Americas: Bosch to demostrate granola bars packaging at show.

Bosch Packaging Technology will showcase a new customer project for creating and packing granola bars fully integrated with the blend of Palestine Pack Expo Las Vegas 2017 on September 27th September 25th.

Canadian confectionery maker, Riverside National Foods, solved the solution for its mediated granola bars.

Using Bosol's solution, all elements of granola bars are mixed, after which the WRF 600 Flex roller consists of a defined slab.

The new WRW 600 Flex compression roller then compresses the appropriate height and weight slab.

The WRF two roller pre-concepts allow for coordinating with a cross-flow tempering for handling an even mass slab and gentle product.

Both WRF and WRW work with the full flexibility of the exterior width and height, and they can be completely reduced or completely eliminated from 'pruning' of the edges or edges.

The rolled out slab is pre-cooled, cut, cut, and expelled, only then will be cut on the cross and completely cooled

After the granola bars, enter the Sigpack DGDE, a distribution station, which gently puts the products in line.

The electric cabinet among others is now integrated into the arrangement, thereby increasing the production per square meter.

Intelligent Sigpack FIT Infeed products with linear motor technology push buttons to change the layout, as well as the convenience of feeding, non-contact and gentle product feeding.

Later, the products are transferred to the Sigapack HRM Flow Worker, which touches 600 times per minute.

The flow wrapper application enables high performance splicing units seamless splicing, improving line efficiency by reducing downtime and reducing product waste.

The covered product Sigpack TTM1 topload cartoner continue, which form, load and close up to 100 boxes per minute.

The idea of ​​patent modification allows for maximum flexibility of the style of the pack.

The cartoons are then processed by the Elematic 1001 Sideload Case Packer, which packs them in the case of regular slotted, also known as the American case.

Both machines enable tool-less changes within a few minutes.

In the last step, a so-called cobbled - cooperative robot - manages Palestine.

"Riverside currently packs up to 3 different formats for customers in more than 30 countries. As a result, fast working hours are important for switching between maximum functionality and flexibility in various formats," said Claus Hahgig, Managing Director of North America in Packaging Systems and Project Incharge.