FULL RANGE OF AUTOMATIC LABELING MACHINES ON DISPLAY AT PACK EXPO 2014
SAVE THE DATE! November 2nd-5th 2014: P.E. USA will be present as usual at Pack Expo in Chicago. Given last year’s success, it has decided to invest significantly on this occasion by increasing the space available at the stand, shared with the partner company MBF North America.
At stand S-2367 as many as six different types of labeling machines will be exhibited to meet various market demands. The COMPACT model, the pressure sensitive linear labeling machine by Packlab, is the ideal solution for those with space restrictions. This labeling machine is characterized by the absence of safety doors, thus reducing overall dimensions. A high-tech optical barrier system guarantees total safety to operators, even in the absence of guards that can be opened.
The labeling machine for low production speeds, MODULAR PLUS 540 model, features an ergonomic frame with three labeling stations installed on the peninsula, ensuring maximum accessibility to operators. Then there is the versatility of the combined labeling machine MODULAR TOP 1120 (for the front and back application of labels) + MAYA, the linear sleeve label applicator, for Bi-Pack promotional packaging and the MODULAR PLUS 810 labeling machine with ERGO SEAL cachet applicator.
Finally, there is the Made-in-USA model, the ROLL-LINE, consisting of the roll-fed linear labeling machine.
The P.E. USA staff, with the support of the Italian colleagues Cristian Piccinini (Area Manager) and Bruno Negri (chairman of P.E. LABELLERS Italy), will be available to provide all clients with technical and sales information on the machines on display and the full range of labeling machines by P.E. LABELLERS Group.
In addition, P.E. USA is going to have a booth also on PHARMA EXPO (#920) together with its sister company Packlab, where there will be another labeling machine on display, specially designed for the pharmaceutical sector: PHARMALINE.
Staff from Packlab will be there to give technical information about this labeler, presented for the first time in the U.S. area.
