For businesses requiring a flow wrapper for food or non-food products, the team at Kempner should be your first choice. With more than five decades of experience, Kempner provides an impressive selection of flow wrapping machinery offered in a range of configurations to suit all applications.
The flow wrap machines from Kempner are designed to wrap products in a flexible material such as polyolefin shrink film as well as PE and PET films. Flow wrap machines use a technique sealing products using a single continuous roll of film, products being conveyed and individually wrapped using a cross seal. Flow wrapping is also referred to as form fill seal, pillow-pouch wrapping or fin-seal wrapping or crimp-seal wrapping.
Every flow wrapper from Kempner comes with the option of photocells for printed film registration and can be fitted with a printer for dates and batch codes. All flow wrap machines can be configured in different configurations with a wide selection of optional add-on modules, making Kempner's flow wrappers tailorable for each customer's specific needs and capable of delivering high efficiency and flexibility at every performance level.
Kempner's flow wrapping machines are suitable for packaging a wide variety of food and non-food products. In the food sector, flow wrapping machinery are frequently used to package chocolates, sweets, biscuits and baked goods including ready meals and other food products. For non-food products, flow wrappers can package medical and pharmaceutical products, hardware and industrial components as well as personal care products.
The main advantages of Kempner's flow wrap machines are:
Outstanding value for money without compromising on quality. Exceptional build quality with machines built to last. A wide range of models from entry level through to fully automated high speed production lines. The ability to interface with existing production lines and feeding systems. Operator training available as part of the installation process. Excellent after sales support throughout the lifetime of the read more machine.