ULMA Packaging UK is introducing a high-performance food traysealer to the UK market for the first time at the PPMA Total Show.
The TSA 1200 can seal up to 60 packs per minute in a skin-on-flat carboard LeafSkin or plastic tray format. The process involves a servo-driven die set lifting system and card denester with vacuum suckers, alongside a narrow, flexible and synchronised curved infeed conveyor.
Dave Berriman, technical manager at ULMA Packaging UK said: “We are very excited to be demonstrating the market-leading TSA 1200 at this year’s PPMA Total Show.
“We believe it offers an excellent combination of sustainability and practicality for medium-to-high production meat, cheese and fish processors. Its combination of swift, automatic card de-nesting and product loading for a protruding skin cut which offers a secure seal to maximise product integrity.
“Alongside ensuring clean and attractive on-shelf pack presentation, the machine’s technology allows for marked waste reductions and compatibility with multiple eco-friendly materials, including fully monomaterial PET trays. Sustainability has long moved from a preference to a priority in packaging, so we’re pleased to bring this new traysealer to UK shores and demonstrate to PPMA attendees.”
The PPMA Total Show takes place at Birmingham’s NEC from 27-29 September.
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