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Molson Coors Adopts Linear Conveying to Maintain Line Speeds
Molson Coors has integrated Intralox micropitch conveying to eliminate parallel transfers and dead plates during container handling.
- What happened
- Molson Coors adopted Intralox micropitch conveying systems to replace conventional mass handling methods. By removing parallel transfers and dead plates, the new setup allows the company to utilize every inch of belt space for moving containers.
- Why it matters
- The change prevents container downtime and maintains packaging line operating rates.
- Who is affected
- Packaging line operators, equipment suppliers, and brand-owner packaging buyers.
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- Live at PACK EXPO: Molson Coors Swaps Side Transfers for Linear Conveying — Published Content Feed | Packaging World
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