With its EvoFilm stretch technology, Sidel offers a shrink packaging solution that reduces plastic consumption and lowers energy consumption. The company also aims to increase operational efficiency by integrating palletising systems.
It is possible with EvoFilm stretch technology, process thinner film layers, without compromising the quality of the packaging. According to the manufacturer, this can reduce the consumption of plastic film by up to 50 per cent. The technology also leads to energy savings in shrink packaging processes. While conventional methods require a high level of heat to shrink plastic film around the products, EvoFilm uses stretching techniques that are significantly more energy efficient. require less energy. According to the company, energy consumption is even set to fall by up to 90 per cent - with the packaging processes running at the same speed.
Combined approach
In addition to EvoFilm Stretch Sidel palletising systems that complement the shrink packaging process. Thanks to their integration into EvoFilm-Stretch, they ensure optimum load stability and efficiency throughout the entire supply chain.
The RoboAccess_Pal S robot and cobot palletising solution also contributes to the automation of the palletising process. Thanks to the use of innovative robot technology and intelligent software, the All-in-one solution comprising robotics and cobotics material waste and improves load stability throughout the supply chain. The integration of the RoboAccess_Pal S with EvoFilm Stretch creates a powerful synergy that enables customers to achieve their environmental goals without compromising on performance or productivity.
Source: Sidel
