Walthambury sack conveying systems offer a high volume, low cost transport solutions for any size packing house.
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Sack Top Control System / Conveyor Systems
| STC 8600 Sack Top Control System | |
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The Morray STC8600 is offered for either net or gross weighing. The gross weighing option incorporates the trusted M425 weigher whereas the net weighing option requires the product to be weighed before being released into the bag. Both versions are fitted with a pneumatic bag clamp to hold the bag during the filling/ weighing process. Once the bag is filled it is lowered onto the conveyor where guide plates ensure that the top of the bag is held, formed & fully supported during the cycle from the bag clamp through the automatic infeed device. It is then delivered to the stitcher or heat sealer BEFORE being released. Popular ModelsWJM8600. Fixed height conveyor with NP7A Stitcher WJM8601. Adjustable height conveyor with NP7A Stitcher WJM8602 Fixed height conveyor with DS9 stitcher WJM8603 Adjustable height conveyor with DS9 stitcher Key Benefits
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Walthambury Sack Conveyors are tailored to length, width and control configuration to suit the requirements of any material transport system- from simple stitching lines to fully automated production and packing facilities.
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All Sack Conveyors are available in rubber belt, Intralox®, stainless steel slat band and plastic slat band to meet the needs of your product. Key Benefits
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| Check Weighing | |
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Morray supplied check weighing solutions are high speed (up to 60 units per minute) and effective units, rich in advanced features such as RS Serial communication and printed reports, yet are simple by design, fully self-contained with a small operational footprint so can be integrated into existing systems effortlessly Optional Extras
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| Metal Detectors | |
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Morray Metal Detecting conveyors are a highly effective and reliable solution for detection of ferrous contaminants in bags of product down to the smallest piece of swarf. They are able to work in close proximity to other metal structures and equipment without interference thus negating the need for a 'metal free zone'.
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