high-speed and high-volume case erecting operations, offering a reliable and cost-effective solution for packaging needs.
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