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    2007 ID’PACK Conditionneuse blisters

    2007 ID’PACK Conditionneuse blisters

    • Manufacturer: ID’PACK

    Case packer For blisters Module for cartoning, labeling, weighing, and carton inspection. Nordson PROblue 4 gluing unit CE compliant

    Orléans, France
  • Palletizers for paper processing

    Palletizers for paper processing

    • Manufacturer: Automazone

    Main qualities:  Small size.  Low energy consumption.  It is not necessary for the operator to have particular skills.  Maximum safety for the operator.  No operational interruptions.  Quick format change f...

    Italy
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    Sack line W&H AEK1140 Tuber+Kochsiek

    Sack line W&H AEK1140 Tuber+Kochsiek Bottomer K66+Icoma Palletizer

    • Manufacturer: W&H

    Tuber W&H+Kochiek_K66 Bottomer+S-press+Palletizer Used machines for the production of paper bags, with associated tools, spare parts and documentation: 1 used Tuber brand Windmoller&Holcher, Type AEK 1140; German...

    Bodio, Italy

Overview

Palletizers are machines used to automatically stack products onto pallets for efficient storage and transportation. These devices can handle various products, including boxes, bags, and bottles, and are commonly used in manufacturing and distribution centers to improve productivity and reduce manual labor.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used palletizer?

Consider the machine's age, model, and operating hours. Check for any signs of wear and tear, and ensure it meets your production requirements. Reviewing maintenance records can also provide insight into its condition.

How do I ensure the palletizer is shipped safely to my location?

Hire a reputable logistics service experienced in transporting heavy machinery. Ensure the palletizer is securely packed and protected to avoid damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a palletizer?

Regular maintenance includes inspecting mechanical parts, checking electrical connections, and ensuring proper lubrication. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for detailed maintenance intervals and procedures.