The ReeFlow 200 series are fully electric Servo driven flow wrappers for high quality, precise, and high production capabilities. Unlike standard flow wrappers, Long-Dwell series allows for longer contact with the film for thicker or specialized films for an airtight seal without melting the plastic.
Long-Dwell 350mm jaws have a production speed of 120-200 ppm with varying jaws. With a driven reel shaft for film from 800mm and automatic film tensioning which allows you to run even the thinnest of films, you can be sure that these machines will efficiently process your products.
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Reepack ReeFlow 200 BW
The ReeFlow 200 series are fully electric Servo driven flow wrappers for high quality, precise, and high production capabilities. Unlike standard flow wrappers, Long-Dwell series allows for longer contact with the film for thicker or specialized films for an airtight seal without melting the plastic.
Long-Dwell 350mm jaws have a production speed of 120-200 ppm with varying jaws. With a driven reel shaft for film from 800mm and automatic film tensioning which allows you to run even the thinnest of films, you can be sure that these machines will efficiently process your products.
Reepack ReeFlow 200 BW
Specifications
Machine dimensions: 5400x1400x1800mm
Infeed conveyor: Belted infeed
Max film speed: 60m/min
Max product height: 160/180mm
Long dwell jaw size: 350mm
Bag width: 250/400mm
Max film width: 800mm
10” Touch screen panel
Reepack ReeFlow 200 BW
Options and Add-ons
Fixed/ Adjustable Folding Boxes
Flat belt infeed/multibelt feeder
Misplaced product detection
Gas flush, mix and analyzer
Automatic label applicator
Printers for date/lot coding
Photocell registration
No product - no bag
Reepack ReeFlow 200 BW
Envision your packaging product.
When getting product into retail and wholesale applications, one of the first thoughts that comes up is how the finished product will present on the shelf.
Packaging has a large impact on your brand, which is why it’s important to have a high-quality packaged product with the right look and feel to help you stand out on the shelf.
With a variety of flow wrappers with different capabilities, our packaging consultants can help you find the right fit for any of these packaging types and applications.
Packaging options
Film
Types of Films
• Hot seal
• Cold seal
• High barrier
• Monostructure
• Shrink
Film Features
• Microwaveable
• Oven safe
• Re-sealable window
• Anti-fog
• Micro-perforated
Packaging options
Folding
Back fin
Gusseted back fin
Packaging options
Sealing & Atmosphere Applications
Ambient packaging
An airtight straight seal with no vacuum or altered atmosphere applied. This is the simplest form of seal and often used with frozen products, or fresh products with micro-perforations and other breathable films.
Modified atmosphere packaging (MAP)
In this process, air is vacuumed out and replaced with carbon dioxide, nitrogen, or a gas mixture. This is used to extend the shelf life and keep products fresh, especially with delicate or perishable foods
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