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Delkor Debuts High-Speed Bottle Packaging Line at 750 BPM
Delkor showcased a bottle packaging line capable of running 750 bottles per minute with quick-change indicators.
- What happened
- Delkor debuted a new high-speed bottle packaging line running 8-count cases at 750 bottles per minute. The system features patented Smart Lock quick-change indicators and can run single-flavor or multi-flavor packages with an optional infeed. Additionally, a Trayfecta X case former supplies empty cases to the line at a rate of 50 cases per minute.
- Why it matters
- The line offers converters and brand-owner packaging buyers high output capabilities alongside multi-flavor flexibility and rapid changeover features.
- Who is affected
- Brand-owner packaging buyers, packaging equipment suppliers, and converters.
The debut took place at the Delkor booth, highlighting the system's integration of high-speed case forming and packaging operations.
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