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Branson In-Line Clamshell Packaging System

Source: Branson Ultrasonics Corporation
While the most common method of ultrasonically welding clamshell packages is a manual plunge welding system, which requires a bar horn and specialized fixture, the Branson In-Line Clamshell system pr
While the most common method of ultrasonically welding clamshell packages is a manual plunge welding system, which requires a bar horn and specialized fixture, the Branson In-Line Clamshell system provides processors with flexibility and increased processing speed by eliminating the need for manual loading and unloading. Parts are simply scanned through. Adjustments for different configurations are easily made.

Ultrasonics offers immediate startup with no preheating, and is thus a fast, clean, reliable, and energy-efficient alternative to heat and RF sealing. The process seals despite product residue, steam, or vapor, imparts no heat to package contents, seals new and reclaimed materials, and eliminates consumables such as adhesives and staples, and is itself contaminant free.

Features of the In-line Packaging Clamshell System

  • Variable speed rotary sealing anvil.
  • Conveyor adjustment : from 1" below sealing surface to 6-3/4" below sealing surface.
  • Package width capability: 7" to 15"
  • In-feed and out-feed nip rollers.
  • Variable speed flat belt conveyor (standard conveyor - 12" wide, 48" long).
  • Simple hand crank fluid-drive lift system to adjust conveyor height for different package configurations (height adjustable - 1" - 6-7/8").
  • Adjustable roller-style edge guide to facilitate product movement.
  • Two variable speed drive motors provide continuous operation for speed ranges of 0-65 feet/minute.
  • Operator controls: Power on/off switch with "power on" light; Cycle start button; Emergency stop button.
  • Pneumatic pressure regulator, gauge, filter, and air shutoff valve. Frame is 2-1/2" square steel tubing with leveling pads for feet

Branson Ultrasonics Corporation, 41 Eagle Road, P.O. Box 1961. Tel: 203 796-0400; Fax: 203 796-9838.