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Issue 5, Vo l u me X X I I . Septemb er /October 2011 MACHINERY UPDATE – ISSUE 5, VOLUME XX11. SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2011

The machinery only journal for processing and packaging

inside

PPMA Show Preview News Multi million pound canning line to meet London Olympic needs

SUSTAINABILITY • PPMA SHOW PREVIEW

New Machinery Accurate weighing of mixed products with a 36 head unit

Installations A clever rotary glass disc was devised to check components

Plus: Labelling, coding & marking Components Regulations Who what where

PLUS: How sustainable is your business plan?



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ISSUE 5, VOLUME XXII. SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2011 THE JOURNAL OF THE PPMA

contents Editor: Gail Hunt Sales Manager: David Chadd Production Manager: Bill Lake Production: Janine Berriedale

A PPMA Publication PPMA Ltd, New Progress House, 34 Stafford Road, Wallington, Surrey SM6 9AA Tel: +44 (0) 20 8773 8111 Fax: +44 (0) 20 8773 0022 E-mail addresses: publishing@ppma.co.uk show@ppma.co.uk technical@ppma.co.uk Website: www.ppma.co.uk Applications for free copies of Machinery Update are considered from specifiers, managers and purchasers of processing and packaging machinery in the UK.

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news A Pera conference heard an MP and Lord Digby Jones urge the Government to come up with a credible plan for growth, while the food industry continues to grow through the downturn, including Coca-Cola Enterprises who is investing in its Sidcup site

12 new machinery An extra rugged metal detector; an aseptic PET filler for medium-sized bottlers; a linerless application machine for pallet labels; a 36 head multihead weigher; an x-ray inspection system and a flat pouch packaging system feature

18 installations Manufacturers have designed equipment for plastic moulded components; timber; fresh fruit; confectionery; greetings cards; plaster and putty; alcohol; Belgian truffles; preserves; fishing bait; pizza dough and plastics products

24 special feature – sustainability

Annual subscription: £35 (UK), £50 (Continental Europe), £65 (rest of world). ISSN 0969-4145 Printed by: Manor Creative, 7-8 Edison Road, Highfield Industrial Estate, Hampden Park, Eastbourne BN23 6PT. Tel: +44 (0) 1323 514400 The Processing and Packaging Machinery Association assumes no responsibility for the statements or opinions, whether attributed or otherwise, in Machinery Update. This publication is copyright under the Berne convention and the International copyright convention. Apart from any fair dealing for the purposes of research or private study, as permitted under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988, no part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means in any form without prior written permission of the publishers. Publishers: PPMA LTD

There is no doubt that sustainability is steadily gaining importance with consumers which is why many fmcg companies have corporate responsibility and sustainability firmly on their business agendas.

35 ppma show preview This yearʼs PPMA Show (27-29 September) will see over 300 processing and packaging machinery suppliers gather at the NEC, Birmingham. This 40 page preview includes new machinery, systems and equipment launches from exhibitors covering a diverse range of technologies

regular features 74 labelling, coding & marking Labels for yoghurts, thermoformed packs, fresh herbs and tough environments as well as a dual head coder, thermal transfer units and a pharma vision system

76 components Drives and controls; photo sensors; pneumatic actuators

78 regulations Do you know your Low Voltage Directive obligations?

80 who what where People, events and diary dates

81 classified Machinery and services

82 buyers’ guides www. m a c hine r yup da te. c o . uk

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“You can lead a horse to a PPMA Show, but…” We have all heard the old adage, ‘you can lead a horse to water but you can’t make him drink.’ Nowhere is this more graphically illustrated than in the Trade Show industry. I was recently hosting the UK pavilion at a popular Asian Show. I am pleased to say that the majority of UK exhibitors had a very successful trip but when, after the first day, I enquired as to business levels, one company complained that they had had almost no visitors. Genuinely concerned, I observed the said stand during the second day of the event and found the three employees sat in two respective corners with their noses buried in their i-Phones and there was litter and an old sandwich case on the otherwise bare table in the middle of the stand! The occupants of this rather bland space were oblivious to the steady stream of potential customers passing them by. No wonder the said company was not getting any visitors! Yet, curiously, come the end of the show, they swore that the organisers had let them down. Whether you are an exhibitor or a visitor, trade fairs remain the best of all places to network and forge good business relationships. Face-to-face contact between customers and suppliers will always make the wheels of business turn more smoothly. But as an exhibitor, preparation and appropriate execution throughout the event are essential if you are to realise the best return for your significant investment. It is not the fault of the organiser if your stand and your own efforts to engage with the visitors fall short of what every professional company should be doing. The organiser can only bring the visitors to the show – the rest is up to you. As a visitor seeking to purchase equipment or simply to stay abreast of the latest developments, where else can you find such a dense collection of suppliers all in one place and all trying to impress you with the best of their best? Like the exhibitors, trade show visitors need to plan ahead to make the most of these opportunities, too. September will see the annual PPMA Show at the NEC. As organisers, we shall be doing everything we can to maintain the good reputation of this event as the best and largest machinery show in the UK. There is simply no other show that can compete in terms of content and scale. If you are a visitor or an exhibitor, don’t forget that we also rely upon you to ensure that you enable us to make the event a success. “We can lead a horse to water, but we canʼt make him drink!”

CEO PPMA Group of Associations (Incorporating the Processing & Packaging Machinery Association, the British Automation & Robotics Association, the UK Industrial Vision Association & the Polymer Machinery Manufacturers and Distributors Association) www. m a c hine r yup da te. c o . uk


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Talent is rewarded at the PPMA Show This year’s PPMA Show opens its doors at 10am on Tuesday 27 September and visitors to the 3-day event at the NEC, Birmingham will find stands from over 300 packaging and processing machinery suppliers. New for this year are the Ones to Watch awards which recognise the most outstanding young professionals from the packaging and processing machinery industry. Five short listed candidates are now all in with the chance of being crowned the gold award winner. The ceremony will take place at a drinks reception on the PPMA stand at 5pm on the first day of the show. “We launched the Ones to Watch awards this year as a way of celebrating the wealth of young talent across the packaging and processing machinery industry,” explains Chris Buxton, ceo of the PPMA and one of the judges for the award. “The strength of applications we have

received has been impressive and I’m sure that each and every one of them will continue to make an impact on their company’s success.” The awards recognise promising individuals under 35 years old who have made a real impression on the industry. All five Ones to Watch finalists will form part

of an ‘Achievement Gallery’ which can be found on stand H52 at the show. Sabine Fiehl is from Busch UK and was named Busch UK employee of the year in 2009 and is a highly motivated sales employee, never failing to continue to expand and develop her knowledge of the market. Phil Smith is from Converging Solutions and started at the company as an engineering apprentice ten years ago and has

worked his way up to the position of technical director. Greg Austin is from Endoline Machinery and joined the company as regional sales manager for the Midlands four years ago and, despite having no previous sales experience in the packaging automation market, he made an immediate impression on the company. Joanne Weate is from Schubert UK and has been working in the packaging and processing industry for five years and has excelled in all aspects of marketing and sales support activities. Nicola Swann is from Videojet Technologies where her marketing contributions have led to the tripling of inbound lead generation. She has worked in the packaging and processing industry for four years. Our 40 page preview of new machinery, equipment and related systems at the PPMA Show starts on page 35. www.ppmashow.co.uk

Meet the PPMA and learn about benefits The PPMA Pavilion will offer a number of services to visitors and exhibitors throughout the event including technical advice, information about training, the China office and the publishing portfolio. The PPMA’s mission is to: provide members with an effective marketing support www. m a c hine r yup da te. c o . uk

service to promote the sales of machinery both in the UK and overseas; provide education and training for members and their customers; represent the interests of members and their customers with government, legislators and other relevant industry bodies and raise the status and professionalism of

members and develop the recognition of the importance of the machinery supply sector within the many industries served by members. To learn more about the benefits of membership, visit the stand during the show. Stand A70 www.ppma.co.uk

Let’s have a debate? The Manufacturing Forum is a new feature of this yearʼs PPMA Show and will include tailored presentations (outlined on page 56) as well as topical debates for delegates to take full part in. Debates take place at 12.30-1.30 each day. On Tuesday, the debate title is: Should packaging machinery manufacturers and suppliers take more interest in consumer trends? Chaired by Martin Hardwidge of MHA Marketing, panellists will include Richard Bull, managing director of Enercon; Mike Healey, director sales & service at Pago and Alan Moffat, packaging development manager at HJ Heinz & Co. On Wednesday, the debate title is: Predictive maintenance strategies – what works best? In the chair is Richard Little, managing director of Jenton International while panellists are Steve Taylor, regional sales manager of Fluke (specialist area thermography), Dr John Atkinson, technical director of C-Cubed (specialist area vibration and condition monitoring) and George Thompson, customer service sales manager at Fanuc (end-user). This debate will enable manufacturers and end users to find out which predictive maintenance techniques they should be using to stay competitive. On Thursday, the debate title is: Competitive advantage delivered by automation and vision technologies. Chaired by PPMA ceo Chris Buxton, other panellists are Mike Wilson, president of BARA, Mark Williamson, chairman of UKIVA, Simon Beveridge, owner of SIGA Vision and John Morten, group projects manager at Burtonʼs Foods. www.ppmashow.co.uk

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Multi-million canning line produces Olympic Coke A £14m canning line is being brought into service this month by Coca-Cola Enterprises (CCE) at its Sidcup plant, as the country’s biggest soft drinks producer celebrates its 50th year of production in the Kentish town. As well as potentially boosting the plant’s output by 33% to some 62 million cases a year, the new turnkey line offers significant environmental benefits compared to existing equipment in terms of its water and energy usage, and carbon emissions. Supplied by KHS, the line can run at up to 2,000 cans a minute and comprises a depalletiser, filler, blender, tray packer and robotic palletiser. Although it only requires a relatively small footprint of just 1,500sq m, the line is highly flexible: it will produce 150ml and 330ml cans, as well as 500ml cans if required in the future; in a variety of multipack formats; with an array of features to help reduce changeover times. The extra capacity will help Sidcup gear up for next year’s Olympic Games in London – for

The new canning line will give extra capacity to help Sidcup gear up for next year's Olympic Games, for which it will provide a number of products. The site celebrates its 50th birthday this year

which it will provide a range of products – and the plant had another reason to celebrate recently when it was officially certified as an approved supplier by the London Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games. As with other recent contract wins at CCE – such as a new canning line at its Wakefield plant (see page 26) – KHS has ensured that this latest installation meets the soft drinks

company’s ambition to reduce further its environmental impact. For instance: the new line at Sidcup uses air, rather than water, to rinse empty cans. Such technologies are in line with CCE’s Corporate Responsibility and Sustainability strategy, which has seen the company invest heavily in environmental initiatives at all its plants in recent years. In its recently-published sustainability report, CCE

Food is beating the downturn The UK food and drink industry has bucked the general trend of declining manufacturing output with a 0.5% increase on June 2011 compared to the same month in 2010. The latest Food and Drink Federation business confidence survey has also revealed findings which indicate that the sector is one of the most resilient, even in difficult times. UK sales remain strong and have grown over the past quarter for almost two thirds of 8

respondents with 76% also expecting growth over the next three months. This is against a backdrop of rising commodity prices and while levels of short term investment suffered in Q2 (AprilJune 2011), the net change overall remained positive, illustrating the sector’s commitment to keep investing through difficult spells. Nearly half of respondents in Q1 (Jan-March) expected to increase R&D expenditure in

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Q2, but this only translated to 18%. Two thirds of respondents kept capital expenditure levels the same in Q2 with again fewer companies increasing expenditure then expected. Good news going forward, however is that investment levels in Q3 are forecast to be much higher due to greater projected spending on R&D and upskilling, but this is likely to be due to the natural investment cycle leading up to Christmas. www.fdf.org.uk

highlights how it has cut carbon emissions across its GB operations by 5.5% since 2007; slashed its overall water use ratio by 11.7% since 2007 to 1.36 litres per litre of drink produced; and is now sending zero waste to landfill from its key manufacturing sites across the country. Significantly, the new Sidcup canning line represents almost half the £31m being invested this year in new equipment by CCE at its main plants. “We have a long history of making products in Great Britain and see a positive future for manufacturing in this country – as demonstrated by our ongoing investment at our six factories,” says Roman Manthey, CCE’s group operations director. “Much of this investment is focused on delivering against our demanding sustainability agenda,” he says. “Our ambition is to grow more, using less; our investment at Sidcup is a sign that we are serious about achieving that goal.” 0121 713 6900 www.khs-ag.com

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Powerlink tours with industry leaders The Ethernet Powerlink Standardisation Group is holding eleven conferences in France, Germany, the UK, Italy and Switzerland this autumn to demonstrate how the core technologies of automation can be networked to create integrated solutions based on Powerlink. OEM machine builders, plant operators, system integrators and product manufacturers are invited to learn how a consistent and well integrated solution of ‘Robotic, Vision, Pneumatic, Motion and Control’ can boost automation performance and provide added value to manufacturing processes. The conferences are themed ‘Powerlink on tour with industry leaders’ and are organised by manufacturer of solenoid valves and pneumatic components Asco Numatics, motion and control specialist B&R, leading provider of vision systems Cognex and robot manufacturer Stäubli. At the conferences, the companies will present current Powerlink implementations and highlight the user benefits

Postgrad course Cranfield University has launched a new Masters course in manufacturing technology and management. The MSc in Manufacturing Technology and Management is designed to provide students with the breadth of both technical and business skills to make a real impact in their career. The course is offered both full and part time and commences in October 2011. Cranfield University works closely with a range of organisations in the manufacturing sector, conducting cutting edge research and high value manufacturing. www.cranfield.ac.uk/sas/mtm www. m a c hine r yup da te. c o . uk

provided by the integration of central automation technologies in a comprehensive network. Thanks to the speed, bandwidth

and flexibility of Powerlink networks, automation components can be precisely adjusted and extremely fast reaction times can be implemented with little effort, participants will learn.

Dates, locations and registration details are available at the web link below but the UK conference takes place in Birmingham on 16 November. www.conferences.ethernetpowerlink.org


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A credible plan for growth is required One of David Cameron’s former business advisers Brian Binley MP called on the Government to do more to help small firms when he spoke at a conference organised by Pera, one of Europe’s leading research and development companies on driving ‘Growth through Innovation’. He told the audience of business leaders that while the Government is absolutely right to tackle Britain’s eye-watering debt mountain, cutting red tape and boosting growth must be given greater priority. “As someone who has built up a small business myself I know too well the problems and challenges that

Lord Digby Jones (left) and Brian Binley MP at the conference

you face such as banks unwilling to help and the difficulties of developing new markets and products,” he told delegates. Binley spoke alongside former Trade Minister Lord Digby Jones who warned that the UK’s small firms are missing out on millions of

pounds of EU cash and are therefore investing less in R&D. He bemoaned the fact that the UK spends just 1.79% of GDP on R&D. “The UK R&D tax credit systems works well but much more must be done for innovative businesses to receive special fiscal help.”

Staff achieve NVQ honours Six members of staff at Gough Engineering are celebrating their recent endeavours in gaining notable National Vocational Qualification (NVQ) certificates. Robert Jones, Steve Wilkins and Paul Pidcock attained NVQ level 2 in fabrication & welding while Jason Tellwrite completed a level 3 in the same course. David Thorley achieved a level 2 and 3 in fabrication & welding as well as an NVQ level 2 in engineering technical support. Completing the line up is

Six staff members at Gough Engineering gained NVQ certificates

Graham Lloyd who accomplished an NVQ level 3 in management. The awards took about 14 months of training to complete. “We are very proud of our skills and abilities as an engineering company which

enable us to compete against world leading businesses,” says Stephen Harding, managing director of Gough. “Our staff continues to surprise and delight our customers and we will continue to invest in their training and development.”

Vision integrators and end users gather Vision 2011, the annual international trade fair for machine vision will take place at the Trade Fair Centre in Stuttgart, Germany from 8-10 November. It will occupy exhibition halls 4 and

6 and will be open from 9am – 5pm each day. Last year, the fair attracted a record number of exhibitors, 323, and this year will again present the latest components,

complete machine vision systems and solutions, including a special ‘Integration Area’ specifically aimed at system integrators and solution providers. www.vision-messe.de w w w. machi ner yupdate. co . uk


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Workplace fatality rise is big concern The number of workplace fatalities in Great Britain rose from 147 in 2009/10 to 171 in 2010/11 according to statistics published by the Health & Safety Executive. Although the number of such deaths is lower than the five year average, there was also a significant increase in the rate of fatal injury per 100,000 workers – up from 0.5 in 2009/10 to 0.6 in 2010/11. While the number of workplace deaths in the agriculture sector fell from 38 to 35 there was an increased number of deaths in the construction, manufacturing and service sectors. Construction sector deaths rose from 41 to 50, manufacturing sector deaths rose from 24 to 27 and service sector deaths rose from 42 to 47.

Waste recyclers In terms of the rate of fatal injury, the agriculture and waste recycling sectors stand out as having the highest fatal injury incidence rates. “The grim reality underlying this news is that 171 workers were killed in workplaces across Great Britain in 2010/11,� says Julie Nerney, chief executive of the British Safety Council. “We pride ourselves on the strength of our health and safety regulatory framework, our competence and our commitment to keeping our workers healthy and safe and yet avoidable deaths are still occurring. “Tragically, these figures bring home in graphic terms the consequence of not effectively managing workplace hazards,� she continues. “Had that commonsense and logical course of action been taken in managing workplace hazards it is quite possible that those 171 workers would still be alive and www. m a c hine r yup da te. c o . uk

going home to their families at the end of the working day,� she said. The British Safety Council has corporate members across many sectors including a

significantly large number in construction and manufacturing. “We will be re-doubling efforts to work with them to build competence and spread good practice to those

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Price labels offer savings A new model has been added to the GLP range of product labellers from Bizerba to offer potential savings to the food processing sector. The GLP-I, as the successor to the manual price indicator GH, also offers other benefits. Housed in a plastic casing, the GLP-I can be used for weightrelated, fixed weight and fixed value labelling in the manufacture of meat, sausage, poultry and cheese products as well as in the fruit and vegetable industry. “The great advantage of the GLP-I lies in the significant reduction in set-up times,” explains Dieter Conzelmann, director of industry solutions at Bizerba. “Because label rolls with a 300mm diameter can be used on the unit, the customer saves time and consequently, also saves cash.” Flexibility in use is also offered as the printer can be attached to a fully automatic printing line as a batch printer but can also be used as a manual weight and price indicator or networked to other Bizerba price indicators and checkweighers. “In all print widths up to 104mm, the user will achieve speeds of up to 250mm per second,” says Conzelmann. 01442 240751 www.bizerba.com

Stealthily rugged Fortress Technology has introduced the Phantom Stealth extra rugged metal detector which has a Lexan control panel designed to withstand the harshest production environments. The robust system’s modular design means fewer product parts resulting in greater reliability. Offering excellent return on investment, the Stealth metal detector has also been developed for future redesigns and new elements of the machine can be retrofitted to older models in the company’s Phantom range, ensuring spare parts and upgrades for additional functionality are readily available. For heightened stability and performance in wet or heavy duty product applications, the

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IP66 extra rugged casing has been used. The addition of an epoxy chute makes the Stealth metal detector water resistant. Digital Signal Processing technology has been incorporated to provide precision and speed, and to detect and reject ferrous and non-ferrous metals, including stainless steel.

Other key features include UltraSense, which ensures that high sensitivity levels are maintained in order to detect the smallest metal contaminants, and the Auto Test, selfdiagnostics tool, which helps to guarantee consistent high performance and to keep costs down. 01295 256266 www.fortresstechnology.co.uk

Entry level poly wrapping system With the launch of its new 1000 Solo Buhrs claims that affordable poly wrapping is available to everyone, as the new system provides a cost effective and flexible means of adopting this process within many production set-ups. With a top operating speed of 10,000 products an hour, the unit is an excellent machine for SMEs with post-press wrapping applications. Low maintenance

costs and a proven long system lifespan combine to deliver a high return on investment, says UK and Ireland agent Friedheim International. This, in turn, translates to a convincing priceperformance ratio. Automatic adjustments and settings for the wrapping module deliver reduced set up and make ready times, while the combination of system automation and user-friendly

operator interface make it easy for operators to become proficient in a short period of time. Job settings can be stored easily in the system’s memory, enabling recall and editing to be achieved in minutes. The unwinder, fitted with tension control, is equipped with end of roll detection as standard. 01442 206100 www.friedheim.co.uk

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Aseptic PET filler for medium sized bottlers Krones has developed and field-tested a compact sized aseptic filler to allow medium sized bottlers to handle relatively small batches of PET bottles in aseptic mode in a cost efficient way. With the PET-Asept D Compact for dry-aseptics, Krones has created a genuine aseptic solution and a flexible machine to handle low outputs without any cost penalties. It no longer needs any sterile-water UHT system in order to operate as the containers and the isolator are sterilised with gaseous hydrogen peroxide. The machine itself is cleaned using caustic and acid, which means that peracetic acid and foam cleaning products are no longer required on the system. The small footprint on a minimised floor area is comparable with linear machines, says Krones.

The compact sized aseptic filler allows medium sized bottlers to handle relatively small batches for the first time

In the core section, the containers are passed by a gripper conveyor system first through a pre-warming zone, then sterilised by means of gaseous H2O2 before entering the blow-out section of the steriliser. After this, the containers are filled and then capped. The height adjustable conveyor is already isolated from the sterile zone, which means that minimised change over times are achieved without any handling parts

needing to be replaced. This new machine has an output range covering 6,000 to 12,000 containers an hour. The PET-Asept D Compact can be installed as a stand alone line component or monobloc-synchronised with a stretch blow moulding machine. A first line featuring the PET-Asept D Compact was delivered to a German bottler earlier this year. 01942 845000 www.krones.co.uk

Linerless 驶green始 labellers Atwell Labellers has introduced a range of high speed linerless application machines to join its linerless print & apply applicators for outer case and pallet labelling. The new units can handle a roll of preprinted linerless labels up to 100mm wide and 500 metres long as standard, with the ability to be modified to handle larger sized labels

as required. With label application speeds of up to 150 labels a minute, and with the ability to add an in-line printer for date, batch and price information, the new system offers users reduced costs and environmental footprint. The compact design of the new label head means it can be mounted above, below or to the side of any integrated

system or as part of an existing production line or labelling system. This means customers with existing self adhesive labelling systems can take advantage of the new ecofriendly technology without having to reinvest in a complete new line. 01444 239970 www.atwell-labellers.co.uk

Compact keg washing and racking unit KHS has launched a compact keg washing and racking machine capable of achieving outputs between 60 and 100 kegs an hour, based on the rotary www. m a c hine r yup da te. c o . uk

processing principle that the company has been operating and developing for decades. Called the Innokeg Till CombiKeg, it houses not only the systems for

washing the kegs inside and out and filling them, but also the media tanks, controls, and conveyors. 0121 713 6900 www.khs-ag.com MAC H I N E RY U PD ATE: SEPTEM B ER /OCTOBER 2011

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X-ray unit for pumped foods saves money Mettler-Toledo Safeline has launched the AdvanCheK Pipeline x-ray inspection system to deliver high levels of contaminant detection in pumped food products ranging from meat and poultry to liquids, slurries and semi-solids like jams, sauces, soups and also yoghurts. Positioned at the early stage of the production process, the AdvanCheK Pipeline ensures only non-contaminated pumped food products are advanced for further processing and final packaging. By catching and removing contaminants early in the production process, the system minimises product waste and therefore saves production costs. It detects contaminants such as glass, metal, stone, bone and high density plastics. “Typically, detection levels are better in the early stages of the production process where unprocessed pumped product can be presented in a shallower depth and with a more uniform texture,” says Paul King, sales manager at Mettler-Toledo Safeline. “At each stage of the production process the value of the product increases therefore it is more cost and waste effective to install an AdvanCheK Pipeline early in the process before the product has been processed or sealed in its final packaging.” The unit can be easily attached to existing production lines as it is designed on castors, so it can roll backwards during product calibration without the need to disconnect the pipe work or cause any other problems. 0116 235 7070 www.mt.com 14

High speed mix weigher Ishida says it is taking the accurate weighing of mixed products – such as nuts, confectionery and convenience meals – to a new level of sophistication and accuracy with the introduction of a 36 head multihead weigher. In particular, the new CCW-R236 is able to ensure the correct amount of high value products with no need for overfilling. And, it is capable of handling and mixing up to eight different products at high speeds, with a top speed of up to 360 weighments a minute for a single product. The mix weighing process means each section of the machine acts as an individual weigher, allowing each ingredient in the mix to be given a specific target weight to ensure that the final product contains exactly the right proportion. Equally important, each section can be specified with different contact parts in order to cope with the special characteristics of difficult-to-handle products, such as sticky items including raisins

The CCW-R-236 from Ishida Europe is capable of handling and mixing up to eight different products at high speeds

or jellies, without compromising speed or accuracy. The CCW-R-236 incorporates Ishida’s proven R Series technology, including Pulse Width Modulation, which ensures a controlled and more predictable flow of product through the machine, and special combination calculation software, 5-stage digital filter, anti-floor vibration and Ishidamade load cells that enable the weigher to maintain excellent accuracy at these high speeds.

This accuracy has further reduced product giveaway, meaning significantly more packs can be produced from the same amount of product, while faster calculation speeds allow the weigher to calculate several possible final combinations each time. As a result, the missed cycles that can occur in some machines have been all but eliminated, says Ishida. 0121 607 7700 www.ishidaeurope.com

Track and trace labeller launch The Marchesini Group is launching a track & trace labelling machine and an electronic counter in line with a Sirio 3 unscrambler in the new pharmaceutical pavilion at Pack Expo Las Vegas (26-28 September). Called Neri BL400 VTE TT, the labelling machine applies two tamper evident labels on the side flaps of a carton as well as a vignette on the top. High quality 2D datamatrix codes can be printed on the body and on the sides of the carton which are then automatically inspected. The machine can achieve speeds up to 400 cartons a minute and its balcony construction gives full

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The Neri BL400 VTE TT labelling machine which will be seen in Las Vegas

accessibility to users as well as fast and easy changeovers. Precise label application and printing accuracy are guaranteed by the step-motion carton transport, says the company. Also on show is the FTC 24 twin head electronic counting machine capable of running all

types of solid pharmaceutical products without the need for change parts. The machine features two in line counting heads and operates from a compact footprint. Stand C-4615 01525 216201 www.marchesini.com w w w. mach i ner y u p d ate. co . u k


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Ink jet gives high contrast The 1710 is the latest addition to the 1000 series line of continuous ink jet printers from Videojet and is designed for applications requiring high contrast, clean codes on dark or difficult to mark surfaces. It can code up to five lines of high resolution print, reaching speeds of up to 271 metres a minute, for applications such as parts marking, extrusion and food and drink sectors. “The 1710 has been designed from the start to handle the demands of pigmented ink and is more than evolution, it’s a revolution,” claims Tom Hawkins, Videojet’s UK product manager. “It delivers planned maintenance intervals at least twice as long at its nearest rival, unparalleled reliability, and long shut downs are not a problem,” he says. This new unit uses the exclusive Smart Cartridge fluid system featured on all printers in the Videojet 1000 series range. 0870 240 5542 www.videojet.co.uk

Flat pouch system launch Bosch Packaging Technology will introduce a new flat pouch packaging system, the Sigpack RNGS 8 and KG3 cartoner at Pack Expo Las Vegas (26-28 September). With new servo-driven flexibility, the system provides a seamless, integrated solution with a very small footprint and achieves less giveaway due to dosing accuracy. These features, combined with high speeds, result in a highly efficient solution, says Bosch. Also making its debut at the show will be the Pack 301 IN inverted horizontal wrapper. The machine is ideal for wrapping multipacks, soft packages, vegetables and products that need to be carried on a conveyor instead of being pushed. Furthermore the Pack 301 IN allows users

Bosch will launch this new flat pouch packaging system in Las Vegas

to shorten changeover time, reduce film waste and enhance package appearance while gently handling the product. To provide customers with ease of ordering and optimised spare parts logistics, Bosch will launch its advanced E-Portal. This online platform contains customised as well as machine-specific spare parts

data to ensure an efficient ordering process. Up-to-date information on availability and price can be accessed online at any time to enable reliable planning. It also provides a history of quotes and orders for transparent information and rapid decision making. 01332 626262 www.boschpackaging.com

Bacon processors can modernise easily Multivac has launched the R 595 system for efficient, precision packaging of bacon to offer processors a reliable option to modernise their production facilities. The first machine version

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Machine vision sorts plastic parts easily RNA Automation has installed a fully automated quality control and inspection system to handle and inspect plastic moulded components at a leading food company. The brief demanded handling of two different sized and shape components with minimum changeover time which was made more difficult because of their complexity and fragility. The system could not cause any damage to these parts which had a detailed periphery. Also, the system had to inspect from three planes: top for damage and optical character recognition; bottom for diameter and damage and finally, height and profile. Each detected reject had to be removed. Additionally, the customer demanded operating speeds of up to 1200 parts a minute and the equipment designed to meet food and GMP standards. To enable the system to deliver these speeds, a twin headed design with

The handling solution from RNA includes a rotating glass disc

duplicate rotary feeders, conveyors, a clever rotary glass disc and reject segregation with a common good part collection was devised by RNA. In operation, components are fed from a centrifugal feeder on to a conveyor system and then fed individually into a rotating glass disc. A clever use of gating and a non contact accumulation system has overcome handling problems called ‘castle or double up’ which these components are

prone to. An encoder and trigger sensor were fitted onto the glass disc so that once a component part has passed through this, an encoder count is stored. The PLC then tracks the components around the disc triggering the appropriate cameras and ejecting reject parts. Good components continue around the disk being gently swept off down a chute into a collection box. 0121 749 2566 www.rnaautomation.com

Hooder meets very tall order demands McClure Timber Supplies has integrated an extremely tall – it stands 6,300mm from the floor pallet stretch hooder from Gordian Strapping onto the end of its packaging line. To accommodate space restrictions at the Sheffieldbased timber merchant, the Gordian team fitted an OMS manufactured IS43 off the conveyor centre line and incorporated a specially designed shuttle 18

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conveyor to allow correct pack positioning for hooding. This system has secured product firmly to the pallet to prevent sideways movement in transit and also given greater pack security. It has also stream lined production at the site as packs can now be hooded straight after the baler unit. 01256 394400 www.gordianstrapping.com

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IN BRIEF Atwell Self-Adhesive Labellers has reduced labelling costs, increased outputs and achieved high tolerance levels in label application at Empire Food Brokers by installing a fully automated in-line top and bottom self adhesive labelling system.

Empire Food Brokers has automated its labelling process

The overhead solution incorporates an Atwell Series 3000 print & apply label head to either apply existing preprinted labels but also offering the ability to print blank labels once the preprinted stocks have been used. An Atwell AL2-120S programmable stepper driven label head for applying preprinted labels is incorporated in the base solution. 01444 239970 www.atwell-labellers.co.uk Beumer is providing bag transport conveying technology and palletising and packaging solutions for two Russian locations of Knauf Engineering. The scope of the supply includes a conveying system for bag transport and two Beumer paletpac bag palletisers with a Beumer stretch hood packaging line at each location. The palletisers in Novonukutzk can bundle 10kg bags of plaster and putty at 1,500 an hour, as well as assemble 1,350 bundles of one 25kg and one 30kg bags an hour. At the other Russian site in Novomoskovsk, the systems are palletising and transporting 1,800 bags an hour on the plaster line and 600 an hour on the putty line. To fulfil this project, Beumer had to adapt its systems to accommodate the limited spaces available in the facilities. 01530 267091 www.beumer.com 20

Tray sealing gives strawberry savings Strawberry grower Busby Partners, a member of Farm Fresh PO, has substantially increased throughput while reducing labour costs and cutting packaging waste following the installation of Proseal’s GT2 tray sealer for the top sealing of fruit punnets. As part of this installation, Proseal also designed a customised outfeed to the tray sealer to accommodate the dimensions of the Busby Partners pack house. Busby’s move to heat sealed packs from the traditional clip on lids meets the drive in the industry to reduce packaging weight without compromising packing speed or product quality. By switching to the GT2, the company has achieved speeds up to 90 packs a minute, reduced packaging waste by 25% while using pre-printed film and printing any additional information online, has

As part of the installation, Proseal also designed a customised outfeed to the tray sealer to accommodate the dimensions of the Busby Partners pack house

eliminated the need for print and apply labels. The move to heat sealed packs has reduced labour packing costs by 20% and the increased

throughput enables the company to grow more fruit without expanding its workforce. The new pack style also means that once the lid is sealed, the fruit is tamper proof. Phillip Busby of Busby Partners was very happy with Proseal’s flexible approach to installation and its customer service, particularly with the on-site demonstration to allow the packaging team time to get used to the machine as well as letting growers see the benefits it offered. “Proseal was very flexible when it came to installation and manufactured a customised outfeed with a 90deg angle specifically to meet the space available in our pack house, unlike other manufacturers who adopted the opposite approach of trying to make our facilities fit their machines,” he said. 01625 856600 www.prosealuk.com

Card wrapping is streamlined Carte Blanch Greetings has installed the UK’s first Pfankuch Maschinen Vacustream 4504 wrapping system supplied by exclusive agent Friedheim International to streamline its packing operation.

“With the new machine we are now able to wrap, price, label and band our card ranges ‘to order’ from part-finished product received from our suppliers,” explains warehouse manager at Carte Blanch

Carte Blanch Greetings has installed a 4504 wrapping system

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Fraser Nurse. “This provides us with more control over the operation, and it is better and cheaper than having them supplied already wrapped as we previously did.” In the packing process prior to despatch, run lengths can range form 3,000 cards upwards, with many millions of cards wrapped annually. In order to meet certain production requirements, several ‘special’ modifications to the standard machine were required and, says Nurse, Pfankuch worked closely with us to ensure that these adaptations were made to our satisfaction. 01442 206100 www.friedheim.co.uk w w w. mach i ner y u pd ate. co . u k


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Drinks converters Wallsall Engineering has helped Aston Manor to convert an old glass line into a canning line at its Tiverton plant in North Devon. The initial phase of the project was to remove and transfer certain canning equipment from the recently closed Berkshire Brewery in Reading, such as the can rinser and filler as well as the empty can feed system. All redundant machines and conveyors at the Tiverton plant were then removed to enable re-installation of this transferred equipment. The complete old full bottle conveying system was converted and new full can

A complete new guide rail system was retrofitted throughout the Aston Manor project for the specific handling of cans

conveyors were designed, manufactured and installed by Walsall to complete the new re-engineered line. The metal slat bottle conveyors had to be stripped down in-situ and converted to run with plastic slat and modular plastic belts.

Walsall Engineering converted an old glass line into a canning line

Also, a complete new guide rail system was retrofitted throughout for the specific handling of cans. As part of the project, Walsall refurbished the filler clean room replacing all the Makralon panels and supplying stainless steel covers over low level empty can conveyors. The can rinser was also modified with new can twists supplied throughout the line as part of the overall contract, with Procan working as part of the team fabricating these new can twists. 01922 405355 www.weg2001.co.uk

Belgium truffles get loaded The SFR150 end load cartoner that was demonstrated on the Kliklok stand at interpack has been sold to Natra bv, a food producer in Belgium. Output has increased at the manufacturer since it acquired a private label brand specialising in chocolate and cocoa products. The machine has therefore been chosen for its plant based in Malle to pack foil bags of luxury truffles in single and doubles. The SFR150’s modular design allows a number of infeed options, either hand loading, automatic product transfer, re-orientation, www. m a c hine r yup da te. c o . uk

collating or stacking. the option to run Currently, Natra has opted 5-crease sleeves and for manual loading but with conventional cartons on the this flexible approach, the same machine at up to 150 machine can be reconfigured cartons a minute. if production requirements 01275 836131 change in the future. www.kliklok-int.com The machine also offers a short footprint, patented rotary carton feeder, interactive colour touch screen and robust stainless steel construction. Easy and repeatable size changing is offered on this unit plus The SFR150 cartoner is handling truffles

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Weighing up fishing baits Automatic linear weighing and counting machine maker Easiweigh has supplied equipment to a leading producer of fishing baits to automatically weigh and deposit pellets and boilies into bags ranging from 250g to 1kg in weight. The pellet bait was an easy product to handle because it is a dry, free flowing product and Easiweigh was not surprised when the product trials showed an accuracy of -0g to +3g when running a minimum target weight of 400g. The boilies however, were trickier as the customer wanted the bits and incomplete product that is produced during manufacturing, to be sieved out during the weighing process. This way, defective product does not make it into the finished bag. To achieve this, Easiweigh fitted the linear weighing machine with a ‘sieve tray’ that allows the full size boilies to pass over it and into the bag but part products fall through the bars to the bottom of the tray from where they are deposited into a separate catch bin. Installation has increased efficiencies as packing rates have increased, labour has been saved and product presentation has improved. Removing the fines and part products has also ensured less customer complaints. A single Easiweigh ‘Midi’ linear weighing machine will typically achieve a throughput speed of 10-12 weighments a minute, but to increase speeds, up to four machines can be combined. This results in a maximum throughput of between 40 and 48 deposits a minute. 01733 202088 www.thegshgroup.com 22

Sleeve wrapping for jams and preserves Yorkshire Packaging Systems (YPS) has completed a hat-trick of installations into the long established Tiptree factory of Wilkin & Sons. When the company looked to replace its shrinkwrappers, YPS supplied one of its fully automatic side feed sleeve wrappers for wrapping a variety of trayed product. A full specification side feed sleeve wrapper complete with a high speed, low maintenance sealing jaw was supplied to provide reliable and consistent seals on PE film. A full spec shrink tunnel complete with heavy duty steel

Wilkin & Sons has installed three lines from Yorkshire Packaging Systems for trayed product

mesh belt with side chains was also installed.

The initial order was for one unit however Wilkin & Sons was so pleased that within six months, two further lines were supplied. “We were more than happy with the YPS equipment and had no hesitation in purchasing a second and third unit,” says John Brownlie, chief engineer at Wilkin & Sons. “The equipment came in and was up and running within hours and performing beyond our initial expectations in terms of reliability and quality.” 01924 441355 www.yps.co.uk

Product handling is automated Plastek UK has a range of injection, injection blow and stretch blow machines at its fully climatised factory in Mansfield and has engaged UPM Conveyors to further automate its product handling. UPM Conveyors installed the first equipment for the company six years ago and has now completed an extension to the system. This allows total versatility via an HMI touch screen control for all products from eight injection moulding machines to be transferred to any of the fully automatic assembly and packaging machines without any manual involvement. To achieve this, the existing system was modified to incorporate multi way diverters.

UPM Conveyors has automated the product handling for Plastek UK

Under press reversing reject belt conveyors operate via the machine SPC control to ensure only good product is transported via swan neck belt conveyors to high level conveyors which minimises the floor area occupied. Products then go through a fire wall to the

assembly/filling lines with the over capacity storage facility subject to high level detectors. UPM completed the project on time without any interruption to production,” says Mick Shaw, general manager of Plastek UK. 01753 548801 www.upm.co.uk

Sticky pizza dough trays get washed Papa Johns pizza chain has invested in a custom designed, two lane tray washer with an integrated dryer from Industrial Washing Machines to wash and

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sterilise fresh pizza dough trays returned to the Milton Keynes plant from its franchisees. Because of the sticky nature of fresh dough, the machine

uses sustained jetting with hot water and detergent throughout the wash. 0121 459 9511 www.indwash.co.uk w w w. mach i ner y u pd ate. co . u k


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Specialists in pouch filling and sealing The demand for innovative and easy to use packaging for various types of products has never been more apparent, as producers are looking for ways of selling their products, in an ever increasing competitive market. This coupled with the demands of reducing packaging cost and waste, means that the flexible pouch is appearing in various aisles containing a wide range of products in supermarkets and stores throughout the UK and Ireland. Selo UK has been supplying pouch filling equipment in to the UK and Irish markets for over 15 years. With the knowledge and experience gained means that Selo have become experts in all aspects of pouch/product handling. Precise and reliable pouch handling system

All styles of pouch handled

Product testing essential

With the introduction of new and inventive styles of pouch, Selo can offer systems for filling and sealing pre-made pouches or pouches made from a flat roll of film. Whether the pouches are flat, stand-up, reasealable or spouted, equipment from the Selo range can suit most applications.

Whenever you embark on a new project of this type, it is imperative to carry out extensive test and trials so that you can see firsthand the concept of how the product and the pouch are presented. Selo UK has a 950 m_ demonstration area that Customers can use to carry out trials to ensure that the equipment they are purchasing matches all of their requirements.

Flat, stand-up, resealable or spouted pouches can all be handled by equipment from Selo UK

As part of the Selo service to offer a total solution to Customers requirements, we can also supply end of line pick and place systems to deposited pouches in to cartons or on trays before the retort. This provides Customers with the peace of mind that one experienced Company can offer a solution to their product handling and packaging needs.

Within the food industry it often occurs that a number of products need to be deposited in to the pouch. Using the latest equipment and technology Selo is able to supply various systems for depositing various components in to a pouch. These products are then often put through a retort system, so the quality of the seal integrity needs to be of the highest standards. Selo has also supplied pouch filling systems in to the non-food and pharmaceutical industry. Selo’s in-house Project Engineering team offer the facility of compiling full validation procedures and documentation.

Samples of flexible packaging suitable for a variety of products

Selo UK are part of The Selo Group that has a number of Offices located throughout mainland Europe. Information on the latest developments and technologies are shared within the Group so that we are kept abreast of all of the latest packaging designs and processes from all over Europe.

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Corporate responsibility is slow to impact sector There is no doubt that sustainability is steadily gaining importance with consumers, even during tough economic times, and many want ethically and ecologically sourced products packed in a resource-conserving manner. Fast moving consumer goods (fmcg) manufacturers are all devising corporate responsibility and sustainability plans – over many pages in a lot of cases – that set out their goals in this area. Much of which revolves around resource management, an area the machinery sector can contribute handsomely, especially in energy usage. Evidence of fmcg companies setting out their eco ambitions includes Unilever. For instance, the owner of brands such as Dove soap and Domestos household cleaner has talked about its plans to double its worldwide sales from the current 40 billion euros by 2020, and simultaneously halve its carbon dioxide emissions by improving efficiency in packaging and production. In the last twelve months, various 24

companies have made announcements such as Birds Eye targeting a 15% reduction in its packaging over the next two years as part of its Forever Food sustainability plan; the Kerrygold Company investing in a plant billed as one of Europe’s most environmentally friendly facilities and many companies aiming to send zero waste to landfill at the very least.

No to compressed air In terms of machinery, there has been a flurry of launches that no longer require or need very little compressed air. There has been an increase in the use of servo motors to achieve energy savings. And machines have had to adapt to run bio plastics or recycled materials. But how many customers ask directly about sustainability issues when buying new equipment? Machinery Update asked this question of a number of machinery manufacturers and although this is not a scientific poll, the

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average figure seems to be between 0 and 15%. And unsurprisingly, many of those customers that mention eco issues are larger, household names rather than SMEs. Not a huge number, given the emphasis by fmcg companies. Although only a few larger companies are asking Ilapak about such things so far, the company sees this whole area as an opportunity not a threat. “Since 2007 we have been redesigning our machinery to be less expensive to run and operate and we have also been experimenting with different types of sealing systems and materials to reduce energy and heat loss during sealing cycles,” explains Tony McDonald, divisional sales manager at Ilapak UK.

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special feature sustainability executive of Open Date. “But many small companies are selling healthy or organic products and want their production methods and packaging to reflect this. Small does not mean 'indifferent' in this area,” he says. One company that sees sustainability as becoming increasingly important for long-term success is Beumer. “For us, sustainability is not a trend, but rather a topic of long term importance and we have declared it to be one of our basic values,” says Regina Schnathmann of Beumer. “We continually and systematically access the sustainability of our products and use a point system to validate our products in terms of economic, ecological and social responsibility,” she says. “We call it the Beumer Sustainability Index.”

Embryonic interest Wilson Clark, UK general manager of Logopak says interest in the subject is very much embryonic and the numbers are still very small. “However, while not one of our customers raised the issue of sustainability last year, we have experienced small but growing interest this year and now have three projects under way as part of sustainability projects with a major multi-site customer,” he says. Interest in the company’s recycling scheme for silicon-coated release paper has been much higher and he expects about 15% of customers to be using the scheme by next year. “Particularly those now adopting a no-waste-to-landfill philosophy,” he says.

Machine build quality Clark thinks that one important point to consider is that sustainability surely also applies to machine build quality, reliability and longevity. “Specifically when buying coding and marking equipment, we find that less than 5% of our customers ask directly about sustainability,” says Charles Randon, product manager at Linx Printing Technologies. “We believe that this is because coding has a relatively low amount of waste and environmental impact.” Neil Ashton, sales manager at Packaging Automation says that about 10% of its customers ask directly about sustainability but as the larger companies accept their responsibilities and acknowledge the changing world, “it would www. m a c hine r yup da te. c o . uk

machinery sales,” says Alan Yates, md and ceo of Endoline. “From our experience, larger companies do have a kind of master plan they are committed to follow in this area and therefore, they have a more frequent demand,” says Ingolf Latz of OCS Checkweighers. “However, we believe that sustainability cannot be a matter of size, it is rather a matter of time and available in-house manpower.” The company’s factory in Kaiserslautern, Germany has invested in alternative sources of energy to save fossil fuels and implemented many other eco features into its plant. One company that has taken these issues on board is Rockwell Automation. It says that while working to make operations cleaner, safer, more energyefficient and more competitive, it can turn ‘sustainability challenges’ into business advantage. For example, advanced automation solutions can save money in energy, raw materials and scrap/waste.

Ian Johnson, operations director at Coca-Cola Enterprises’ Wakefield site feels that suppliers need to recognise the changing landscape that everyone now operates in and how consumers are savvy on sustainable issues

“Our suppliers are now adapting to more sustainable equipment to deliver cost and environmental benefits and recognise that itʼs a major part of our thinking. Our needs at the Wakefield site are still the same, but corporate responsibility and sustainability is now part of our DNA.”

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be fair to say the smaller companies will have to follow”. According to Chris Bolton, sales and operations director at PFM Packaging Machinery, not many customers ask directly about sustainability as a subject in its own right, but a large number of customers are looking at new ways in which machinery can help reduce the quantity of packaging they use and are also studying biodegradable and compostable materials.

Biodegradable film “Twinings, for example, is running biodegradable film on PFM flow wrappers,” he says. Meanwhile Endoline Machinery finds energy savings are an issue with customers. “While sustainability is not a direct question asked by our customers, the energy saving factor and ultimately cost saving while producing higher volumes, is factored into about 50% of our

Torsten Giese, marketing manager – PR & exhibitions at Ishida Europe says that although the majority of companies asking about these issues are large, it is also smaller firms who produce retailer own label products. Also, he says, manufacturers and retailers in snacks are pushing for film reduction, waste reduction, transport reduction and energy reduction. At Domino, the company is witnessing a huge upsurge in interest in these issues as Will Edwards, UK general manager explains. “In the past, about 10-15% of customers would ask directly about sustainability or corporate responsibility when buying equipment,” he says. “However in recent times, this percentage has changed dramatically to around 40-50% of customers. “Increasingly, total cost of ownership is becoming critical to equipment-buying customers and part of these ownership costs takes the form of waste and environment costs,” he concludes. Of course, using less material, less energy and less water is not only an environmental goal; it just makes plain good business sense. And machinery manufacturers who can offer benefits in this area will be grabbing the opportunity sustainability issues can present.

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Sustaining soft drinks for future generations Machinery Update talks to Ian Johnson, operations director at Coca-Cola Enterprisesʼ Wakefield site, to find out how corporate responsibility and sustainability works in practical terms at the largest soft drinks manufacturing facility in Europe

Coca-Cola Enterprises (CCE) is by any measure a big business. It is the world’s third largest independent Coca-Cola bottler, operates in seven European countries, and in Great Britain alone employs about 4,500 people at 22 production facilities, regional offices and depots. It has a national manufacturing footprint, with plants in Wakefield, Sidcup, East Kilbride, Milton Keynes, Edmonton and Morpeth producing brands such as Coca-Cola, Fanta, Powerade and Dr Pepper as well as Appletiser, Oasis and Capri-Sun. Through its Commitment 2020 corporate strategy, CCE has set out bold plans to minimise the environmental impact of its products and operations, with a particular focus on sustainable packaging and recycling, water stewardship, and energy and climate protection. And Wakefield is leading the way on that agenda – it was, for instance, the first CCE plant to send zero waste to landfill (a status it achieved in 2009), has had anaerobic digestion in place since 1989, and is exploring the use of combined heat and power.

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Close to £200m has been invested in various equipment since the Wakefield site opened in 1989

But Ian Johnson is the first to admit that cutting the impact his huge site – it covers a staggering 167,650 sq metres in total, with 72,000 sq metres under roof – has on the environment makes good business sense as well as being the right thing to do from an ethical standpoint. “The majority of corporate responsibility and sustainability (CRS) type projects we undertake have financial benefits which make it a win-win situation for us,” he says. “But as a business, we apply a lower threshold with lower payback parameters for CRS initiatives.” As the specific payback on capital investments is different to traditional spending, more CRS projects get board approval and therefore more projects are put into place. At Wakefield, monitoring and targeting water and energy are key themes at the site – in line with the CRS masterplans that every CCE production plant has in place. A real time monitoring system (with nearly 150 individual meters on site) measures how much energy and water is

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being used, where, when and under what circumstances. And the company has had much success in reducing its water use ratio which currently stands at just 1.22 litres per 1 litre of beverages made at the Wakefield site. This has been achieved through the introduction of new water nozzles, air rinsing, dry lubrication, utilising recycled rinse water and even collecting rainwater to wash its vehicles. “Water usage on can rinsing reduced dramatically when we simply introduced new nozzles,” says Johnson. As for energy usage, new efficient boilers have been installed saving 15% on gas and reducing emissions, all the central chilling plant on site has been replaced with a system that uses about half the power of the old ones, and low energy LED lighting is now being installed throughout all offices and corridors. There are ten lines in all at the plant filling soft drinks at mind-boggling rates into various packaging formats from 330ml w w w. mach i ner y u p d ate. co . u k


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special feature sustainability cans to 3 litre PET bottles. Indeed, close to £200m has been invested at Wakefield since the site opened in 1989, making it one of the most efficient and sustainable sites in the Coke system. The plant also has to be highly flexible to cope with the increasing number of pack formats that have to be produced with ever-lighter cans and bottles. Johnson, who joined the company when Wakefield was built in 1989, says that in the 1990s the plant packed 330ml cans into trays that were then shrinkwrapped. Today, multipacks in either board or film are produced for 4s, 6s, 8s, 10s, 12s, 15s and 18s. And they have be able to handle lighter cans – the weight has reduced by 30% since 1989 – and PET bottles that now weigh 21.7g compared to weighing 39g in 1994. Another big change is the use of rPET PET pre-forms are manufactured on site in growing volumes. And CCE is now which has cut road miles drastically working towards incorporating 25% rPET started in October 2009. This one move in all its bottles by next year. That cut 135,000 road miles a year. It also material will be sourced exclusively from a new recycling facility being built by CCE invested in a new bottle blower in and ECO Plastics in Lincolnshire. This joint Famous brands produced by venture, for which CCE Johnson sits on the board of directors, was announced in March this year with aims to more than double the amount of high quality rPET currently produced in Britain. “We feel we have to take a lead on February last year which, says Johnson, recycling,” says Johnson. has a vastly reduced requirement for air Wakefield also manufactures PET preforms on site on a further two lines which it over the original equipment purchased and

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allows for further lightweighting of bottles. This autumn will see the start of building a new Hi Bay automatic warehouse on site which will reduce dependence on outside storage as well as taking more miles out of the process. With such high levels of investment, what does CCE want from suppliers, particularly of new equipment? “We look for leading-edge technology on energy and water consumption,” says Johnson. “We also look for a partnership approach with suppliers that will take on board our own suggestions. We like to get close to suppliers and are willing to work with them to achieve our goals,” he tells Machinery Update. For instance: when a new line 7 was installed last year, the company worked with KHS on developing equipment with a fully welded construction. “Building equipment to handle very light cans at 2,000 a minute, hygienically and without damage, was achieved and KHS did a fantastic job,” he says. “We look at the total lifecycle cost of a

machine and not just the capital cost,” he continues. And the company is more than willing to take on board new ways of working to achieve its CRS ambitions. As Johnson’s engineering manager Mark Rollerson, says: “steal with pride” when it comes to new ideas. Johnson feels that suppliers need to recognise the changing landscape that everyone now operates in and how consumers are savvy on sustainable issues. “Our suppliers are now adapting to more sustainable equipment to deliver cost and environmental benefits and recognise that it’s a major part of our thinking,” he says. “Our needs at the site are still the same, but corporate responsibility and sustainability is now part of our DNA," he asserts.

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Users benefit from low energy options As consumers, we are all feeling the pinch when it comes to our heating bills and are desperately lagging our lofts, replacing our windows and insulating our cavity walls to try to make a difference. It is, of course, no different for the manufacturing sector who, as well as wanting to save money, is often trying to meet corporate responsibility and sustainability goals within their businesses. This is why machinery manufacturers are developing equipment that uses less energy and here we highlight some of the most recent launches. For instance, Packaging Automation (PA) has developed a new version of its Eclipse range of high speed tray heat sealing machines to operate without using any compressed air. This, says PA’s sales manager Neil Ashton, provides food manufacturers with the environmental benefits they are clamouring for without raising costs or compromising reliability. Incorporating PA’s E-Seal technology, the new Eclipse SL4 is a fully electrical machine that requires zero air for full operation while achieving the same standards of reliability, versatility and performance. With all operations driven directly by small servomechanisms, running costs can be as low as 8% of an equivalent pneumatic system, resulting in significant savings. The SL4 is the first of the range to benefit from this new technology but the entire range will be upgraded. “Some areas of the industry, such as soft fruit producers, do not have the year round demand for compressed air infrastructure so a tray heat sealer that can just plug and play when seasonally needed is an

The all-electric labeller from Allen Coding uses less power than a hair dryer and no compressed air

enormous advantage,” argues Ashton. “We are acutely aware of the need for versatility in all sectors of the food industry and have worked with our customers to identify current operating and production priorities and build in future-proof flexibility.” Allen Coding Systems introduced Diagraph’s platinum E series all electric labelling system earlier this year which as well as using less power than a hair dryer, does not use compressed air. It can also be moved from one production line to another without any problem. “We are now able to supply an allelectric labelling system that offers all the performance and throughput features customers are used to, with the added financial and environmental benefits associated with using less energy,” says Steve Ryan, UK sales and OEM manager at Allen Coding. 01438 347770 www.allencoding.co.uk 01565 755000 www.pal.co.uk

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Energy managed with efficiency With energy costs continuing to rise, manufacturers from every sector strive to use less to produce more wherever possible. The range of products to help this happen continues to expand, and includes the latest family of AC inverter products from Yaskawa Europe which have just been listed on the UK government’s Energy Technology List. This means the J1000, V1000 and A1000 products are officially recognised as ‘green’ technology ideally suited to saving energy and reducing carbon emissions. Yaskawa inverter products can be used in applications such as fans, pumps and compressors as well as many other applications using standard AC motors. Meanwhile, Siemens Industry Automation & Drive Technologies has extended its range of products for energy management in industry. In its new Version 4.0, the Simatic powerrate software which measures and monitors energy values in production, is now also suitable for Simatic-S7315 controllers and PC-based solutions using Simatic WinAC RTX 2010. Already applicable to the Simatic WinCC visualisation system and the Simatic PCS 7 process control system in its existing version, Simatic powerrate now also performs energy management tasks in smaller-scale applications. With the KW1M series EcoPower Meter, Panasonic offers the basis for an intelligent energy management system. Energy consumption is identified efficiently and energy requirements of the various sub processes are made transparent so that an overview of where energy can be saved is provided quickly. www.yaskawamotoman.co.uk www.siemens.co.uk www.panasonic-electric-works.co.uk

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Lightweight alternative to shrink wrapped PET Krones has developed LitePac, which it describes as “a more resource-economical alternative to shrink wrapped packs” for large PET containers. Following numerous experimental trials, a diagonal handle was deemed the sturdiest format and strapping technology as the equipment to deliver it. The horizontal strapping band consists of 8mm-wide PET which is fitted with a broad tear tab for simple opening and assured by fixing a relief tab at two welding points with a loop. The vertical strapping is used as a handle and is positioned diagonally between the bottles – it is made from soft, easy to carry polypropylene and is 15mm wide. The handle simultaneously centres and supports the strapping band, even at low temperatures and a low CO2 concentration in the containers. A barcode can be included with an adhesive film at the strapping band, or a code number can be printed on the vertical handle. Testing pack stability has been a key theme of the development and comparative trials were run on film-wrapped shrink packs and their strapped counterparts. The pack’s stability was also verified using tests on conveyors as well as palletisers. Palletising tests were carried out successfully with 1.5 litre bottles on half-pallets and for the track loading operation, bottles were not damaged. One of the paramount goals pursued with this pack strapping was to reduce energy consumption and dispensing with shrink tunnels has achieved this, while the requirements for packaging materials also goes down, as well as

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A broad tear tab is included for simple opening of the LitePac format, making it easy to use

achieving a reduction in domestic waste. Another crucial benefit is higher pallet capacity utilisation, says Krones. The diagonal bottle formation creates a more efficient layer pattern and, claims the company, pallet capacity utilisation can be increased by up to 20%, depending on the bottle diameter involved. The requisite technology required for LitePac is provided by the newly developed EvoLite packer, comprising a container infeed module and a container strapping module. In the infeed module, the containers are divided into two continuous lane flows, while four strapping units then create the LitePac packs in the container strapping module. This equipment has also been designed with the environment in mind and includes efficient motors specifically matched to the movements and acceleration functions in the machine; reduced power consumption is optimised with fine-tuned motor dimensioning and standby circuits minimise heat losses at the welding tongues. Reduced compressed-air consumption is achieved thanks to optimised piping configuration and use of the best possible crosssectional areas. Also, the use of lifetime-lubricated bearings and special brush technology for lubricating conveyor chains means almost complete elimination of lubricants while specially selected components has minimised noise emissions and maximised personnel safety. 01942 845000 www.krones.com w w w. mach i ner y u p d ate. co . u k


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Turbine compliance proved Proven Energy, the UK’s largest supplier of small wind turbines, turned to Laidler Associates to help with the self-declaration of its latest P35-2 12.1 kW wind turbine to the new European Machinery Directive. Completing the compliance procedure also included the preparation of the technical file. The company was well aware that it could satisfy the CE marking requirements in relation to its products by self-declaring them for compliance with the EMC, Low Voltage and Machinery Directives. It decided, however, that due to the changes to the requirements with the new Machinery Directive, it would be prudent to get expert help. “Laidler Associates was not only very responsive, it was also clear that the company had a deep understanding of how the requirements of the regulations implementing the Machinery Directive

The P35-2 turbine is an ideal choice for use by agricultural landowners, in commercial premises, and in small-scale wind farms

related to our product,” explains Jonathan Nowill, engineering director of Proven Energy. “But what was really impressive was the report that it produced for us.

“This included a detailed ‘to do’ list that laid out very clearly the exact steps we needed to take to ensure compliance,” he continues. “The list was easy to follow, and undoubtedly saved us a lot of time and trouble.” As an example of the type of issue identified by Laidler, the user manual was found to contain insufficient information on foreseen ways in which the wind turbine might be used or misused. This shortcoming, and the others highlighted in the Laidler report, was quickly remedied. “Having carried out the work recommended by Laidler, and organised our compliance documentation in the way that the company suggested, we can have total confidence that the P35-2 satisfies the requirements of the latest version of the Machinery Directive,” says Nowill. 0333 123 7777 www.laidler.co.uk

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Wasting no paint is messy process

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A compact sieve from Russell Finex is helping Newlife Paints in its recycling process of waste emulsion paint. A successful on-site trial proved that the sieves compact design and ease of use made it a hit with Newlife founder Keith Harrison. “The compact sieve is very easy to strip down and clean,” he says, “and it is clearly built to a high standard and as a result, out performed other competitor vibratory sieves that we trialled at our site.” The compact sieve is mounted onto a stand high enough to fit a 210 litre drum underneath it. The sieve is hand fed and once the paint passes through, it is pumped into the paint tins. When an entire batch has been processed, it is instantly stripped down and cleaned. “As different batches of colours are processed through the same machine, a key benefit of the sieve is that there is no colour contamination from one batch to the next and cleaning only takes a matter of minutes,” says Harrison. 020 8818 2000 www.russellfinex.com

Void fill brings green benefits AirPouch has unveiled EarthAware pillows designed to deliver clean, lightweight and efficient void fill with better environmental credentials. AirPouch company Automated Packaging Systems has developed two options: oxodegradable pillow or pillow made from reprocessed film at the manufacturing facility in Worcestershire. The AirPouch Express 3 machine outputs filled EarthAware pillows at speeds of more than 15 metres a minute. The new pillows are being introduced in Europe following success in North American markets. They are available in green and transparent finishes as standard, and can be custom-printed. 0800 731 3643 www.airpouch.co.uk www. m a c hine r yup da te. c o . uk

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This yearʼs PPMA Show will be the place to work smarter This yearʼs PPMA Show will see more than 300 packaging and processing equipment suppliers gather. The 2011 event will offer visitors the opportunity to network, source the latest technologies and find solutions to their packaging and processing needs under one roof. Even in tough economic times, many suppliers have continued to invest in new technologies and equipment, particularly to meet customer demands for automation and increased efficiencies as well as to respond to regulations and environmental concerns. As Chris Buxton, ceo of the PPMA says: “Where else can a supplier meet thousands of potential buyers in person in just two to three days?” And www. m a c hine r yup da te. c o . uk

where else can a visiting engineer find so many suppliers in one place and with the time to discuss details of any specific projects? Buxton also believes that the focused nature of the event is why it has proved so popular with visitors. “Our research has shown over the years that visitors are keen to see the very latest technologies and because the show is not as diverse as some, it is possible to visit in one working day,” he says. The PPMA Pavilion (Stand A70) will this year offer a number of services to visitors and exhibitors throughout the event including technical advice, information about training, the China office and the publishing portfolio. PPMA partner and industrial

safety and regulatory compliance consultant Laidler Associates will be on hand to answer questions about the new Machinery Directive, CE marking, health and safety and other regulatory and legislative issues. The PPMAʼs China office continues to grow as the emerging economies become better established and staff will be on hand to discuss opportunities and activities in this area. Finally, if all you need is a sit down and a break from the show, the PPMA would be happy for you to use its stand and, if you need to have a private conversation, two meeting rooms are also available for use. The next 38 pages outline equipment on show. www.ppma.co.uk

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Weighing with new multihead Yamato Scale Dataweigh will launch a high speed addition to its multihead weighing portfolio. Aimed predominantly at the food, confectionery, snack, powder and detergent sectors, the Dataweigh Omega applies groundbreaking technology to improve productivity, says the company. It operates at speeds of more than 200 weighments a minute and increases yield weights by up to 1.6%. The system also boasts greatly improved environmental responsiveness by offering a reduction in power consumption of 60%. The machine benefits from high frequency technology which withstands any unbalanced loads and minimises load cell vibrations. A lattice digital filter adapts to optimum weighing conditions and allows for high speed operations, while a dual load cell eliminates low frequency vibrations. At the same time, a toggleless gating mechanism reduces the mechanical impact on the load cell and suppresses the bucket gating noise. Individually adjustable collating chutes also facilitate high speed discharge, ensuring flexibility and enhanced product diversity while the accuracy of the system means there is little product waste. “The launch of the Dataweigh Omega series is a revolutionary addition to our portfolio,” says Neil Fowell, managing director of Yamato Scale Dataweigh UK. “It features ground-breaking technology which means we can offer significant benefits to customers in terms of productivity and operability.” Stand B21 www.yamatoscale.co.uk 36

Flow wrapper has a full colour scanner Paramount Packaging will show the Fuji Alpha VII flow wrapper with full colour scanner in the UK for the first time. This full colour scanner unit replaces the traditional ‘magic eye’ and performs a number of checking functions previously carried out with bolt-on additions to the machine. “These bolt-ons can by untidy, unreliable and liable to be adjusted incorrectly by operators,” explains John Roberts, sales manager at Paramount. “This Fuji Vision System has been developed to provide an on-machine quality control and due diligence function that ensures all packs are produced in the correct packaging material to match the product and customer and also that all statutory information is correctly printed in a legible way.” Initially developed for the pharmaceuticals industry, Paramount believes it will be taken up by food companies that need to ensure its products meet supermarket demands. The scanner unit

The Fuji Vision System will be shown by Paramount Packaging

can be set up to monitor various aspects of the wrapping material web but can also monitor barcode legibility, date/batch codes, material tracking, printing issues and machine function. In operation, the scanner will monitor the barcode to ensure the operator has loaded the correct wrapping material for the product being packed and that the barcode is complete and legible as well as constantly monitoring the date/batch code to ensure it is

complete, present and legible and is the correct code/date compared to any previously stored data. In terms of material tracking, the Fuji Vision System can control the material web to within +/- 1mm and provide an audible alarm for the operator or control the machines ‘autotracking’ function which continually adjusts to ensure that every pack is wrapped correctly. Stand G52 www.paramount-packaging.co.uk

Stress-free coding is offered Under the slogan ‘Relax! It’s a Linx’, visitors to the stand will be able to explore Linx Printing Technologies equipment including continuous ink jet, case coding, laser and thermal inkjet technologies, all of which demonstrate lowest cost of ownership, lowest maintenance, and maximum reliability and uptime. The new Linx CJ400 will be the highlight of the stand. It promises unique portability, fastest set-up and the most

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simple to use printer. A key innovation of the machine is its Easi-Change Service Module, which can be changed in minutes using onscreen prompts. This means that scheduled maintenance is easily completed without the need for a trained technician or costly service calls – a major advantage for smaller customers. Also on show will be the Linx 7300; the Linx 4900BC bottle coding solution; the Linx IJ350 large character printer

The Linx CJ400 continuous ink jet printer will be the highlight

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Robots offer affordability Affordability is the theme of the Fanuc Robotics stand where a quirky demonstration of the Fanuc LR Mate’s ability to count one pound coins will greet visitors. The robot uses a vision system to locate randomly placed coins and place them into a piggy bank while counting them in the process. Relative to increases in operational costs, Fanuc is keen to point out that robots have decreased in price over the past 20 years which makes them affordable. With high duty cycle robots from Fanuc available from £16-£17k, the company argues that one year returns on investment begin to look realistic. The M-3ia and M-1ia delta arm robots for high speed pick and place tasks, the small high speed LR Mate robot and palletising robots for handling payloads up to 700kg will also be demonstrated. Stand B65 www.fanucrobotics.co.uk

Pharma coding Sunala will show its Pharmacarton Lite coder which is able to meet forthcoming EC track & trace regulations, along with a new ink for the Wolke m600 thermal ink jet printer that enables it to be used on nonporous surfaces, including blister foil packs. The Pharmacarton Lite provides total control of the carton during the print and vision process to ensure the accurate and quality printing of high density barcodes and 2D codes to ECC200/GS1 standards. The system can also be specified with a complete serial number management system. Stand E10 www.sunala.com 40

Rotary print and apply doubles labelling speed A new generation print & apply labelling machine that, for the first time, allows high volume goods such as pharmaceuticals, CDs and some tobacco products to be identified at full line speed with a unique bar code is being launched by Logopak. Unlike standard print & apply machines, mostly designed for speeds up to 100 a minute, the new Logopak Logomatic 510 Rota is able to reach 240 a minute, using a six head rotary applicator. This allows application of one label as the next is being printed which more than doubles the machine speed. “Issues of traceability, stock rotation and security mean there is growing demand for unit packs to be identified with unique information,” explains Logopak UK general manager

Logopak is introducing the world’s first rotary print & apply labelling machine at the show

Wilson Clark. “A printed bar code label carries all the data reliably, in both machine and human readable forms.” The new machine is based on a standard Logopak 515 case labeller but with the printed labels picked up by vacuum on the rotary applicator and then

transferred to the pack by direct pressure or air-blast. As a result, operation is virtually continuous motion, with no reciprocating parts. “Standard print & apply machines will generally run happily up to 100 a minute but, above that speed, maintenance becomes a little bit of an issue or a very large issue depending on the quality of labeller selected,” explains Clark. Logopak is now running trials of the new Logomatic 515 Rota machine on production lines at three locations in Europe. Further exhibits at PPMA include examples of the Logopak 400 and 800 series print & apply labellers with the latest PowerLeap III control system. Stand D81 www.logopakprintandapply.co.uk

Orders fulfilled live on stand While other exhibitors leave their factory for the duration of the show, SMC will take part of its factory with them. Live customer orders will be handfinished on a valve assembly cell on the stand for the duration of the exhibition which is believed to be a first in the history of the PPMA Show. Finished orders will then be returned to the company’s logistics facility in Milton Keynes for immediate despatch. The ground-breaking move is no gimmick, says SMC’s head of UK sales Nick Pittwood: “Obviously we want to showcase specific products,” he says, “but we also want to

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show that many orders are produced in the UK. “Users can order customised solutions for their precise requirements, without the need to lock up cash flow in spares inventory as we can supply on a just-in-time basis, with shorter lead times than for supplies from abroad because they’re made in the UK.” But it’s not just valves that SMC assemble by hand as FRL components, actuators and control systems are manufactured locally, to customer specifications too. “SMC is the only major pneumatics manufacturer in the UK to hand-assemble products at this level, on a daily basis, and we want to tell

businesses how we can help them optimise their cash flow, stock control and production efficiencies,” explains Pittwood. “In the current economic conditions, that might make the difference between a business surviving or going under.” Visitors to the show will also get an exclusive first UK viewing of some of SMC’s newest products. The stand will host 24 display panels many of them dynamic – which will highlight real-life applications where SMC products can help improve machine efficiency and cut energy costs. Stand F54 www.smcpneumatics.co.uk w w w. mach i ner y u p d ate. co . u k


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Coding range is extended Global product identification and traceability specialist Domino will introduce its latest i-Tech intelligent technology products to the UK market which are designed to deliver maximum productivity and value. The D620i 60 watt scribing laser and V220i cassette thermal transfer overprinter will sit alongside the recently launched A320i continuous ink jet coder, along with the M-Series print and apply labeller and CSeries outer case coder which forms part of Dominoʼs portfolio.

Pallet wrapping range caters for many needs Manufacturer and supplier of semi and fully automatic pallet wrapping machines Aetnagroup UK will be showing machines from the semi-automatic Robopac range. For customers starting to move away from hand pallet wrapping, the entry level Ecoplat base machine will be demonstrated, while also on show will be the most versatile machine in the range, the Rotoplat 507PFS. The Rotoplat range includes many models and the wide choice of film spool carriages includes frictional stretch, prestretch and powered pre-stretch film delivery systems and

different choices for the control of wrapping parameters. “The technology and the quality of the whole range comes with more than twenty five years of experience in the stretch wrapping machine manufacturing business and the many thousand machines sold worldwide,” explains Colin Barker, general manager at Aetna UK. Built in the Republic of San Marino, all machinery comes with the full support for both spares and service from the showroom of the UK operation in Bedfordshire. And in most cases, next day delivery and installation is offered. Barker

The Rotoplat 507PFS will be demonstrated by Aetna

invites visitors to assess their stretch wrapping needs and let Aetna identify the cost savings that can be achieved. Stand C74 www.aetna.co.uk

Merger offers fresh benefits The A320i from Domino

These latest coding solutions which deploy a range of smart technologies to make production lines lower maintenance, lower cost and more efficient - are part of the ongoing expansion of the iTech intelligent technology range. The new A-, D-, and V-Series coders will join a line up that showcases Dominoʼs coding and marking capabilities from product to pallet, with a portfolio incorporating the widest range of technologies for primary, secondary and tertiary coding. The high performance D620i 60W scribing laser joins the D320i and D120i lasers in the DSeries i-Tech range. Despite housing Dominoʼs most powerful laser yet, each component of the modular system of the D620i is remarkably compact, making for easy integration on host machines. Stand C11 www.domino-uk.com 42

Following the recent merger, new company G. Mondini-Ulma will demonstrate the advantages of this union with a line up of complete line packaging solutions. The agreement provides a tailored solution that includes everything from simple, entry level machines to complete automated lines and integrated projects. The new organisation retains fresh food packaging as its core

business and its combined expertise will be demonstrated in a variety of cost effective tray sealing, thermoforming, flow wrapping and automated in-line equipment on show. Live exhibits include the latest evolution of the Trave 1000 high speed tray sealer complete with automatic tray denester and conveyor system, the VTC700 form, fill and seal machine, a Sienna top-reel flow wrapper – for both supported and

unsupported product – an Atlanta flow wrapper with robotic pick and place, the Evo 384 tray sealer working in combination with a UPA robotic crate loading system and the compact TFS200 hygienic thermoforming machine. Both the Mondini Trave and Ulmaʼs Sienna top-reel flow wrapper will be making their UK exhibition debut. Stand B41 & B33 www.ulmapackaging.com

Quick changeovers offered on thermoformer Mecapack has developed and launched a range of thermoforming machines equipped with its Ergonomics Pack which allows for quick format changeovers without the use of tools while also improving the overall operating efficiencies of a production line. To achieve this, the new thermoformers are equipped with a patented auto-locking

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system, with a tooling extraction system for moulds and sealing plates and sliding guards as well as hinged upper tooling. This new pack provides easy accessibility to thermoforming and sealing tools without any restrictive handling. Also offered by the company is a new generation of tray sealers that achieves format changes in less than two minutes. Called

the S3500 Flex, the quick changeovers are completed thanks to a carrousel equipped with four tooling sets on board. The company says this feature allows for a very high overall equipment efficiency rating for the machine while easy accessibility facilitates maintenance and cleaning. Stand F51 www.mecapack.co.uk w w w. mach i ner y u p d ate. co . u k


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TO MAKE PPMA SHOW HISTORY Capitalising on their reputation for innovation, SMC will go one step further than simply showing new products at this year’s PPMA show (The NEC, Birmingham, 27-29 September). Whilst other exhibitors leave their factory for the duration of the show, SMC - the worldwide leading experts in pneumatic automation and control solutions – will take part of their factory with them! Live customer orders will be hand finished on a valve assembly cell at stand F54 for the duration of the exhibition - a first in the history of the PPMA show. Finished orders will then be returned to the company’s logistics facility in Milton Keynes for immediate despatch. The ground-breaking move is no gimmick, says SMC’s Head of UK Sales, Nick Pittwood:“Obviously we want to showcase specific products”, he said, “but we also want to show that many orders are produced in the UK. Users can order customised solutions for their precise requirements, without the need to lock up cashflow in spares inventory as we can supply on a just-intime basis, with shorter lead times than for supplies from abroad because they’re made in the UK.” “SMC is the only major pneumatics manufacturer in the UK to hand-assemble products at this level, on a daily basis, and we want to tell businesses how we can help them optimise their cashflow, stock control and production efficiencies. In the current economic conditions, that might make the difference between surviving or going under”. Visitors to the show will also get an exclusive first UK viewing of some of SMC’s newest products. Stand F54 will host 24 eyecatching display panels - many of them dynamic - highlighting real-life applications where SMC products can help MROs and OEMs improve machine efficiency and cut energy costs. SMC will be on Stand F54 in Hall 5 at the National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham Tuesday 27 – Thursday 29 September 2011 Register now at www.ppmashow.co.uk/smcpneumatics SMC – WORLD LEADING EXPERTS IN PNEUMATICS SMC PNEUMATICS (UK) LTD Vincent Avenue, Crownhill, Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, MK8 OAN, UK Sales 0845 121 5122 E: sales@smcpneumatics.co.uk

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Sanitising kit for produce Industrial Washing Machines will show various washing and sanitising solutions including the new entry level SAN100e model that has been developed specifically to offer dependable and effective sanitation at an attractive price. It is suitable for sanitising produce in buckets, bags, tins and trays. The SAN100e conveys the produce through a tunnel where a solution of sanitising fluid in mains water is misted onto the items from top, bottom and sides. The speed of transit through the tunnel can be set and easily adjusted to operate at between one and four metres per minute, depending on the user requirements. Stand B20 www.indwash.co.uk

Machinery talk brings benefits Anyone wishing to discuss the impact the Machinery Directive has already had and will continue to have on machine manufacturers and end users can visit machinery safety specialists Laidler Associates or attend a free seminar during the show (see page 56). “The topic of how the Machinery Directive affects manufacturers and end users is made even more important with the constant and frequent introduction of new technology,” says Paul Laidler of Laidler Associates. "Couple this with the fact that there is still a huge amount of confusion and a grave lack of knowledge surrounding the Machinery Directive and it is clear that there is the need for further education," he says. Stand D56 www.laidler.co.uk 44

Automating robotics give speedy payback A range of automation equipment with fast payback from Pacepacker will include show debuts for the Blu-Robot palletiser and the six axis Fanuc pick and place M-3iA system. The six axis 6kg parallel link arm robot is ideal for applications requiring more complex positioning and reorientation during the pick and place cycle. It has the ability to pick up components, position them at an angle and rotate them – effectively replicating a human operator but at far greater speed – with high repeatability over an indefinite sustained period. “Due to its smaller work envelope and high dexterity, the M-3iA/6A can automate tasks which previously were too fast and too complex for robots to handle,” explains Dennis Allison, managing director of Pacepacker. “It can, for example, sweep packaged goods in an arc under the top return of a cardboard box, which isnʼt possible for its four axis counterpart.

Pacepacker will present this pick and place system for complex products

“Visitors attend the PPMA Show to see the latest affordable equipment developments which will increase their competitive edge and this is one of them,” he claims. The Blu-Robot will also make its debut and is a pre-owned reconditioned robot palletising

system for budget conscious manufacturers looking for a fast return on investment. At half the cost of a new system, it can appeal to low production or seasonal manufacturers who cannot justify the cost of a new one. Stand C70 www.pacepacker.com

Inspection systems demonstrated S+S Inspection will show two of its latest inspection systems: the Raycon x-ray inspection system and the GHF multi-frequency search head, shown mounted on a conveyor as a full metal detection system. Using the latest low energy x-ray source and sophisticated image processing software to identify metallic and non-metallic contamination, the new Raycon is capable of operating at product rates up to 600 items a minute. The proven Genius + ʻtouchʼ control system is fully integrated into the detector

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The new Raycon x-ray product inspection system from S+S

appearance which is also quick and easy to clean. Particular features of the GHF are its hygienic and solid construction and the enhanced, high frequency detection capability for stainless steel. As the PPMA Show is co-located with Interplas again this year, the company will be exhibiting a number of its detection systems widely used in the plastics and plastics packaging industries as well as other food and packaging industry products. Stand B59 www.sesotec.co.uk w w w. mach i ner y u p d ate. co . u k


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Delta robot debut Kawasaki Robots will debut its first Delta arm robot to the packaging industry. Designed for high reliability and ease of maintenance, the Y Series claims to be best in class for speed and repeatability. Integrated with a vision system, the Y Series will illustrate ultra high speed pick and place tasks while maintaining smooth motion control and accurate repeatability. With a

maximum payload of 3kg, the robot performs the standard industry TAC test of 25/305/25 in 0.45 seconds, while with a maximum payload of 1kg, the TAC test time lowers to 0.27 seconds. Accuracy is also a leading feature of the Y Series with positional and angular repeatability of +/-0.1mm. An optional fifth axis further enhances placement capabilities. With high reliability in mind,

the Y Series design avoids using a centre shaft for rotational movement by having a wrist mounted motor. This design further reduces exposed components and potential contamination traps, simplifying cleaning and maintenance tasks. The new robot also has a large work envelope of 1,300mm on horizontal and 500mm on vertical movement. Stand C73 www.kawasakirobot.co.uk

Smart imaging to inspect Stemmer Imaging will be showing the latest multipoint and single point intelligent inspection systems from Teledyne Dalsa and the latest 3D smart camera from LMI Technologies. This range can be used for traditional inspection applications as well as code reading, verification and traceability. The Boa single point inspection systems are robust, fully integrated intelligent vision systems designed for harsh environment factory floor deployment. Offering onboard image processing capabilities previously only available on PC-based vision systems, these compact cameras are available in both colour and monochrome versions with a

The Boa single point inspection systems are robust

choice of resolutions. The Boa IDR version combines 1D barcode, 2D matrix and character reading and verification with pattern recognition capabilities in a single unit for checking barcodes, best before dates, lot numbers and even logos. Stemmer says the Gocator smart 3D camera is set to revolutionise industrial 3D

measurements by making them more affordable. Precalibrated and designed to carry out 3D inspection and integrate with factory I/O using a built-in web server, Gocator is network ʻawareʼ, allowing multiple sensors to be linked together for versatile measurement configurations. Stand G31 www.stemmer-imaging.co.uk

Bulk handling systems increase safety Flexicon Europe will show a number of recent developments including the single-trip-bag unloader, a bag compactor and bulk bag conditioner, all of which form an integral part of a range of bulk www. m a c hine r yup da te. c o . uk

materials handling systems designed to increase plant efficiency and productivity as well as improving site safety. The versatility of its flexible screw conveyors and pneumatic conveyors will be the main focus of the stand

and visitors can learn of the companyʼs UK Test Laboratory Service where it can validate the performance of both of these systems using customersʼ own products. Stand B16 www.flexicon.co.uk


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Automating the future with nature’s help Festo will demonstrate how automation technology of the future can employ principles adapted from nature. The stand features exhibits showing physical and behavioural properties that the company believes are key enablers to the robots of tomorrow, and all three form part of its on-going research into bionic automation technology. Festo’s bionic jellyfish – known as AquaJellies – will be demonstrating how they are able to sense and respond to their environment, and to communicate and cooperate as a group. These abilities are likely to influence the development of small autonomous intelligent systems that work in harmony to solve large-scale problems. The AquaJellies’ lifelike movement through the water is facilitated by eight tentacles that generate a peristaltic forward motion, just like their natural counterparts. Another exhibit is the RobotinoXT. This small mobile robot is equipped with a compact version of Festo’s Bionic Handling Assistant, which is based on a bionic model of an elephant's trunk. Capable of manoeuvring in cramped spaces, the robot has no less than 12 different degrees of freedom. The third Festo exhibit is a high speed egg handling robot, which uses the same type of adaptive gripper fingers as the Bionic Handling Assistant. This provides a practical demonstration of these bionic elements, which have obvious applications in pick-and-place, handling and sorting machines. Stand B72 www.festo.com 46

Toiletries range gives compact filler options Adelphi Masterfil will launch the Masterfil Pharma and Cosmetic range of in-line and rotary machines designed to offer a compact solution as well as the ability to handle fills from 10cc up to 1 litre while also meeting pharma needs for systems which can be cleaned thoroughly. The Servo system starts in semi automatic mode – running up to 60-120 containers a minute – and is based on the upgraded Response filling machine. The Response is capable of filling containers with heavy or difficult liquid, such as face creams or thick gels and now offers both single and a duplex filling system – a new design to the industry. Ideal for customers dealing

The Response filling machine is capable of filling containers with heavy or difficult liquids

with numerous changeovers, the compact recipe driven Minifil and compact servo driven MiniCap offers a preprogrammed bespoke menu set to the customer’s product requirements. With simple

computer interfacing, a changeover can be completed in five minutes. The servo driven MiniCap is capable of both standard and bespoke closures that are found on cosmetic and pharma packs. However rather than manually trimming to match each batch, the servo sets itself to the desired input torque and gives a more consistent in-process finish. Meanwhile, the rotary system, consisting of a monobloc filler and capping machine, utilises the same recipe principles of the Servo but with additional heads on a rotary base – up to 12 fillers and 12 cappers – to deal with higher production requirements of up to 250 a minute. Stand E86 www.adelphi.uk.com

TLM unit offers flexible benefits Schubert will be showing its TLM packaging machine packing the entire range of Tunnocks teacakes to demonstrate the flexibility of this system. Underlying this development is the increased efficiency of the entire packaging process. The stand has been redesigned, enlarged and equipped with an LCD projection screen to let visitors see the numerous application

The TLM machine will be packing a range of Tunnocks teacakes

possibilities provided by the TLM system which, it is hoped, will demonstrate the flexibility

delivered by the equipment. Stand C50 www.schubert-uk.co.uk

Machine vision lighting solutions are offered Alrad Instruments now offers machine vision light solutions from TPL Vision as part of its vision systems range. This French company TPL develops solutions to answer complex machine vision lighting challenges and manufactures its lighting products using exclusively high power LED lighting. On show will be the

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IP67 waterproof lighting designed for the food industry as well as a new tunnel designed for illuminated curved surfaces like bottles. Alrad will also demonstrate the mvBlueLYNX-X which is described as the next generation of the Matrix Vision intelligent camera product line; an AViiVA EM1 linescan camera

with gigabit Ethernet interface and LPA laser sensors that measure dimensions without touching the object’s surface. Also on show will be the SatIR E8-GN which is the premium version of Satir’s range of entry level thermal imaging cameras for predictive maintenance imaging. Stand G69 www.alrad.co.uk w w w. mach i ner y u p d ate. co . u k


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Bulk handling and conveying

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Spiroflow is showing a range of new equipment including its energy efficient Cableflow tubular drag conveyors, its quick-disassembly, easy to clean bulk bag discharger, a mobile flexible screw conveyor with adjustable height outlet and a product conditioner. The company specialises in the filling and discharging of bulk bags, offering nine discharger types from simple bag support frames to sophisticated models for ‘total containment’. Filling equipment includes models ranging from simple hanging frames to those offering accurate weights and measures approved weighing and dust-free filling. Much of the equipment is sold into the food, chemicals and pharmaceuticals industries. Stand G16 www.spiroflow.com

Italian producer PFM is launching a new continuous motion vertical formfill-seal machine developed to provide higher output for cost and space saving stand-up bags used for direct on shelf display of a range of food products. “Growing interest in Europe in display bags to replace rigid packaging, so reducing packaging weight and pack footprint, has driven demand for faster and more productive machinery,” explains PFM sales and operations director Chris Bolton. “PFM’s response has been to develop the new PFM Solaris, to give output 50-100% higher than existing machinery.”

Capable of producing 100 block bottom bags or 90 PFM Steelo four-side-seal packs a minute, the latest Solaris is equipped with a new design of lightweight, long dwell box motion sealing jaw able to reciprocate at elevated speeds without risk of vibration. Maximum speed on conventional pillow packs is over 200 a minute while, on all styles of bag, seal integrity is assured by control software that provides a constant sealing time, irrespective of overall machine speed. In particular, Bolton expects the new machine to boost interest in PFM Steelo bags, on which the four corners are heat sealed to improve both rigidity and

IBC solutions for powders Matcon specialises in handling powders, granules and tablets using intermediate bulk container (IBC) technology and its FlexiBatch Micro will take centre stage at the show. This compact and cost effective micro-dosing system demonstrates fast, accurate and repeatable micro ingredient dosing. The company can provide total IBC solutions from concept through to turnkey installations and works with customers to deliver lean manufacturing systems to achieve increased productivity, process efficiency and flexibility. Stand C80 www.matconibc.com

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The Solaris bagger offers higher output for stand-up bags

appearance to the point where powdered products such as desserts can be packed without an outer carton. “Volume for volume, the Steelo bags can occupy some 10-14% less space than conventional pillow packs, saving both transit packaging cost and supermarket shelf space,” he explains. Further exhibits include examples of the MBP series of multihead weighers, the entry level Pearl servo-driven flow wrapper and the Scirocco high speed MAP flow wrapper. Stand C31 www.pfmuk.com

Detecting into the future Fortress Technology Europe will show its recently launched range of metal detectors along with contact dashboard software and the latest Vector integrated conveyor system that has been enhanced to meet new supermarket standards. The Icon metal detector has been specially designed to be future proof as well as easily retrofitted to older models in the company’s Phantom series. Using robust Quad-core

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processing, the Icon delivers fast accurate detection of metal contaminants, and detailed data collection. Like the Icon, the new Stealth has been developed for future redesigns and new elements of the machine can also be retrofitted to older models, ensuring spare parts and upgrades for additional functionality are readily available. This extra rugged machine has a new control panel designed to withstand

harsh production environments. The new contact dashboard software has been designed to transform Phantom metal detectors into a critical control point. The easy to use graphical display has been designed to show performance results at a glance, giving clarity on events and activities by means of traffic light images, graphs and bar charts. Stand B76 www.fortresstechnology.co.uk w w w. mach i ner y u p d ate. co . u k



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Demonstrations show how productivity can increase ABB will show its latest products including two new palletising robots, three palletising grippers and an easy to use programming software package which are all designed to make palletising easier, faster and more efficient. The stand will feature various live demonstrations of this equipment including the new compact 110kg capacity IRB 460. Capable of up to 2,190 cycles per hour, this four axis robot is ideal for high speed, end of

line and bag palletising applications. It has a reach of 2.4 metres, occupies 20% less floor space and runs 15% faster than rival equipment, says the company. The IRB 760 robot for high output, full layer palletising will be accompanied by three FlexGrippers, including a clamp, available in two sizes for handling cases, a heavy duty claw for high speed bag palletising and a vacuum gripper that can handle up to five products at once.

Also on show will be the PC-based software program that allows users to configure, simulate and program ABB robots and grippers with little or no experience required. A cell of two 360 FlexPickers to illustrate high speed flexibility and superior tracking performance using integrated vision software will form another live demonstration. The IRC5 controller forms an integral part. Stand B15 www.abb.co.uk

Depositors meet demands Riggs Autopack will exhibit a selection of its Model 1000 depositors, filling machines transfer pumps and conveyor filling lines. A high level twin head automatic depositor with scroll feed slat conveyor, a low level single head Option 3 automatic depositor with a three metre indexing conveyor and an Option 1 semi automatic filling machine with a food grade transfer pump will be demonstrated on the stand. Equipment on show can accurately fill various packs

Riggs Autopack will show a range of equipment that is designed to improve food manufacturing processes

including jars, bottles, pots, tubs, trays, foils, cake tins, cartons, buckets, jerrycans,

pouches and bags. Stand D2 www.autopack.co.uk

Ultrasonic sealing gives flexibility Telsonic UK will show a number of modules and concepts, including new ultrasonic innovations, which are targeted at sealing applications on flexible and rigid packaging. A key feature of the stand is a demonstration of longitudinal fin sealing on www. m a c hine r yup da te. c o . uk

packaging using new torsional ultrasonic head principles. The equipment on show is equally suited to integration with vertical or horizontal form, fill and seal systems. Also on display will be the Telsonic miniature IPM joining module typically for food tray liners and a handgun to demonstrate the

ultrasonic joining principle. Visitors to the stand can also discuss torsional welding of peelable foil lids to plastic or coated aluminium pots as well as multi converter cross sealing for linear or rotary applications for stand up pouches. Stand G20 www.telsonic.co.uk


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Collating with speed

• 3D shape inspection • Thickness inspection • Edge fault inspection • Overcooking inspection • Topping Scorpion Vision Software is a world class machine vision technology that offers a powerful suite of vision tools that can be used to create vision systems for generic or bespoke applications. Scorpion Vision creates a 3D model of the inspected product and gives the user the ability to monitor shape, size and colour. The benefits are many, including 100% inspection of product as it moves along the production line.

Kliklok International will demonstrate its new collating robotic loader (CRL) and race track system. The CRL is a flexible machine ideally suited to handle the output from low to high speed wrappers and collate wrapped products into cartons or trays at up to 600 products a minute, with a maximum load of 3kg. It incorporates advanced design electronic motion control technology using a combination of variable frequency control, servo motor drives and a robotic Flex Picker. Three versions of the CRL are available depending on speed and tracking distance requirements, with optional modules such as a Carton Management System which

The collating robotic loader is a flexible machine available in three versions depending on speed and tracking distance needs

allows cartons to be either indexed into place or to be continuously moving while being loaded. Multiple CRL units can be positioned along a cartonerʼs infeed conveyor to enable product from additional sources to be combined, enabling the full speed capacity of the cartoner to be utilised. Built-in ʻplug-andplayʼ style communication between the CRL units creates easy production line

expansion with the addition of further units. Alongside the CRL unit will be Kliklokʼs popular ECT500 carton/tray former which is capable of handling an array of carton tray designs, formed from a single flat blank, from typical four-corner styles to complex hexagonal, octagonal and other multisided packages. Stand E71 www.kliklok-int.com

Sensor solutions are winning Sick (UK) will showcase its portfolio of industrial sensing, scanning, vision and safety devices including the Lector 620 code scanner and Inspector Vision Sensor. To mark the occasion, the company will be giving visitors to the stand a chance to win a top of the range iPad 2. “To be in with a chance of winning, visitors

simply need to bring their new application for any Sick products to the stand and their name will go into a free prize draw,” explains Glynn Edwards, segment manager at Sick for commercial goods. “At 3pm each day of the exhibition, we will select a winner from the hat and they will be awarded the fantastic prize.” Featured on the stand will

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Conveyor Systems will exhibit details of a range of modular conveyors and using video technology, display a series of 3D visuals showing bespoke systems interfacing to other OEM equipment to provide cost effective

materials handling options. The companyʼs customised design service can be viewed as CAD drawings or real-time video clips, to allow visitors to evaluate proposals in terms of throughputs and product sortation. Also on show will be a

space saving spiral conveyor that can elevate/lower various packed items of different shapes and sizes in a continuous flow between different floor levels. Stand D11 www.conveyorsystemsltd.com w w w. machi ner yup date. co . uk


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End of line options in Europe Arpac Europe will be exhibiting end of line packaging equipment for the first time in the UK since the companyʼs launch last year. General manager Tony Hacker believes the combination of robust build quality, versatility and strong return on investment opportunities is making Arpacʼs range attractive to customers in the UK and across Europe. “Visitors to the show will get the perfect opportunity to see for themselves why the company has become so successful in the USA and why it has launched its European operation,” he says.

Void filler unit launch Easypack will show its latest equipment that produces void fill from 100% recycled paper.

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Called Packsolo and Packmaster, the equipment has been designed to provide quality single ply and two ply packaging grades. Both systems now feature simple, interchangeable control options for ease of use from semi to fully automatic functionality which can be remotely located to suit the individual needs of packaging stations. Stand E4 www.easypack.net www. m a c hine r yup da te. c o . uk

On display will be a fully working example of the fully automatic twin reel shrink wrapper 25TW-28. This machine is suited to a wide variety of product types and is particularly good with unstable and delicate products and

features twin reel intermittent motion and single reel continuous motion. The 25TW-28 is just one of Arpacʼs wide range of shrink wrapping machines that covers applications from complex, high speed

lightweight products such as magazines or ice cream tubs through to large, heavy weight, low speed applications such as roofing shingles or patio doors. Stand F46 www.arpaceurope.com


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Coding laser with no mess

Quality inspecting units

A coding technology which integrates the Herma developed label and an industry standard CO2 laser to give code contrast and quality will be launched. Most laser systems work by removing material or a coating from the product or by changing the surface of the substrate to generate the image, explains Herma. However, the Herma laser activated material works by using a laser sensitive material embedded into the label at manufacture, so no material is burnt away while coding which means there is no dust and no need for any extraction units. Used in conjunction with the Herma 400 label applicator, the system is said to provide superior results to traditional coding systems without the need for any consumables. The company will also showcase its M range of labelling systems which will be shown in both wraparound and front/back formats. The systems are capable of high speeds and are suitable for high volumes. Stand C75 www.herma.co.uk

OCS will introduce the new checkweigher series HC-M which is a compact unit designed for speeds up to 250 pieces a minute and which sits mid way between its HC-A top of the range equipment and the entry level EC-E machine. It is operated by an industrial PC and is characterised by its 10.4in mobile touch display and this easy, intuitive handling is used across the entire series. This compact checkweigher has a high ground clearance which affords a simplified cleaning access while the modular under frame allows for favourably priced scaling to individual requirements. This meets the growing demand for device combinations such as checkweighers with metal detectors or checkweighers with additional optical

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inspection units, says the company. The control systems are common across all three ranges of equipment which means users can choose the optimal inspection system for their applications without the

need for additional training. This consistency is also offered for the patented belt technology and the servo motors used by OCS across the three types of machine. Also on the stand will be an x-ray system – SCW 3000-C – which combines scanning and weighing in one system. For this application, OCS has developed an advanced detection solution using a camera instead of the usual diode array. The company says this camera technology offers the advantage of a much higher resolution which in turn, provides a more accurate image and thus better basic information for the subsequent image analysis. As a consequence, the fast rejection rate for good products has been reduced significantly. Stand D50 www.ocs-cw.com

Handling systems answer bespoke needs Advance Automated Systems will show details of its range of conveyors and ancillary handling equipment, demonstrating how these have been integrated and

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interfaced to provide cost effective materials handling and automation systems across a wide range of industries. Standard and bespoke conveyors are manufactured

in aluminium and stainless steel, while bespoke vacuum belt conveyors can also be supplied. Stand G45 www.advance-as.co.uk

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ppma show preview Manufacturing Forum at a glance… Tuesday 10.45-11.15 Manufacturing Advisory Service support for high value manufacturers 11.30-12.00 Energy efficiency in motion control 12.30-1.30 Debate: Should packaging machinery manufacturers and suppliers take more interest in consumer trends? 1.45-2.15 Predictive maintenance for manufacturers 2.30-3.00 Automation – the route to business improvement and the funding available for new users Wednesday 10.45-11.15 Transformational business changes through innovating in the process and packaging sector 11.30-12.00 Perceived obstacles to overcome when automating chilled ready meals 12.30-1.30 Debate: Predictive maintenance strategies – what works best? 1.45-2.15 Modern vision systems – the evolution of capability, applications and realistic ROI 2.30-3.00 openSAFETY – the uniform safety standard for entire machine lines Thursday 10.45-11.15 New technologies for machinery safety 11.30-12.00 OMAC PackML, implementation experience at Nestlé and P&G 12.30-1.30 Debate: Competitive advantage delivered by automation and vision technologies 56

Seminar programme will meet todayʼs challenges The PPMA Show will play host to the Manufacturing Forum which will include seminars as well as lunchtime debates each day. Here we highlight what the programme has to offer visitors The Manufacturing Forum is a new feature for this year’s PPMA Show and tailored presentations on the latest developments in machinery technology – in the broadest sense – are included, along with topical debates for delegates to take a full part in. First up on Tuesday, Simon Griffiths, chief executive of the Manufacturing Simon Advisory Service Griffiths in the West Midlands will outline ways that the service can help SME manufacturers develop their businesses to move up the value chain. He will also outline the 3Ps: product, processes and people and how to use them in a global context. Next, application team manager of B&R Industrial Neil Walker Automation Neil Walker will speak about energy efficiency in motion control including how to reduce equipment running costs, how to achieve performance improvements and how to reduce initial investments. After the lunchtime debate, delegates can learn why Dr John predictive Atkinson maintenance should be implemented from Dr John Atkinson, technical director of C-Cubed. He will also talk about why there is a need to implement such a

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scheme and give an understanding of what resources are required and at what cost. Mike Wilson Following him is Mike Wilson, director of the Automation Advisory Service who will tell delegates how automation can increase competitiveness; talk about how to implement it successfully and how to gain access to government funding support. On Wednesday, Andy Dean, director of contract research & development at Andy Dean Pera Innovation will talk about transformational business changes through innovation in the process and packaging sector. He will outline how working collaboratively can increase R&D outputs and maximise ROI as well as the potential impact of ‘market pull’ solutions being created to solve significant industrial problems. John Quinn is technologist – traditional meals, gastropub and bistro at Marks John Quinn and Spencer and his talk is called perceived obstacles to overcome when automating chilled ready meals. Delegates can find out how M&S nearly automated the pea last year and gain an insight into the criteria that M&S has shared with automation manufacturers. After lunch on Wednesday, Mark Williamson, chairman UKIVA and director of Stemmer Imaging will talk about modern vision systems

and will give a whistle stop tour of how vision technology is becoming more Mark affordable, easier Williamson to use and capable of ever-more demanding applications. Stephane Potier from Open Automation Technologies will give the last Stephane seminar of the Potier day on openSAFETY, the uniform safety standard for machinery across an entire plant. This is a uniform standard for all leading fieldbus systems which is ideal for safe modular machine concepts. On Thursday, Paul Laidler, business director (Machinery Safety) at Laidler Paul Laidler Associates will review the latest machinery safety requirements, outline the impact of new technologies in this area and increase delegates awareness of the route to compliance. Completing the seminar programme is John Kowal, an OMAC John Kowal (Organisation for Machine Automation and Control) board director, who will report on how the 500 independent end users, machine builders and technology providers have worked together to develop common standards and open control technologies for manufacturing systems. www.ppmashow.co.uk w w w. mach i ner y u p d ate. co . u k


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Stainless conveyors are next generation FlexLink Systems UK is launching its new generation of stainless steel conveyors to meet manufacturing customer demands to improve production efficiencies, flexibility and cleaning capabilities. The platform of conveyors in stainless steel is available in three widths: 85, 180 and 300mm which are suited to handle products in production and packaging lines within the fast moving consumer goods and health care industries. Following on from the previously released aluminium conveyors which were called X85, these stainless steel versions are called X85X, X180X and X300X. The capacity offered by the stainless conveyors is high, as the 85mm wide version has an upper speed

The new generation of stainless steel conveyors meet fmcg customer demands to improve production efficiencies

level of 120 metres a minute and the wider versions can run up to 80 metres a minute. And this is achieved at lower noise levels than industry standards, says the company. The stainless conveyor design is fully modular, from the individual component to the complete conveyor which enables easy and accurate assembly and simple modification of the configuration if there is a need to change the line

layout. They are available in three versions: wash down, which is the standard and easy to clean; wipe off, the version with covered sides and no slots and finally covered return chain, which is suited for applications when the requirements of cleanliness are extra high. Also launched with the conveyor platform are new robust conveyor supports and guide rails. Stand C30 www.flexlink.co.uk

Delivering group benefits Ishida Europe will showcase the latest developments across the companyʼs extensive product portfolio, all of which it says help to deliver excellent accuracy, improved efficiencies and maximum throughput for a wide variety of applications. Highlights include two new checkweighers, an entry-level x-ray system, a Strip Pack Applicator for enhanced in-store presentation, and multihead weighers capable of handling root vegetables and citrus fruits, fresh, sticky 58

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products and frozen foods. The DACS-G is the latest addition to the companyʼs checkweigher range and is capable of exceptional speeds while maintaining high accuracy, and, at the touch of a button, can switch between two weighing ranges, allowing food manufacturers to handle more products on one machine. Also on show will be the DACS Economy checkweigher, which is waterproof to IP65 specification for fast and easy cleaning. This entrylevel model offers high

weighing accuracy and consistency at high speeds, as well as a key pad display for simple operation. In addition, Ishida will be demonstrating an entry-level version of its market-leading x-ray inspection system, which offers food manufacturers an affordable solution for maximum quality control in their packing operations. The IX-EA-2161 has been designed to inspect thermoform and top seal trays and other smaller sizes of products. Stand C81 www.ishidaeurope.com w w w. mach i ner y u p d ate. co . u k


Wrapping additional productivity around your packaging process. www.staubli.com/robotics

Consistently high-quality throughout the packaging process. Flexibility of moving varying shapes and weights, from gram to kilogram, at high speed, is a must in packaging automation. Stäubli robots are designed to fulfil the high standards of food industry while increasing productivity and safety of your processes. Stäubli – optimal robotics solutions from a single source.

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Three in one coding offers

Celebrating vffs launch

This year, three coding and marking companies are joining forces at PPMA with one purpose to provide the packaging industry with a one-stopshop for all coding solutions. Videojet Technologies, Interactive Coding and Sunala will be on the 140sq metre stand which will act as a consultative arena where the team will be on hand to help no matter what the application. Each brand, with itʼs own expertise, will be show casing its own product range with new product launches from Videojet, vertically led design solutions from Sunala and flexible packaging print technology from ICE. Bringing the three companies together is designed to offer the industry an all encompassing knowledge bank with a team of experienced people to act as experts at the show to answer any questions. Together Videojet, ICE and Sunala have years of experience and strong reputations in all markets from pharmaceutical to food, beverage and automotive. The product range is vast, catering for continuous ink jet applications, outer case coding, thermal transfer printing, laser marking systems, label print & apply and thermal ink jet printing technology. Stand E10 ww.w.experts@ppma.co.uk

Rovema Packaging Machines is celebrating its 25th anniversary in the UK by showing two of a new range of vertical form, fill and seal machines. The subsidiary of the newly created Rovema GmbH is now able to market a complete range of machines that incorporate traditional Rovema expertise with new drive and control technology. First machine on show is the VPS260 continuous motion machine that utilises the horizontal jaw drive currently fitted to intermittent motion machines with a servo driven vertical axis to allow high speed and seal integrity coupled with industry standard components. This system means the machine can be supplied with Rovema’s own PacControl system but also with generic control systems. Visitors to the stand will see a fully stainless steel version equipped with impulse sealing jaws for frozen food applications that will produce 150 bags a minute and has an Allen Bradley control system. Also available for demonstration is the VPL180 unit with Stabiloseal at the rear

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Available for demonstration at the show is the VPL180 reduced height machine that operates at increased speeds

of the machine to give flexibility along with reduced machine height and increased speeds. Drives come from the proven and patented linear motion motors which incorporates Sense and Seal product detection and the new Premiumseal technology for reduced film usage. Also on stand will be the new design of Auger with tool-free screw change, a working

demonstration of the new Webshop for spare parts and working models of the various control options now open to users. Visitors can also receive information and video demonstrations on the new range of high speed cartoners, casepacking machines and the Bossar range of horizontal form, fill and seal equipment. Stand E11 www.rovema.co.uk

Transit time sensor first on show Wenglor’s interference-free WinTec technology has been integrated into the world’s smallest transit time sensor and is allowing previously impossible optical detection tasks to be mastered. The company says that this technology is setting new standards for the functional reliability of sensors as it allows for the installation of several sensors next to each other as well as directly opposite each other, without resulting in interference. And sensors equipped with WinTec work just as reliably with glossy objects.

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Wenglor's interference-free WinTec transit time sensors

Wenglor’s interference-free technology is insensitive to gloss in the background and achieves reliable switching performance on reflective surfaces and reflectors located within the specified switching distance. Additionally, black surfaces are

now detected better than ever thanks to WinTec, even at extreme degrees of inclination. This new sensor is not only distinguished by its very compact format, but it is also the first Wenglor sensor to be furnished with the advantages offered by WinTec. It detects black and glossy objects over a working range of 0-3m without any blind spots. This new sensor further expands the broad range of class 1 sensor technology offered by the company. Stand A30 www.wenglor.com w w w. mach i ner y u pd ate. co . u k


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Automation is a global offer Cama Group offers its new generation machines and robotic loading units with the latest open architecture electronic controls and approaches each customer automation request with a ‘global approach’. It offers equipment with built in, customised robots – not arms that simply pick and place – that can be combined in complete packaging lines for biscuits, confectionery, cereals, powders, yoghurt, ready meals, ice creams and other sectors such as personal and home car products. The company includes standardised line components, of which the robot is merely a part – although an ‘intelligent’ part – of a complete packaging solution. The company works closely with strategic partner PFM, with whom it shares a stand, to supply turnkey packaging solutions: PFM handling the primary packaging and Cama the secondary. “Cama products are fully electronic with standardised control systems, and by using independent brushless motors we can create units with few mechanical parts,” explains Chris Rayner, Cama’s UK operations director. “Fewer parts mean greater flexibility and ease of use, which is of paramount importance to our customers when downtime can be so costly. “Thanks to our automatic size changing, line changeovers are carried out automatically by servo motor adjustment,” he continues. “Also, our automatic sizeparts recognition system guarantees that only the correct size parts are fitted, and ensures troublefree replacement.” Stand C31 www.camagroup.com 62

Reducing costs with flowrapper advances Ilapak will show solutions which reduce operating costs and enhance performance, as well as pack presentation and quality. New this year is the Delta 4000/3SS, a high speed flowrapper with its own integrated zipper solution. Also on show is the Carrera 1000/40, a PC-controlled flowrapper designed to cut packaging costs for unsupported fresh produce, a Vegatronic Combo integrated bagging and weighing system, and the versatile and easy-touse Smart flowrapper. The Delta 4000/3SS with zipper solution is on display for the first time. This versatile and efficient packaging system is designed to offer manufacturers a high level of flexibility combined with high throughputs, excellent pack presentation and easy open/reclose features in addition to modified atmosphere packaging and

New this year from Ilapak is the Delta 4000/3SS high speed flowrapper

hermetic sealing for products such as cheese, sausages, sliced meat and other products. The Delta 4000/3SS produces hermetically sealed zipper packs in a convenient three sided seal and stand up formats, allowing maximum impact on the supermarket shelf. Another important exhibit is the electronic Carrera 1000/40 which cuts packing costs and maximises production line

efficiency for fresh produce such as tomatoes, avocadoes, kiwis, peppers, leeks and spring onions which, being difficult to handle products, have traditionally required a tray. The Carrera 1000/40’s technology reduces packaging material waste and weight significantly by eliminating the need for an acetate tray, while maintaining production efficiency. Stand D41 www.ilapak.com

High speed label verification Vision systems integrator Olmec-UK will be showing its new VP2-CR coding reading systems for standard and high speed character recognition and verification on labels. The VP2-CR provides a simple, graphical user interface using a touch screen controller to allow the system to be set up for any type of label in just three menu-driven steps. Live demonstrations can be seen on the Omron Electronics stand where visitors will be able to try it out for themselves. Olmec-UK personnel will be on hand to

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discuss all aspects of vision systems integration into manufacturing and processing lines and OEM equipment, from product inspection to tracking and traceability. The VP2-CR offers fully validated character recognition, character verification and robust 2D data matrix handling and grading. It can be used for tasks ranging from simple verification through to GS1 and CIP13 conformance. Auto detection and extraction of the lot code, combined with filtering of background colours allows hundreds of label variants to

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Applicator is easy to afford Advanced Dynamics will launch Pack Leaderʼs PRO Series of affordable, fully automatic label applicators which are available at prices starting from £6,000. Suitable for a variety of sectors including pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, homewares and food and drink, the PRO range can be stand alone or integrated into a line for labelling a variety of container sizes, cartons and bottle shapes. The range can label a full range of package configurations – from the base to the top – at speeds of up to 40 metres a minute. For top labelling, the PRO-215 can be moved around production areas and is easily adjustable for any product size or shape while the PRO-225 top and bottom system can automatically label any shaped bottle. The range is completed by the in line 515 wrap around labelling machine, the 625 front and back labeller and the compact ELF table-top versions. Also on show will be the Protec dual system sheet counters from Italian manufacturer B.Matic. Stand E51 www.advanceddynamics.co.uk

Palletising robot brings flexibility Endoline Machinery will be launching the ʻSpiderʼ palletising robot which is new to the UK packaging market and will be sold exclusively by the company. The ʻSpiderʼ is a servo driven gantry robot built with 3 or 4 axes and combines a compact footprint with the ability to palletise boxes, crates, buckets, bags or other packed goods from one or multiple lines. Operated by interpolated controls, the heavy duty linear axes move like spiders with speed and accuracy enabling the machine to reach high speeds of up to 10 cycles a minute. Due to a specially designed fast gripper changing system – from vacuum gripper to a clamping gripper –the ʻSpiderʼ is suitable for a variety of sectors, including food and drink, pharmaceuticals and cosmetics. Change over is quick and efficient as a result of pre-programmed pallet patterns which are stored into the unit and viewed via a large

The Spider palletising robot combines a compact footprint with the ability to palletise a variety of pack formats

ʻoperator displayʼ panel. This panel continuously visualises the status of the machine, the servo drives and the different peripheral equipment - such as infeed conveyors, pallet conveyors, and pallet destackers. The ease of use of the software also enables the customer to introduce new palletising patterns at any point. “The ʻSpiderʼ machine came to our attention through one of our European distributors – as the machine is particularly successful in Belgium and Holland,” explains md and ceo

of Endoline Alan Yates. “It was the ability to palletise different types of containers which was particularly appealing to us and as a result, we have established a joint venture with the Belgian company who manufacture the ʻSpiderʼ to produce it and launch it within the UK.” Also on show will be a complete packaging assembly line using a robotic pick and place system and a servo driven case erector. Stand D30 www.endoline.co.uk


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Automation is integrated

Software gives valued control

Omron will showcase integrated automation solutions designed to provide the packaging industry with flexible, efficient and cost effective ways of addressing the ever increasing competitive and regulatory pressures it faces. The central focus of the stand is a working demonstration of one of the companyʼs recently introduced Scara robots which are complemented by vision systems that have excellent text recognition capabilities and by products that embody latest developments in sensor, safety and inspection technologies. Visitors can not only see a Scara robot in operation, but also learn how vision and conveyor tracking functions can be readily added to the companyʼs robotic systems, and how ease of integration with automation and

AutoCoding Systems will demonstrate its proven range of software solutions for the automatic set up and control of all packaging line devices. With support from AutoCodingʼs OEMs, visitors will see coding equipment from Domino, Markem-Imaje and Videojet, labelling equipment from Advanced Labelling Systems, barcode scanners from Sick and a checkweigher from The Stevens Group. All equipment is controlled via a dedicated AutoCoding line terminal, removing operator intervention and thereby eliminating the risk of packaging and coding errors. As all equipment is set up automatically via the line terminal, job set-up and changeover time is greatly reduced resulting in a significant reduction in downtime on the packaging line. The company will also exhibit a range of standard solutions for managing off-line coding, outer case and trayend label production and the control of promotional labelling. Stand D17 www.autocodingsystems.com

Integrated automation solutions will be demonstrated by Omron

supervisory systems is assured by the robot controllersʼ support for a wide range of communications options including Ethernet, DeviceNet and Profibus. Latest vision systems will be on show as well as a wide range of sensor, safety and inspection solutions including the companyʼs SPU (storage and processing unit) for use with

its CJ and CS programmable controller platforms. The SPU allows real-time collection of production, process and inspection data across industrial networks such as DeviceNet and Ethernet/IP and makes this data readily accessible to enterprise level IT systems. Stand B51 www.industrial.omron.co.uk

Labelling, coding and marking on show Allen Coding Systems will show a range of laser, thermal transfer, hot foil and ink jet carton coding and marking equipment including the Diagraph TJ1000 and TJ500 series of thermal ink jet printers and Platinum E series

all electric labelling system which uses 50% less energy than other pneumatic models. The stand will also feature a low cost Icon laser coder, entry-level 53LTi (intermittent) and 53LTc (continuous) thermal transfer printers,

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US ink jet printer makes UK debut

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Open Date Equipment will showcase the AutoPilot high resolution ink jet printing system, made by Squid Ink Manufacturing of Minnesota, following an agreement to distribute the equipment. Also, the companyʼs latest hot foil coding development - the E-Coder - will be demonstrated for the first time. AutoPilot is offered as an entry-level machine, printing high resolution characters on both porous and non-porous materials. It uses Xaar piezo technology to produce razorsharp text up to 18mm high, or logos at 180 dpi and can also print scannable barcodes as standard. The printer features a new ink system incorporating vacuum tension technology, which eliminates costly ink lines and fittings, according to Open Date. Ink is supplied in 200ml cartridges; almost five times the volume of competitive systems, it says. Designed to operate in harsh industrial environments, the printer uses both oil-based and solvent-based inks, for a variety

of substrates. Print speed is 4lm a minute at 180 dpi. Also making its debut on the stand is the latest development in Open Dateʼs hot foil coder range. The E-Coder is a high quality attachment, particularly suited to overprint batch and lot numbers, expiry dates, use by dates and prices onto flexible materials – including films, labels and cartons. “Hot foil coding has been around a long time, but is still used very widely and we continue to develop new, more resource friendly models,” said Gary Cowlard, UK ceo of Open Date. “The E-Coder will appeal to the budget conscious user who does not want to compromise on quality,” he added. The company will also demonstrate its range of thermal transfer printers, including the latest model, the iQ, as well as other machines in the established Thermocode series. The ink jet coder, CleanCode is available in two models and comes in both on line and hand held versions. Stand A45 www.opendate.co.uk w w w. mach i ner y u pd ate. co . u k


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Controlling weigh management Marco is introducing its ʻeʼ weighing control module (ECM) as part of its factory profitability portfolio. The company claims the ECM is the only system to offer such comprehensive ʻeʼ weighing management control and has been developed to improve the overall real-time control and yield of the packing process by reducing and controlling profit sapping over filling and over packing. In parallel the module is designed to de-skill the QA aspect of compliance and ensure manufacturers of prepackaged goods consistently meet relevant legislation. The ECM can be used for any type of pre-packed goods which are sold with the familiar ʻeʼ mark ranging from manually packed produce through to high speed products such as cans, bottles and cartons.

Units answer pharma needs Newman Labelling Systems will be promoting its full range of specialised labelling machine for the pharmaceutical industry, ranging from the entry level S100 operating at speeds of 100 containers a minute through to the high speed VAL550. The Newman VAL550 has been installed around the world where its combination of high level product security and quality mechanical engineering provides accurate and reliable high speed operation up to 600 a minute, handling vials, ampoules, syringes, bottles and cartridges. Stand E73 www.newman.co.uk www. m a c hine r yup da te. c o . uk

Incorporating high precision weighing scales, the system is designed to be used off line. An email alert function can be set up to warn operational managers when any pack weight deviations occur outside preset tolerances.

These warning and action alerts are associated directly with the filling process capability, enabling operators to achieve optimum yield by taking corrective action swiftly and efficiently. The ECM software can be

set for application specific sample sizes and frequencies relating to the number of packs in defined batch lots which need to be manually checked by QA operators. Stand G8 www.marco.co.uk


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and 2D barcodes and other product and traceability information at speeds up to 6.6m a second. An optional ʻultra-rapidʼ print mode is available for high speed applications. Manufactured from 80% recyclable materials, the 9232 offers reduced power consumption and uses a new range of RoHS-compliant Ketone- and MEK-free inks. Meanwhile, the company has upgraded its high resolution ink jet printers for the consistent marking of shipping units. For coding corrugated cases, trays and sleeves, there is a choice of liquid (5600 series) and Touch Dry hot melt (5800 series) ink jet technology and now either or both can be combined in three and four head configurations. Stand D10 www.markem-imaje.com

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Cost control and sustainability is the theme of Markem-Imajeʼs stand as it features its latest liquid ink jet and thermal transfer coders. The SmartDate X40 thermal transfer coder is said to deliver more customer value through tangible, measurable reductions in the cost of ownership, and improved sustainability. Designed for printing large amounts of complex information on flexible packaging films at high speeds, the X40 incorporates a number of features to minimise ribbon usage and maintenance requirements. These include improvements to the ribbon drive and cassette design, eliminating any wear parts, and accommodating 1100m ribbon reels to reduce changeovers and increase uptime. Print-head performance has been increased, with a promise of no ʻdead dotsʼ for the first 40km of ribbon. Together, these features help to reduce lifetime costs. Also on show will be the 9232 ink jet printer. This unit delivers quality date codes, logos, alphanumeric text, 1D

Ytron-Quadro (UK) will be showing its latest process technologies including size reduction and compaction equipment from Fitzpatrick, for which the company has just been appointed agents. In addition, the company will be showing equipment from its other principals including vacuum mixing units for production and lab scale work

from VMI Rayneri; sampling devices from Labocontrole; Ytron mixing technology and Quadro size reduction equipment. Also on display is a working demonstration showing the Ytron Y directed jet mixing unit plus static exhibits showing the Quadro safety screening device. Stand F64 www.ytron-quadro.co.uk w w w. mach i ner y u pd ate. co . u k


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Bag closing units offer solutions On show from Fischbein Saxon will be new equipment, recently developed that continues its position as a leading supplier of bag closing technology. The company has been providing solutions for over 100 years and its Fischbein sewing machines and Saxon sealers still prove popular today. However, recent developments mean the bag closing and handling solutions available now include bag placers, bag top formers, combined total bag handling as well as complete bagging lines. These lines include specialised conveying, palletising and integrated wrapping. Fischbein says pay back from initial investment can be achieved within two years. Stand D70 www.fischbein.com

Thermoformers for MAP packs Sealpac UK offers a range of flexible in line automated tray sealing machines along with a range of thermoformers that offer modified atmosphere packaging across various formats including skin, shrink and shrink-plus, tri-web, vacuum stretch film and the company’s duo pac. These machines are used in sectors including meat, fish, poultry, fruit, ready meals, snacks and pharmaceuticals. The company also offers complete lines that can include Saccardo vacuum packing machines, semi-automatic skewering systems from MiVEG, ELS labelling machines and flow wrapping units from Schib. Stand C21 www.sealpac-uk.com 70

Seeing the good in drives and controls Drive and control company Bosch Rexroth will highlight everything from individual components to complete automation systems for processing and packaging machinery. With two customer machines demonstrating its solutions and components, visitors to the stand will have the chance to see how the company can effectively integrate designs to improve reliability, cost-effectiveness and machine up-time. The bottle filling machine from Bosch Packaging demonstrates the integration of

drive technology and conveyor solutions while the Cama Delta robot highlights the use of Bosch Rexroth components in pick and place machines. Visitors will be able to see the new FDA compliant noncontact NCT-PK transport system – the first of its kind to use PEEK plastic. This productive pneumatic solution features hygenically designed components for the automation and handling of food products. Also featured are IndraDrives, CL03 washdown valves for use by the food

Pick & place pastry products with the new NCT-PK transport systems from PEEK plastic

industry, integrated mechatronics solutions, hydraulics systems and Bosch Rexroth’s service offering for increased machine up-time and life cycles. Stand C40 www.boschrexroth.co.uk

Wrapping up machines on show Friedheim International will be displaying equipment supplied by two of its represented manufacturers, Beck Packautomaten and Pfankuch Maschinen. From its range of shrink, film and sleeve wrapping equipment, Beck will be demonstrating one of its latest models, a Serienpacker S1750XJ, as part of an in-line process that includes a shrink tunnel. Fed via a Pfankuch PSA vacuum shuttle feeder throughout the three day event, different products will

A Beck Serienpacker S1750XJ and equipment from Pfankuch will be demonstrated by Friedheim

be wrapped to show the machine’s versatility. In a separate standalone demonstration, Pfankuch will be highlighting the operational capabilities of another feeder from its range.

Information from Friedheim International’s other UK and Ireland represented manufacturers – Buhrs (poly wrapping and paper wrapping systems), Transpak Equipment Corporation (strapping machines), Audion Elektro (standalone combination seal/shrink wrapping machines) and Sigma Engineering (precision Pick & Place machinery) will be available for visitors to the stand. Stand E60 www.friedheim.co.uk

Systems integrated with custom service Systems integrator and bespoke machine builder Astech Projects will display its latest technology and present its custom services. Integrating equipment from suppliers of commercial processing and packaging automation, the company will display the Motoman SDA20D twin arm robot in combination

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with a Festo Bionic Fin gripper. The advanced flexibility of this robot will be demonstrated as it runs through a series of movements on site at the show. As a ‘human-like’ dual-arm robot, the Motoman unit has 15 axes of movement; seven per arm, plus a single axis for base rotation, enabling it to turn 360 degrees. Both robotic arms can work together in handling

heavy objects, or independent operations can be performed simultaneously. The Festo Bionic Fin gripper provides gentle gripping while its versatile fingers adapt to different shapes and contours to make it suitable for small, fragile or irregularly shaped products. Stand E85 www.astechprojects.co.uk w w w. mach i ner y u p d ate. co . u k


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Every angle is covered on stand Mettler Toledo’s 360 degree approach to solving quality and brand protection challenges will be highlighted on its stand. Integrated solutions, software and service ensure the problem is solved from every angle, says the company. With new additions to its portfolio, Mettler Toledo provides manufacturers with technologies for all inspection needs including metal detection, checkweighing, x-ray and vision inspection, all from one source. The company will also be showcasing a new series of compact industrial commercial scales specifically designed for use in hygienically sensitive areas. The scales are, however, rugged, easy to use and compliant with industry standards.

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Also unveiled will be a data management connectivity software suite that integrates data collection for weighing and inspection equipment to enable real-time performance monitoring from multiple locations. Completing the display will be the newest product line – CI-Vision – which is a high speed vision inspection system. Stand E50 www.mt.com/uk-ppma

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Giving full flavour for food packaging options Food packaging solutions supplier tna will highlight its roflo VM 3, a vibratory motion transfer and distribution system, the intellflav 3 seasoning system plus the robag 3c 320 bagger with new 314 multihead scale. Also on show will be the intelli-cut C15 round cheese cutter, for maximum yield and minimum giveaway. For consistent coverage of flavour and seasonings, the company is showcasing the intell-flav 3 on-machine seasoning system. With a responsive variable mass seasoning system that incorporates a dynamic vibratory weigher that responds to product variation, tna’s latest offering optimises product coverage and flavour dispersion in both wet and/or dry applications. Its gentle tumbling action minimises product damage while a biascut seasoning feeder results in optimal flavour dispersion. Users can proportionally control flow rates reducing risk of over or under seasoning. Furthermore, the tna intell-flav 3 allows multiple flavouring on one production line. The tna roflo VM 3

The intelli-cut round cheese cutter provides maximum yield

electromagnetically-driven vibratory motion conveyor operates at high speed, but with a gentle motion to ensure product integrity. It transports any product without limit on distance or design layout including inclines while it also ensures continuous product flow, smoothing any build up for optimal output and also efficiency. The company will present what it describes as the ultimate, cost effective distribution system by combining the roflo VM 3 with the roflo HM 3, creating a gateless design that gently transports product and

minimises breakages, loss of flavour and any crosscontamination. These distribution systems can be seamlessly integrated with the robag 3c vertical form, fill and seal bagger. With the latest addition of a multihead scale, manufacturers can weigh and pack at rates of up to 200 bags a minute. Completing the display, the intelli-cut C15 exemplifies efficiency and flexibility in cheese cutting, says tna. It is suitable for a variety of round cheeses, including blue vein, soft and crumbly. Stand F32 www.tnasolutions.com

Range of beam robots expanded At Interplas 2011, which runs alongside the PPMA Show, Sepro Robotique will present its S5 line of Cartesian beam robots featuring the company’s newest and most advanced automation technology. The Model S5-25 is designed for moulding machines with 120450 tonnes of clamp and will make its UK debut. “The S5 line is Sepro’s fifth

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generation of robots,” explains Paul Goodhew, managing director of Sepro Robotique in the UK. “It takes advantage of everything we’ve learned about meeting the needs of the world’s most demanding injection moulders.” The S5-25 offers a standard payload of 10kg, an increase more than 50% compared to robots of comparable size in the existing G4 range. The

demoulding or strip stroke is 16% longer than the maximum available on the current unit which means it can handle parts with deeper draw. At the same time, however, the wrist and arm are actually 10% smaller so the mould does not need to open as far and so cycle times can be reduced. Hall 4 Stand B20 www.sepro-robotique.com w w w. mach i ner y u p d ate. co . u k


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IN BRIEF Multivac Marking & Inspection says its MR339 TQ conveyor belt labeller is a space-saving alternative for thermoformed packaging. It is used for top and bottom labelling in the high performance range, including the traysealer lines, and can label up to 200 packs a minute. So that trays or thermoformed packs can be labelled without interruption, the unit is equipped with two label dispensers from both the top and bottom respectively. They automatically switch amongst themselves when the labelling strip or the printing supplies are depleted or if a problem occurs. Compared to a cross web labeller, labelling with a conveyor belt labeller has the advantage of only one operational side for top and bottom labelling. In addition, access to the label dispensers is very easy. 01793 425800 www.multivac.co.uk Atwell Self-Adhesive Labellers has supplied Greek and live yoghurt products producer Tims Dairy with two fully automated self-adhesive labelling systems.

Tims Dairy produces yoghurts

The first is an overhead solution applying paper labels to the top of shrinkwrapped trays of yoghurt at up to 60 a minute and fitted on a 1.6 metre conveyor, while the second is an automated side labelling system to apply paper labels to the sides of trays and 5 litre jerrycans at up to 80 a minute. 01444 239970 www.atwell-labellers.co.uk 74

Transferring codes Innovia International has chosen Allen Coding Systems to supply and install two further 53LTi thermal transfer coders at its manufacturing facility in Cambridgeshire. The botanical ingredients manufacturer now has three of the high performance yet low cost machines printing best before and batch codes on to labels of toiletries, cosmetics and personal care products. “I had used Allen Coding equipment at a previous company and always been impressed by both the quality of its products and high levels of customer service,” says Paul Ager at Innovia. “As a result, I

was keen for us to standardise on their coders as soon as the need arose.” The first thermal transfer unit was installed some time ago “and fitted easily onto our labelling machine as well as being simple to operate with excellent print quality,” says Paul Ager. A robustly engineered machine, the 53LTi can be easily integrated with a wide range of packaging equipment such as vertical and horizontal form, fill and seal systems, primary labellers, thermoformers and overwrappers. Its two component design offers a single connection point to

The botanical ingredients manufacturer now has three 53LTi thermal transfer coders

minimise space requirements and further improve reliability. 01438 347770 www.allencoding.co.uk

Labelling herbs with accuracy English Country Herbs has chosen a Eurokett Junior 115 labelling system from Advanced Dynamics to label fresh herbs with accuracy and speed. “With the variety of herbs we supply to our customers, accuracy and speed of labelling was paramount for our demanding production levels, and the products had to be labelled underneath,” says owner of the fresh herb business Andrew Frewer. “The base labelling equipment is perfect for the job and it does just what we need.” Speeds up to 80 packs a minute are achieved, and enhanced by the use of microthin PE labels to provide better

The Eurokett Jnr 115 labels herbs at speed at English Country Herbs

adhesion and appearance. The Eurokett system is designed for delicate pack handling with accuracy and can operate 24 hours a day. It can handle a variety of formats including

display packs with primary point of sale labels to transit packs with traded unit barcode labels. 01274 731222 www.advanceddynamics.co.uk

Dual head ink jet for small characters The 1610 dual head small character continuous ink jet printer from Videojet Technologies has two print heads that can run independently or in tandem to meet a wide range of applications. This can include jobs that require printing on two locations on a single

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product or on multiple lines on a traversing unit. Up to five lines of high resolution code per print head at speeds of up to 960ft a minute can be printed. “Both print heads feature an advanced clean flow print head design that provides maximum uptime,” says Scott

Benigni, Videojet’s continuous ink jet product manager. “By reducing ink build up that can cause traditional ink jet printers to shut down, the clean flow print head delivers less maintenance and longer runs without intervention.” 0870 240 5542 www.videojet.co.uk w w w. mach i ner y u pd ate. co . u k


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Vision achieves drug compliance Global pharmaceutical company Sanofi-aventis has responded to new regulations affecting readability of GS1 codes while also implementing a product verification solution to ensure zero operator errors caused by data input, a reduction of waste products and improved product coding quality across a range of products at its Polish factory. To achieve these objectives and ensure FDA CFR Part 11 compliance, the company worked with Cognex partner systems integrator Wedzony, a specialist in industrial automation, to design and implement a print and code verification solution. The solution is designed as a mobile system which can be adapted for packing lines and installed along the production process as required. The

system consists of a band conveyor with regulated slide for boxes, Wolke double head printer, Cognex In-Sight 5400 camera with track and trace software, a panel PC and a set of pneumatic air nozzles to reject defective products. The database within the PC stores the required product settings and various camera functions as well as information required for the audit trail. “We have been delighted with the robust and reliable solutions," says Dariusz Piotrowski, technical and investment department manager at Sanofiaventis. “Production efficiency has improved with impressive levels of accuracy and we are looking at opportunities to utilise this technology within other factory sites.” 01327 856040 www.cognex.co.uk

Indelible product ID Logopak has introduced what is believed to be the world’s first laser-based print & apply labelling machine, providing high durability for tough environments such as steel making, automotive, chemicals, glass and corrugated board as well as other high or low temperature industries. The laser replaces conventional thermal transfer printers employed in print & apply labelling and allows substrates such as aluminium, steel, plastics and plastic coated paper to be indelibly printed with a unique code. Large labels, up to A3, can also be provided economically via a lens system. “Conventional paper labels are not sufficiently robust for many industries, such as steel where ingots and forged items www. m a c hine r yup da te. c o . uk

Logopak has introduced the world's first laser-based print & apply unit for tough environments

are often only identified by a stencil, which rules out bar codes for secure automatic identification,” says Logopak UK general manager Wilson Clark. Installed on a Logopak 110 label applicator in place of a thermal printer, the Logomatic laser is an ultra-compact 20W industrial unit, about 25% the size of current lasers on the market. 01904 692333 www.logopakprintandapply.co.uk


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components

Cost effective components for food/drink Festo has launched a new generation of pneumatic actuators designed to provide a cost effective alternative to specialist high-end components for the food and drink industries. The actuators employ ‘Clean Design’ principles to minimise contamination risk, and are ideal for use in aggressive environments where frequent wash down procedures are implemented. First products in this range include corrosion-resistant round and guided cylinders that use FDA (US Food and Drug Administration) approved seals and USDA (US Department of Agriculture) approved H1 food grade lubricants. These new Clean Design cylinders are intended to help OEMs building food safe automation to overcome the apparent dichotomy between expensive custom components and non standards compliant off the shelf equipment. Festo believes there is a market for automation components that steer a clear middle road, produced using a combination of standard parts, specialist materials and the latest fabrication technologies. Festo’s new CRDSNU round cylinders and DGRF guided cylinders are the first products to embody these principles. Both product families are characterised by very smooth, corrosion-resistant body profiles that are free from protrusions, to facilitate efficient wash down and removal of any bacterial contamination. The CRDSNU stainless steel round cylinder is available in eight ISO 6432 compliant sizes. 01252 775000 www.festo.com

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Photo sensor achieves complex tasks easily Leuze electronic has launched the HRTR 46B-TEACH photo sensor which in practice, is two sensors integrated into one housing to allow complex tasks such as detecting two location points. The sensor can return two independent switching signals and by doing this with only one sensor, instead of two, saves costs, space and also simplifies installation. The sensor’s scanning range is adjusted by a ‘site-sensitive’ detection method using a custom semiconductor developed by the company. This design means there are no moving parts within the sensor to make these range

The photo sensor completes complex tasks with ease

adjustments, says Mark Weymouth of Leuze. The functions of a photosensitive receiver

structure and the logical processing are combined within this single semiconductor chip. Additionally, a new patented evaluation algorithm ensures very robust behaviour, even with glossy or extremely dark objects as well as coping with light interference such as from overhead windows and flashing beacons. Detection reliability has been further increased because more evaluation signals are processed within the new sensor than previous standard models. 01480 408500 www.leuze.co.uk

Drive and controls upgrade PE film manufacturer The Britton Group has made energy savings and seen plant equipment given a new lease of life following a drive and controls upgrade by Optima Control Solutions. Specialist in variable speed drive PLC and SCADA applications, Optima upgraded the ER-WE-PA line at Britton’s Winsford site by replacing nine DC drives with the latest Parker SSD VSD control equipment, resulting in

greater reliability and reduced power consumption. The equipment’s lifetime was also extended by including an Allen-Bradley SCADA package which will provide the platform necessary to accommodate any process technology movements and will allow the integration of new control equipment with minimum disruption to Britton’s manufacturing process. “The intervention of Optima

breathed new life into an already fully depreciated asset,” says Britton’s engineering manager Tom Evers. “It was quite nerve racking initially as the machine lost approximately two tonnes in cable weight alone. “However, the project delivered with time to spare and from cold start, the tension control needed no adjustment,” he said. 01254 272827 www.optimacs.com

Vision sensors set new simplicity standard Baumer says its latest generation of VeriSens vision sensors sets new standards of operating simplicity and dependability. Three new ranges of VeriSens provide optimal solutions for various applications in automation systems. The ID Series vision sensors reliably solve industrial identification and imprint control tasks; the

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check and sort tasks for quality control purposes are easy to solve with the CS Series while the XF Series has the high performance of a vision system but is as easy to use as a vision sensor. The XF-100 and XF-200 make it possible, for instance, to validate component geometries, locate parts or check the form, content and

The VeriSens range from Baumer sets new standards

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regulations

Low voltage complexities Most machine builders will be aware of their legal obligation to declare conformity of their machines with the Machinery Directive, but what are their obligations in relation to the Low Voltage Directive? Paul Laidler of Laidler Associates has the answers “The Declaration of conformity for machinery subject to the Machinery Directive shall not refer to the Low Voltage Directive (LVD).” For many machine builders, this statement may come as something of a surprise and some may even doubt whether it is correct. However it is a direct quote from the “Guide to Application of the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC” published by the European Commission, a copy of which can be downloaded free of charge from the Commission’s website (see end of article for address). But can this statement be taken to mean that machine builders don’t have to concern themselves with the LVD? Far from it. The Guide and, indeed, the Machinery Directive itself makes it quite clear that “the safety objectives set out in Directive 73/23/EEC shall apply to machinery.” And Directive 73/23/EEC, which has recently been re-designated 2006/95/EC, is the LVD. So what the Machinery Directive actually says is that the machine has to conform with the LVD, but that no declaration to this effect should be made.

Is it logical? Whether or not this is logical is a moot point, but the real question is how should machine builders set about ensuring that their products conform to the requirements of the LVD? Fortunately, the Guide mentioned above provides a little more advice. In section 222, which relates to section 1.5.1 of the Essential Health and Safety Requirements (EHSRs) of the Machinery Directive, the Guide 78 32

notes “general specifications for the design of the electrical equipment of machinery are given in EN 60204-1: and specifications for high voltage electrical equipment of machinery are given in standard EN 60204-11”.

Compliance is key It is clear from this that compliance with the EN 60204 series of standards is the key to meeting the requirements of the LVD and hence the Machinery Directive. In practice, only very specialised machines are likely to incorporate high voltage electrical equipment, so the standard of most interest is EN 60204-1. It is very important to note, however, that this may not be the only relevant electrical standard. In fact, Section 1.5.1 of the EHSRs goes on to state, “specifications for electrical equipment are also given in many standards for specific categories of machinery”. This means that it is the responsibility of machine builders to determine which of those product standards apply to the machines they are building, and to ensure that their equipment meets the appropriate requirements. At this point, it is worth sounding a note of caution. Many electrical engineers are used to referring to and relying on the 17th Edition of the IET Wiring Regulations (BS7671) for guidance in their work. The IET Wiring Regulations are NOT, however, applicable to machines, so those who work on machines must look elsewhere for guidance. Consideration of the standards for specific types of machines is

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beyond the scope of this short article, but it is useful to look in general terms at the EN 60204-1 standard, to give machine builders an indication of the sorts of things they need to consider in relation to the electrical design and construction of their products.

Wide ranging As might be expected, the standard is very wide ranging. Its principal sections deal with supply conductor terminations and disconnection/isolation devices; protection against electric shock; protection of equipment; equipotential bonding; control circuit and control functions; operator interfaces and machine-mounted control devices; control gear location, mounting and enclosures; conductors and cables; wiring practices; electric motors and associated

equipment; accessories and lighting; and marking, warning signs and reference designations. The scope of the standard is not, however, limited to the equipment itself, since it also covers technical documentation and verification/testing. From this brief overview of the scope of EN 60204-1, it can readily be seen that ensuring compliance requires considerable specialist expertise and often involves a lot of work! For these reasons, many machine builders prefer to call on support from an expert consultant, such as Laidler Associates, to assess the electrical equipment on their machines. Using a consultant can save a lot of time and money but, if those savings are to be maximised, it is a very good idea to involve the consultant at the earliest possible stage of the machine design process, as this will allow them to provide advice to ensure that potential problems are designed out rather than built in. Remedial work after a machine has been built is always more costly than getting the design right in the first place. http://ec.europa.eu/enterprise/sec tors/mechanical/

Paul Laidler, managing director, Laidler Associates

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DATES FOR THE DIARY Michael Green 27 - 29 September PPMA 2011 NEC Birmingham UK www.ppmashow.co.uk 27 - 29 September Interplas 2011 NEC, Birmingham, UK www.britishplasticsshow.com 5 October PPMA Seminar Machinery Risk Assessment Marriott Airport Hotel, Manchester christine.jordan@ppma.co.uk 10 - 13 October MOTEK 2011 Stuttgart, Germany enquiries@lincolnwest.co.uk 18 - 19 October Photonex 2011 Ricoh Arena, Coventry, UK www.photonex.org 20 October PPMA Seminar Machinery Directive Marriot Hotel, Northampton christine.jordan@ppma.co.uk 3 November PPMA Seminar PUWER Marriott Airport Hotel, Manchester christine.jordan@ppma.co.uk 8 - 10 November Vision 2011 Stuttgart, Germany enquiries@lincolnwest.co.uk 17 November PPMA Seminar Machinery Risk Assessment Marriott Airport, Northampton christine.jordan@ppma.co.uk 16 December PPMA Presidentsʼ Lunch Houses of Parliament, London christine.jordan@ppma.co.uk 80

Oliver Rebstock

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After 30 years at the helm, Alf Taylor is handing global operational responsibility for tna over to Michael Green who is returning to Australia to take up the position as managing director for tna worldwide. Taylor, who founded tna in 1982 with his wife Nadia, will now focus on long term business development and product innovation. After thirty years as managing director, Taylor has no plans to exit the business and in his new strategic NPD role, he already has some innovations in the pipeline. Green was vice president – Americas and now relocates to the Sydney office with immediate effect to assume his new role and provide leadership for the company’s diverse global management team. He is tasked with further developing tna’s systems and processes to meet the global needs of the expanding customer base across a range of end user industries.

Oliver Rebstock will take on the responsibilities as the new managing director of Optima Filling and Packaging Machines. Together with the company’s technical managing director Dr Georg Pfeifer, this dual leadership will be responsible for the Nonwovens division. Rebstock is a graduate engineer and will assume responsibility for sales and service at the company to bring fresh ideas to Optima.

Sealpac UK Kevin Jones is the new sales director at Sealpac UK. He joins from CFS where he was a senior sales manager in the UK and has previously spent long periods with Reiser UK, Ishida Europe and Qualitech, primarily in technical sales. He will be responsible for the UK and Ireland sales team along with the task of introducing the latest range of equipment from the company. This includes

flow wrappers, labelling systems, vacuum shrink chamber machines and semi automatic skewering machinery.

Leuze electronic Martin Cook has joined Leuze electronic as account manager for the east midlands and central England. He has over 25 years of industrial sales experience in this region and has a background in electronic engineering. Most recently, he has worked at RS Components for five years and was previously at Farnell Components for seven years.

Atwell Labellers Barry Hyman has joined the UK sales team at Atwell Self-Adhesive Labellers to predominantly cover the north and midlands. He has worked in the labelling industry for many years and has a proven engineering and sales background.

Long service in thermal imaging What a difference 25 years has made to thermal imaging and FLIR Systems’ Kevin Ellis has witnessed it every step of the way. Now distribution area manager for the north of England, Scotland and Ireland, Ellis has just celebrated his quarter century in the business, a time span that has seen both the technology and its scope of application change

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beyond all recognition. Education has always been part of the sales role for Kevin and is still an important element as the process has evolved from direct sales to distribution at FLIR. “For us it is critical that our partners are able to offer a high level of support and applications knowledge to our customers,” says Ellis.

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A N C I L LARY ACTUATORS – ELECTRIC CYLINDER Olsen Engineering UK Ltd

Unit 1, Station Road, Caersws, Newtown, Powys, SY17 5EQ T: 01686 689812 F: 0870 762 7582 E: info@consultolsen.com www.consultolsen.com

ADHESIVES Beardow Adams 32 Blundells Road, Bradville, Milton Keynes, MK13 7HF T: 01908 574000 F: 01908 574060 E: info@beardowadams.com www.beardowadams.com

ALUMINIUM CAN CRUSHERS Lely (UK) Ltd

1 Station Road, St Neots, Cambridgeshire PE19 1QH T: 01480 226888 F: 01480 226801 E: recycling.engineering.uk@lely.com

ENCODERS Sick (UK) Ltd

Waldkirch House, 39 Hedley Rd, St Albans, Herts AL1 5BN T: 01727 831121 F: 01727 856767 E: info@sick.co.uk www.sick.co.uk

FIELDBUS SYSTEMS PILZ Automation Technology Willow House, Medlicott Close, Oakley Hay Business Park, Corby, Northants NN18 9NF T: 01536 460766 F: 01536 460866 E: sales@pilz.co.uk www.pilz.co.uk

HUMAN MACHINE INTERFACE

LEVEL SENSORS Sick (UK) Ltd

Waldkirch House, 39 Hedley Rd, St Albans, Herts AL1 5BN T: 01727 831121 F: 01727 856767 E: info@sick.co.uk www.sick.co.uk

LIMIT SWITCHES PILZ Automation Technology Willow House, Medlicott Close, Oakley Hay Business Park, Corby, Northants NN18 9NF T: 01536 460766 F: 01536 460866 E: sales@pilz.co.uk www.pilz.co.uk

LINEAR MOTORS Quin Systems Ltd Oaklands Business Centre, Oaklands Park, Wokingham, Berkshire RG41 2FD T: 0118 977 1077 F: 0118 977 6728 E: rmaidment@quin.co.uk www.quin.co.uk

MACHINE GUARDING SYSTEMS Sick (UK) Ltd

Waldkirch House, 39 Hedley Rd, St Albans, Herts AL1 5BN T: 01727 831121 F: 01727 856767 E: info@sick.co.uk www.sick.co.uk

MAGNETIC SENSORS PILZ Automation Technology Willow House, Medlicott Close, Oakley Hay Business Park, Corby, Northants NN18 9NF T: 01536 460766 F: 01536 460866 E: sales@pilz.co.uk www.pilz.co.uk

MOTION CONTROL

EQUIPMENT Quin Systems Ltd Oaklands Business Centre, Oaklands Park, Wokingham, Berkshire RG41 2FD T: 0118 977 1077 F: 0118 977 6728 E: rmaidment@quin.co.uk www.quin.co.uk

PHOTOELECTRIC SENSORS

SAFETY LIGHT CURTAINS PILZ Automation Technology Willow House, Medlicott Close, Oakley Hay Business Park, Corby, Northants NN18 9NF T: 01536 460766 F: 01536 460866 E: sales@pilz.co.uk www.pilz.co.uk

Sick (UK) Ltd

Waldkirch House, 39 Hedley Rd, St Albans, Herts AL1 5BN T: 01727 831121 F: 01727 856767 E: info@sick.co.uk www.sick.co.uk

PROGRAMMABLE CONTROLLERS PILZ Automation Technology Willow House, Medlicott Close, Oakley Hay Business Park, Corby, Northants NN18 9NF T: 01536 460766 F: 01536 460866 E: sales@pilz.co.uk www.pilz.co.uk

RECYCLING WASTE ROLLERS Lely (UK) Ltd

1 Station Road, St Neots, Cambridgeshire PE19 1QH T: 01480 226888 F: 01480 226801 E: recycling.engineering.uk@lely.com

ROBOT SYSTEMS Quin Systems Ltd Oaklands Business Centre, Oaklands Park, Wokingham, Berkshire RG41 2FD T: 0118 977 1077 F: 0118 977 6728 E: rmaidment@quin.co.uk www.quin.co.uk

SAFETY COMPONENTS

Sick (UK) Ltd

Waldkirch House, 39 Hedley Rd, St Albans, Herts AL1 5BN T: 01727 831121 F: 01727 856767 E: info@sick.co.uk www.sick.co.uk

SERVO CONTROL SYSTEMS Quin Systems Ltd Oaklands Business Centre, Oaklands Park, Wokingham, Berkshire RG41 2FD T: 0118 977 1077 F: 0118 977 6728 E: rmaidment@quin.co.uk www.quin.co.uk

SERVO DRIVES Quin Systems Ltd Oaklands Business Centre, Oaklands Park, Wokingham, Berkshire RG41 2FD T: 0118 977 1077 F: 0118 977 6728 E: rmaidment@quin.co.uk www.quin.co.uk

SERVO MOTORS

PILZ Automation Technology

PILZ Automation Technology

PILZ Automation Technology

Quin Systems Ltd

Willow House, Medlicott Close, Oakley Hay Business Park, Corby, Northants NN18 9NF T: 01536 460766 F: 01536 460866 E: sales@pilz.co.uk www.pilz.co.uk

Willow House, Medlicott Close, Oakley Hay Business Park, Corby, Northants NN18 9NF T: 01536 460766 F: 01536 460866 E: sales@pilz.co.uk www.pilz.co.uk

Willow House, Medlicott Close, Oakley Hay Business Park, Corby, Northants NN18 9NF T: 01536 460766 F: 01536 460866 E: sales@pilz.co.uk www.pilz.co.uk

Oaklands Business Centre, Oaklands Park, Wokingham, Berkshire RG41 2FD T: 0118 977 1077 F: 0118 977 6728 E: rmaidment@quin.co.uk www.quin.co.uk

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PROCESSING EQUIPMENT AUTOCLAVES & STERILIZERS

COOKING KETTLES

Holmach Ltd The Dingle, Pilsgate, Stamford, Lincs PE9 3HW T: 01780 749097 F: 01780 749098 E: sales@holmach.co.uk www.holmach.co.uk

BLENDING T: 01260 272894 E: sales@jrboone.com www.jrboone.com

DRUM FILLING Adelphi Masterfil

T: 0118 988 3551 E: info@mixer.co.uk www.mixer.co.uk

COSMETIC & TOILETRY PROCESSING EQUIPMENT T: 01260 272894 E: sales@jrboone.com www.jrboone.com

Olympus House, Mill Green Road, Haywards Heath, RH16 1XQ T: 01444 472300 F: 01444 472329 E: sales@masterfil.com www.masterfil.com

SP Filling Systems Ltd

Unit 28, Ddole Industrial Estate, Llandrindod Wells, Powys LD1 6DF T: 01597 824918 F: 01597 822553 E: sales@sp-filling.co.uk www.sp-filling.co.uk

MECHANISATION - UNPACKED MECHANICAL HANDLING PROCESS AREA CKF Systems Ltd

St Albans Road, Empire Way, Gloucester GL2 5FW T: 01452 424 565 F: 01452 423 477 E: info@ckf.co.uk www.ckf.co.uk

MIXING MACHINES T: 01260 272894 E: sales@jrboone.com www.jrboone.com

EXTRUSIONS Reiser UK Ltd Maidstone Road, Kingston, Milton Keynes, MK10 0BD T: 01908 585300 F: 01908 585400 E: salesuk@reiser.com www.reiser.com

T: 0118 988 3551 E: info@mixer.co.uk www.mixer.co.uk

BULK BAG FILLERS & DISCHARGERS Spiroflow Ltd Lincoln Way, Clitheroe, Lancs BB7 1QG T: 01200 422525 F: 01200 429165 E: sales@spiroflow.com www.spiroflow.com

BULK PRODUCT HANDLING SYSTEMS

T: 0118 988 3551 E: info@mixer.co.uk www.mixer.co.uk

FILTRATION EQUIPMENT DAIRY EQUIPMENT Yorkshire Packaging Systems Ltd Woodkirk Freight Terminal, Quarry Lane, Woodkirk, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire WF12 7JJ T: 01924 441355 F: 01924 440686 E: enquiries@yps.co.uk www.yps.co.uk

4 Acorn Business Park, Heaton Lane, Stockport, Cheshire, SK4 1AS T: 0161 209 4810 F: 0161 474 0292 E: kb@ktron.com www.ktron.com

Adelphi Manufacturing Co Ltd Olympus House, Mill Green Road, Haywards Heath, RH16 1XQ T: 01444 472300 F: 01444 472329 E: sales@adelphi.uk.com www.adelphi.uk.com

piab Ltd Vacuum Innovation House, Station Road, East Leake, LE12 6LQ T: 01509 857010 F: 01509 857011 E: info@piab.co.uk www.piab.com

Riley Automation Ltd

Foresters Business Park, Sinfin Lane, Derby, DE23 8AG T: 01332 275850 F: 01332 275855

E: sales@rileyautomation.com www.rileyautomation.com

Spiroflow Ltd Lincoln Way, Clitheroe, Lancs BB7 1QG T: 01200 422525 F: 01200 429165 E: sales@spiroflow.com www.spiroflow.com

COATING Valco Melton UK

Hortonwood 32, Telford TF1 7YN T: 01952 677911 F: 01952 677945 E: UK@valcomelton.com www.valcomelton.com

Euroflow Engineering Ltd Marsh Lane, Riverside Industrial Estate, Boston, Lincs PE21 7PJ T: 01205 357887 F: 01205 368649 E: info@euroflow.com www.euroflow.com

G Mondini (UK) Ltd

Whitebridge Lane, Whitebridge Estates, Stone, Staffs ST15 8LY T: 01785 812512 F: 01785 819512 E: info@gmondini.co.uk www.gmondini.co.uk

Raque Food Systems Sales Ltd 9 Ball Mill Top Business Park, Hallow, Worcester, WR2 6PD T: 01905 642820 F: 01905 641379 E: sales@raque.co.uk www.raque.com

Reiser UK Ltd Maidstone Road, Kingston, Milton Keynes, MK10 0BD T: 01908 585300 F: 01908 585400 E: salesuk@reiser.com www.reiser.com

Fenton Way, Southfields Business Park, Laindon, Essex SS15 6TD T: 01268 410666 F: 01268 410777 E: dh@dhi.co.uk www.dhi.co.uk

FOOD PROCESSING EQUIPMENT T: 01260 272894 E: sales@jrboone.com www.jrboone.com

CONFECTIONERY PROCESS EQUIPMENT Lock Inspection Systems Ltd Lock House, Neville Street, Oldham, Lancs. OL9 6LF T: 0161 624 0333 F: 0161 624 5181 E: sales@locksinpection.co.uk www.lockinspection.com

Watson-Marlow Pumps Group Falmouth, Cornwall TR11 4RU T: 01325 370370 E: info@wmpg.co.uk www.wmpg.co.uk

Lock House, Neville Street, Oldham, Lancs. OL9 6LF T: 0161 624 0333 F: 0161 624 5181 E: sales@locksinpection.co.uk www.lockinspection.com

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Olympus House, Mill Green Road, Haywards Heath, RH16 1XQ T: 01444 472300 F: 01444 472329 E: sales@adelphi.uk.com www.adelphi.uk.com

T: 0118 988 3551 E: info@mixer.co.uk www.mixer.co.uk

PASTA COOKERS Raque Food Systems Sales Ltd 9 Ball Mill Top Business Park, Hallow, Worcester, WR2 6PD T: 01905 642820 F: 01905 641379 E: sales@raque.co.uk www.raque.com T: 0118 988 3551 E: info@mixer.co.uk www.mixer.co.uk

Watson-Marlow Pumps Group Falmouth, Cornwall TR11 4RU T: 01325 370370 E: info@wmpg.co.uk www.wmpg.co.uk

PASTEURISERS Holmach Ltd The Dingle, Pilsgate, Stamford, Lincs PE9 3HW T: 01780 749097 F: 01780 749098 E: sales@holmach.co.uk www.holmach.co.uk

SP Filling Systems Ltd

Krones UK Ltd

KHS UK Limited 6 Monkspath Business Park, Highlands Road, Shirley, Solihull, B90 4NY T: 0121 713 6900 F: 0121 713 6935 E: khskisters@uk.khs-ag.com www.khs-ag.com

HEAT EXCHANGERS Westregen House, Great Bank Road, Wingates Industrial Park, Westhoughton, Bolton BL5 3XB T: 01942 845000 F: 01942 845091 E: sales@krones.co.uk www.krones.com

HOMOGENISATION

PHARMACEUTICAL PROCESSING Adelphi Coldstream Ltd Olympus House, Mill Green Road, Haywards Heath, RH16 1XQ T: 01444 472300 F: 01444 472329 E: sales@adelphi.uk.com www.adelphi.uk.com

K-Tron Great Britain Ltd

Adelphi Masterfil Olympus House, Mill Green Road, Haywards Heath, RH16 1XQ T: 01444 472300 F: 01444 472329 E: sales@masterfil.com www.masterfil.com

Adelphi Coldstream Ltd

Lock Inspection Systems Ltd

T: 0118 988 3551 E: info@mixer.co.uk www.mixer.co.uk

DRUM EMPTYING

MIXING VESSELS

Fenton Way, Southfields Business Park, Laindon, Essex SS15 6TD T: 01268 410666 F: 01268 410777 E: dh@dhi.co.uk www.dhi.co.uk

Wrexham Technology Park, Wrexham, LL13 7YP T: 01978 362243 F: 01978 362255 E: sales@intl.grotecompany.com www.grotecompany.com

Southfield Street, Nelson, Lancashire BB9 0LD T: 01282 440040 F: 01282 440041 E: info@autopack.co.uk www.autopack.co.uk

Unit 28, Ddole Industrial Estate, Llandrindod Wells, Powys LD1 6DF T: 01597 824918 F: 01597 822553 E: sales@sp-filling.co.uk www.sp-filling.co.uk

T: 0118 988 3551 E: info@mixer.co.uk www.mixer.co.uk

D.H. Industries Limited

Grote Company

Riggs Autopack Ltd T: 0118 988 3551 E: info@mixer.co.uk www.mixer.co.uk

Fenton Way, Southfields Business Park, Laindon, Essex SS15 6TD T: 01268 410666 F: 01268 410777 E: dh@dhi.co.uk www.dhi.co.uk

D.H. Industries Limited

DEPOSITORS LIQUIDS/SOLIDS

K-Tron Great Britain Ltd

D.H. Industries Limited

T: 0118 988 3551 E: info@mixer.co.uk www.mixer.co.uk

4 Acorn Business Park, Heaton Lane, Stockport, Cheshire, SK4 1AS T: 0161 209 4810 F: 0161 474 0292 E: kb@ktron.com www.ktron.com

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Lock Inspection Systems Ltd Lock House, Neville Street, Oldham, Lancs. OL9 6LF T: 0161 624 0333 F: 0161 624 5181 E: sales@locksinpection.co.uk www.lockinspection.com

Optima Packaging Machinery PLC PO Box 372, Winchester, Hampshire SO23 7TF T: 01962 620898 F: +49 (0)791/506-6500 E: info@optima-ger.com www.optima-ger.com

Watson-Marlow Pumps Group Falmouth, Cornwall TR11 4RU T: 01325 370370 E: info@wmpg.co.uk www.wmpg.co.uk

PIZZA EQUIPMENT G Mondini (UK) Ltd

Whitebridge Lane, Whitebridge Estates, Stone, Staffs ST15 8LY T: 01785 812512 F: 01785 819512 E: info@gmondini.co.uk www.gmondini.co.uk

Grote Company

Wrexham Technology Park, Wrexham, LL13 7YP T: 01978 362243 F: 01978 362255 E: sales@intl.grotecompany.com www.grotecompany.com

Multipond Limited 20 St Johns Road, Tylers Green, Penn, Buckinghamshire HP10 8HW T: 01494 816644 F: 01494 816206 E: info@multipond.co.uk www.multipond.com

Raque Food Systems Sales Ltd 9 Ball Mill Top Business Park, Hallow, Worcester, WR2 6PD T: 01905 642820 F: 01905 641379 E: sales@raque.co.uk www.raque.com

PUMPS Unit 2 Old Dairy Buildings, Lower Norton Farm, Sutton Scotney, Winchester SO21 3NE. T: 01962 761761 F: 01962 761762 E: info@printsafe.co.uk www.printsafe.co.uk

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CKF Systems Ltd

St Albans Road, Empire Way, Gloucester GL2 5FW T: 01452 424 565 F: 01452 423 477 E: info@ckf.co.uk www.ckf.co.uk

SAUSAGE PRODUCTION EQUIPMENT Reiser UK Ltd Maidstone Road, Kingston, Milton Keynes, MK10 0BD T: 01908 585300 F: 01908 585400 E: salesuk@reiser.com www.reiser.com

SLICING & DICING Grote Company

Wrexham Technology Park, Wrexham, LL13 7YP T: 01978 362243 F: 01978 362255 E: sales@intl.grotecompany.com www.grotecompany.com

Reiser UK Ltd Maidstone Road, Kingston, Milton Keynes, MK10 0BD T: 01908 585300 F: 01908 585400 E: salesuk@reiser.com www.reiser.com

SMOKE GENERATORS Reiser UK Ltd Maidstone Road, Kingston, Milton Keynes, MK10 0BD T: 01908 585300 F: 01908 585400 E: salesuk@reiser.com www.reiser.com

SORTING EQUIPMENT Radix Systems Limited 1 Moorside Place, Moorside Road, Winchester, Hampshire SO23 7FX T: 01962 892530 F: 01962 813354 E: info@radixsystems.co.uk www.radixsystems.co.uk

Scorpion Vision Ltd

Efford Park, Milford Road, Lymington, Hampshire SO41 0JD T: 01590 679333 F: 0870 622 4092 E: paul@scorpionvision.co.uk www.scorpionvision.co.uk

Watson-Marlow Pumps Group Falmouth, Cornwall TR11 4RU T: 01325 370370 E: info@wmpg.co.uk www.wmpg.co.uk

SANDWICH PREPARATION EQUIPMENT Advanced Food Technology

Thame Industrial Estate, Wenman Road, Thame, Oxfordshire, OX9 3SW T: 01844 217303 F: 01844 212341 E: sales@intl.grotecompany.com www.grotecompany.com

SPECIAL PURPOSE MACHINES CKF Systems Ltd

St Albans Road, Empire Way, Gloucester GL2 5FW T: 01452 424 565 F: 01452 423 477 E: info@ckf.co.uk www.ckf.co.uk

Euroflow Engineering Ltd Marsh Lane, Riverside Industrial Estate, Boston, Lincs PE21 7PJ T: 01205 357887 F: 01205 368649 E: info@euroflow.com www.euroflow.com

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Sewtec Automation Ltd

3 Riverside Way, Ravensthorpe Industrial Estate, Dewsbury WF13 3LG T: 01924 494047 F: 01924 480949 E: sales@sewtec.co.uk www.sewtec.co.uk

SPICE & HERB STERILISATION Holmach Ltd The Dingle, Pilsgate, Stamford, Lincs PE9 3HW T: 01780 749097 F: 01780 749098 E: sales@holmach.co.uk www.holmach.co.uk

STERILISING TUNNELS TMG Marchesini UK Ltd Unit M3 & 4, Cherrycourt Way, Leighton Buzzard, Beds LU7 4UH T: 01525 216201 F: 01525 216200 E: sales@marchesini.co.uk www.marchesini.com

TABLET, CAPSULE & CONFECTIONERY PRINTING MACHINES Domino UK Ltd

Bar Hill, Cambridge CB23 8TU T: 01954 782551 F: 01954 782874 E: enquiries@domino-uk.com www.domino-uk.com

TABLET COMPRESSION MACHINERY

TABLET & PELLET COATING MACHINERY OYSTAR Manesty

Kitling Road, Knowsley, Merseyside L34 9JS T: 0151 547 8000 F: 0151 547 8001 E: sales@oystar.manesty.com www.oystar-group.com

TABLETTING & TABLET COUNTING Cremer Speciaalmachines BV

Heereweg 5, 2161 AB Lisse, The Netherlands T: +31 252 419038 F: +31 252 418718 E: sales@cremer.com www.cremer.com

UV CURING Jenton International Ltd.

9/10 Ardglen Ind. Estate, Ardglen Road, Whitchurch, Hants RG28 7BB T: 01256 892194 F: 01256 896486 E: sales@jenton.co.uk www.jenton.co.uk

VACUUM PROCESS VESSELS Busch (UK) Ltd

Hortonwood 30, Telford, Shropshire TF1 7YB T: 01952 677432 F: 01952 677423 E: sales@busch.co.uk www.busch.co.uk

D.H. Industries Limited

Fenton Way, Southfields Business Park, Laindon, Essex SS15 6TD T: 01268 410666 F: 01268 410777 E: dh@dhi.co.uk www.dhi.co.uk

Lock Inspection Systems Ltd Lock House, Neville Street, Oldham, Lancs. OL9 6LF T: 0161 624 0333 F: 0161 624 5181 E: sales@locksinpection.co.uk www.lockinspection.com

OYSTAR Manesty

Kitling Road, Knowsley, Merseyside L34 9JS T: 0151 547 8000 F: 0151 547 8001 E: sales@oystar.manesty.com www.oystar-group.com

TABLET & COMPRESSION TOOLING OYSTAR Manesty

Kitling Road, Knowsley, Merseyside L34 9JS T: 0151 547 8000 F: 0151 547 8001 E: sales@oystar.manesty.com www.oystar-group.com

T: 0118 988 3551 E: info@mixer.co.uk www.mixer.co.uk

WASHING/STERILIZING TO GMP Adelphi Manufacturing Co Ltd Olympus House, Mill Green Road, Haywards Heath, RH16 1XQ T: 01444 472300 F: 01444 472329 E: sales@adelphi.uk.com www.adelphi.uk.com

Optima Packaging Machinery PLC PO Box 372, Winchester, Hampshire SO23 7TF T: 01962 620898 F: +49 (0)791/506-6500 E: info@optima-ger.com www.optima-ger.com

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PA C KA G I N G M A C H I N E R Y ADHESIVE APPLICATORS

Ishida Europe Ltd

Nordson (U.K.) Ltd.

25 Faraday Road, Rabans Lane Industrial Area, Aylesbury, HP19 8RY T: 01296 610 140 F: 01296 610 175 E: sales@uk.nordson.com www.nordson.com

11 Kettles Wood Drive, Woodgate Business Park, Birmingham B32 3DB T: 0121 607 7700 F: 0121 607 7666

E: info@ishidaeurope.com www.ishidaeurope.com

Unit 30 Cinnamon Brow Business Park, Makerfield Way, Ince, Wigan, Lancashire WN2 2PR T: 01942 367262 F: 01942 226301 E: info@bbk-labelling.co.uk www.bbk-labelling.co.uk

Optima Packaging Machinery PLC

Cobalt Systems Ltd

PO Box 372, Winchester, Hampshire SO23 7TF T: 01962 620898 F: +49 (0)791/506-6500 E: info@optima-ger.com www.optima-ger.com

Packaging Aids Limited Lords Way, Basildon, Essex SS13 1TN T: 01268 885885 F: 01268 885860 E: sales@packer-products.co.uk www.packer-products.co.uk

PFM Packaging Machinery Ltd

Robatech UK Ltd

The Street, Broughton Gifford, Melksham, Wiltshire SN12 8PH T: 01225 783456 F: 01225 783400 E: general@robatech.co.uk www.robatech.co.uk

Valco Melton UK

Hortonwood 32, Telford TF1 7YN T: 01952 677911 F: 01952 677945 E: UK@valcomelton.com www.valcomelton.com

AEROSOL & SPRAY EQUIPMENT

PFM House, 2 Pilgrim Way, Stanningley, Leeds LS28 6LU T: 0113 239 3401 F: 0113 239 3402 E: sales@pfmuk.com www.pfmuk.com

Schur Technology A/S

Marking and Packaging, Fuglevangsvej 41, 8700 Horsens, DENMARK T: +45 7928 2928 F: +45 7928 2935 E: eha@schur.com www.schur.com

BAG INSERTERS O/K International

O/K House, Shepherds Grove Ind. Estate (West), Stanton, Suffolk IP31 2AR T: 01359 250705 F: 01359 250165 E: sales@okiuk.com www.okcorp.com

D.H. Industries Limited

Fenton Way, Southfields Business Park, Laindon, Essex SS15 6TD T: 01268 410666 F: 01268 410777 E: dh@dhi.co.uk www.dhi.co.uk

BANDING Advanced Dynamics Ltd

Unit 3, 606 Industrial Park, Staithgate Lane, Bradford, BD6 1YA T: 01274 731222 F: 01274 308953 E: info@advanceddynamics.co.uk www.advanceddynamics.co.uk

3rd Floor, Wellington House, Cowley Road, Uxbridge UB8 2XW T: +44 (0) 1895 200221 F: +44 (0) 1895 202380 www.oystar.packt.com

Fischbein-Saxon Ltd

Alexandra Business Centre 274 Alma Road, Enfield, Middlesex, EN3 7BB T: 0844 372 2877 F: 0844 372 2876

5 Gateshead Close, Sunderland Rd, Sandy, Bedfordshire SG19 1RS T: 01767 691100 F: 01767 681406 E: info@allfill.co.uk www.allfill.co.uk

Bar Hill, Cambridge CB23 8TU T: 01954 782551 F: 01954 782874 E: enquiries@domino-uk.com www.domino-uk.com

KHS UK Limited

Logopak International Ltd

Enterprise House, George Cayley Lane, Clifton Moor Ind. Estate, York, North Yorkshire YO30 4XE T: 01904 692333 F: 01904 690728 E: salesonweb@logopak.net www.logopakprintandapply.co.uk

Multipond Limited

Pago Limited

Centenary House, 7 Crown Gate, Severalls Industrial Park, Colchester, Essex CO4 9HZ T: 01206 755206 F: 01206 755210 E: labellers@pago.co.uk www.pago.co.uk & www.pago.com

PLF International Ltd

Sauven Marking Ltd Wintersells Rd, Byfleet KT14 7LF T: 01932 355191 F: 01932 354511 E: sales@sauven-marking.com www.sauven-marking.com

CAPPERS

Weber Marking Systems

Macmerry Industrial Estate, Tranent, East Lothian EH33 1HD T: 01875 611 111 F: 01875 611 044 E: derek.mack@weber.co.uk www.weber.co.uk

Adelphi Manufacturing Co Ltd

Adelphi Masterfil

9/10 Ardglen Ind. Estate, Ardglen Road, Whitchurch, Hants RG28 7BB T: 01256 892194 F: 01256 896486 E: sales@jenton.co.uk www.jenton.co.uk

Sollas UK Ltd

Unit 12, Ardglen Ind. Est., Whitchurch, Hampshire RG28 7BB T: 01256 896930 F: 01256 896665 E: sales@sollasuk.com www.sollas.com

Unit M3 & 4, Cherrycourt Way, Leighton Buzzard, Beds LU7 4UH T: 01525 216201 F: 01525 216200 E: sales@marchesini.co.uk www.marchesini.com

BAR CODE SYSTEMS Advanced Labelling Systems Ltd

Alpha Works, Sandars Road, Heapham Road Industrial Estate, Gainsborough DN21 1RZ T: 01427 611885 F: 01427 611883 E: sales@gic.uk.net www.gic.uk.net

Unit B, Bandet Way, Thame Ind. Estate, Thame, Oxon OX9 3SJ T: 01844 213177 F: 01844 217188 E: sales@als-eu.com www.als-eu.com

Ilapak Ltd

Atwell Self-Adhesive Labellers

18 Bolney Grange Business Park, Stairbridge Lane, Hickstead, RH17 5PB T: 01444 239970 F: 01444 246609 E: sales@atwell-labellers.co.uk www.atwell-labellers.co.uk

JOBS www.machineryupdate.co.uk

Riverside House, Iconfield, Parkeston, Harwich, Essex CO12 4EN T: 01255 552994 F: 01255 552995 E: sales@plfinternational.com www.plfinternational.com

E: sales@weyfringe.co.uk www.weyfringe.co.uk

Gainsborough Engineering Company

Chalfont House, Silverdale Road, Hayes, Middlesex UB3 3BN T: 020 8797 2000 F: 020 8797 2050 E: sales@ilapak.co.uk www.ilapak.com

20 St Johns Road, Tylers Green, Penn, Buckinghamshire HP10 8HW T: 01494 816644 F: 01494 816206 E: info@multipond.co.uk www.multipond.com

Longbeck Road, Marske, Redcar, North Yorkshire TS11 6HQ T: 01642 490121 F: 01642 490385

TMG Marchesini UK Ltd

Gainsborough Industrial Controls Ltd

6 Monkspath Business Park, Highlands Road, Shirley, Solihull, B90 4NY T: 0121 713 6900 F: 0121 713 6935 E: khskisters@uk.khs-ag.com www.khs-ag.com

Weyfringe

E: sales@fischbein-saxon.co.uk www.fischbein.com

Long Wood Road, Corringham Road Industrial Estate, Gainsborough, DN21 1QB T: 01427 617677 F: 01427 810443 E: sales@gains-eng.co.uk www.gains-eng.co.uk

CAN FILLING EQUIPMENT

Brunel Road, Basingstoke, Hampshire, RG21 6XX T: 01256 394400 F: 01256 394429 E: sales@gordianstrapping.com www.gordianstrapping.com

2 Nimrod Way, Ferndown Industrial Estate, Wimborne, Dorset BH21 7SH T: 01202 861200 F: 01202 861400 E: info@mardenedwards.com www.mardenedwards.com

Enigma Business Park, Sandy’s Road, Malvern, Worcestershire WR14 1JJ Freephone: 0800 7313643 Fax: 01684 891401 Email: contact@autobag.co.uk www.autobag.co.uk

Whitemill Industrial Estate, Wexford, Republic of Ireland t: UK: +44 8450 537622 t: ROI: +353 53 9163033 www.tekpak.co.uk

All-Fill International Ltd

Domino UK Ltd

BLISTER PACKERS Dividella AG c/o Koerber Medipak UK, Mountbatten House, Fairacres, Windsor, Berks SL4 4LE T: 01753 754865 www.dividella.com

Marden Edwards Limited

BAGGING EQUIPMENT

Tekpak Automation Ltd

Gordian Strapping Ltd

Jenton International Ltd.

King John Hse, Kingsclere Park, Kingsclere, Newbury, Berkshire RG20 4SW T: 01635 298171 F: 01635 297936 E: sales@ocme.co.uk www.ocme.co.uk

Colbalt House, Arden Square, Electra Way, Crewe Business Park, Crewe, CW1 6HA T: 01270 539800 F: 01270 258132 E: sales@cobaltis.co.uk www.cobalt-hsg.co.uk

BOX MAKING MACHINERY

Olympus House, Mill Green Road, Haywards Heath, RH16 1XQ T: 01444 472300 F: 01444 472329 E: sales@adelphi.uk.com www.adelphi.uk.com

AUTOMATIC GUIDED VEHICLES Ocme UK Ltd

BBK Labelling & Coding Solutions

Olympus House, Mill Green Road, Haywards Heath, RH16 1XQ T: 01444 472300 F: 01444 472329 E: sales@masterfil.com www.masterfil.com

Cap Coder Ltd Monument Business Park, Chalgrove, Oxford, OX44 7RW T: 01865 891466 F: 01865 891292 E: sales@capcoder.co.uk www.capcoder.co.uk

Körber Medipak UK

Mountbatten House, Fairacres, Windsor, Berks SL4 4LE T: 01753 754865 E: info@uk.koerber-medipak.com www.koerber-medipak.com

D.H. Industries Limited

Fenton Way, Southfields Business Park, Laindon, Essex SS15 6TD T: 01268 410666 F: 01268 410777 E: dh@dhi.co.uk www.dhi.co.uk

MediSeal GmbH

c/o Koerber Medipak UK, Mountbatten House, Fairacres, Windsor, Berks SL4 4LE T: 01753 754865 www.mediseal.de

Holmach Ltd The Dingle, Pilsgate, Stamford, Lincs PE9 3HW T: 01780 749097 F: 01780 749098 E: sales@holmach.co.uk www.holmach.co.uk

Sepha Ltd

Unit 25, Carrowreagh Business Park, Carrowreagh Road, Dundonald, Belfast BT16 1QQ T: 028 9048 4848 F: 028 9048 0890 E: info@sepha.com www.sepha.com

Optima Packaging Machinery PLC PO Box 372, Winchester, Hampshire SO23 7TF T: 01962 620898 F: +49 (0)791/506-6500 E: info@optima-ger.com www.optima-ger.com

TMG Marchesini UK Ltd Unit M3 & 4, Cherrycourt Way, Leighton Buzzard, Beds LU7 4UH T: 01525 216201 F: 01525 216200 E: sales@marchesini.co.uk www.marchesini.com

BLISTER PACK SEALERS Anchor Plastics Machinery

10 Hill Wootton Rd, Leek Wootton, Warwicks, CV35 7QL T: 02476 470074 E: office@propack.co.uk www.propack.co.uk

Serac UK

The Watermill, Royal Quay, Harefield, Middlesex UB9 6SA T: 01895 824301 F: 01895 825344 E: info@anchor-pm.co.uk www.anchor-pm.co.uk

EMPLOYERS – Add your vacancy EMPLOYEES – Find that vacancy

Propack Automation Machinery Ltd

23 The Quadrant, Abingdon Science Park, Abingdon OX14 3YS T: 01235 537 222 F: 01235 537 815 E: info@serac-uk.com www.serac-group.com

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SP Filling Systems Ltd

Unit 28, Ddole Industrial Estate, Llandrindod Wells, Powys LD1 6DF T: 01597 824918 F: 01597 822553 E: sales@sp-filling.co.uk www.sp-filling.co.uk

TMG Marchesini UK Ltd Unit M3 & 4, Cherrycourt Way, Leighton Buzzard, Beds LU7 4UH T: 01525 216201 F: 01525 216200 E: sales@marchesini.co.uk www.marchesini.com

Watson-Marlow Pumps Group Falmouth, Cornwall TR11 4RU T: 01325 370370 E: info@wmpg.co.uk www.wmpg.co.uk

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CASE ERECTING/ FILLING SEALING ADPAK Machinery Systems Ltd

NO 1 FOR SHRINKWRAPPING MACHINERY 3 Pendleside, Lomeshaye Industrial Estate, Nelson, BB9 6RY T: 01282 601444 F: 01282 612201 E: info@adpak.co.uk www.adpak.co.uk

BluePrint Automation BV Oostzee 26, 3446 CH Woerden, Netherlands T: +31 (0)348 410 999 F: +31 (0)348 421 193 E: sales@bpa-flexolutions.nl www.bpa-flexolutions.com

CAMA 3 Ltd

Suite 44, Berkeley House, Hunts Rise, South Marston Park, Swindon, Wilts, SN3 4TG T: 01793 831111 F: 01793 831481 E: cama3@camagroup.com www.camagroup.com

CARTONING SYSTEMS CAMA 3 Ltd

Suite 44, Berkeley House, Hunts Rise, South Marston Park, Swindon, Wilts, SN3 4TG T: 01793 831111 F: 01793 831481 E: cama3@camagroup.com www.camagroup.com

Cermex UK Ltd

Huntingdon Business Centre, Blackstone Road, Stukeley Meadows Ind. Est., PO Box 12 PE29 6EF T: 01480 455919 F: 01480 451520 E: contact.us@cermex.fr www.cermex.co.uk

Dividella AG c/o Koerber Medipak UK, Mountbatten House, Fairacres, Windsor, Berks SL4 4LE T: 01753 754865 www.dividella.com

O/K International

O/K House, Shepherds Grove Ind. Estate (West), Stanton, Suffolk IP31 2AR T: 01359 250705 F: 01359 250165 E: sales@okiuk.com www.okcorp.com

Kliklok International Ltd Western Drive, Hengrove Park Estate, Bristol BS14 0AY T: 01275 836131 F: 01275 891754 E: sales@kliklok-int.com www.kliklok-int.com

Körber Medipak UK

Mountbatten House, Fairacres, Windsor, Berks SL4 4LE T: 01753 754865 E: info@uk.koerber-medipak.com www.koerber-medipak.com

Propack Automation Machinery Ltd

10 Hill Wootton Rd, Leek Wootton, Warwicks, CV35 7QL T: 02476 470074 E: office@propack.co.uk www.propack.co.uk

Quin Systems Ltd Oaklands Business Centre, Oaklands Park, Wokingham, Berkshire RG41 2FD T: 0118 977 1077 F: 0118 977 6728 E: rmaidment@quin.co.uk www.quin.co.uk

MediSeal GmbH

c/o Koerber Medipak UK, Mountbatten House, Fairacres, Windsor, Berks SL4 4LE T: 01753 754865 www.mediseal.de

Sealed Air Ltd Clifton House, 1 Marston Road, St. Neots, PE19 2HN T: 01480 224000 F: 01480 224063

E: jack.ralston@sealedair.com www.sealedair-emea.com

Norden (UK) Ltd

Church Street, Baldock, Hertfordshire SG7 5AF T: 01462 895245 F: 01462 895683 E: enquiries@norden.co.uk www.nordenmachinery.se

Optima Packaging Machinery PLC PO Box 372, Winchester, Hampshire SO23 7TF T: 01962 620898 F: +49 (0)791/506-6500 E: info@optima-ger.com www.optima-ger.com

3rd Floor, Wellington House, Cowley Road, Uxbridge UB8 2XW T: +44 (0) 1895 200221 F: +44 (0) 1895 202380 www.oystar.packt.com

Smurfit Kappa Machine Systems Woodward Avenue, Yate, Bristol BS37 5AP T: 01454 328660 F: 01454 326871 E: machine.sales@smurfitkappa.co.uk www.machinesystems.co.uk

Soco System (UK) Ltd Unit 18, Palmerston Street, Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffs ST1 3EU T: 01782 274100 F: 01782 272696 E: info@socosystem.co.uk www.socosystem.com

CASE LINING/ FILLING/CLOSING O/K International

Propack Automation Machinery Ltd

10 Hill Wootton Rd, Leek Wootton, Warwicks, CV35 7QL T: 02476 470074 E: office@propack.co.uk www.propack.co.uk

Robatech UK Ltd

The Street, Broughton Gifford, Melksham, Wiltshire SN12 8PH T: 01225 783456 F: 01225 783400 E: general@robatech.co.uk www.robatech.co.uk

Rovema Packaging Machines Ltd 8 Merlin Centre, Gatehouse Close, Aylesbury, Bucks HP19 8DP T: 01296 310490 F: 01296 483440 E: sales@rovema.co.uk www.rovema.co.uk

O/K House, Shepherds Grove Ind. Estate (West), Stanton, Suffolk IP31 2AR T: 01359 250705 F: 01359 250165 E: sales@okiuk.com www.okcorp.com

CASE PACKERS AUTOMATIC

Unit 12, Ardglen Ind. Est., Whitchurch, Hampshire RG28 7BB T: 01256 896930 F: 01256 896665 E: sales@sollasuk.com www.sollas.com

TMG Marchesini UK Ltd

KHS UK Limited 6 Monkspath Business Park, Highlands Road, Shirley, Solihull, B90 4NY T: 0121 713 6900 F: 0121 713 6935 E: khskisters@uk.khs-ag.com www.khs-ag.com

Aylesbury Automation Ltd

Unit 2 Farmbrough Close, Stocklake Industrial Park, Aylesbury, HP20 1DQ. T: 01296 314300 F: 01296 482424 E: enquiry@aylesbury-automation.co.uk www.aylesbury-automation.co.uk

CHECKWEIGHERS D.H. Industries Limited

Quin Systems Ltd Oaklands Business Centre, Oaklands Park, Wokingham, Berkshire RG41 2FD T: 0118 977 1077 F: 0118 977 6728 E: rmaidment@quin.co.uk www.quin.co.uk

Rovema Packaging Machines Ltd 8 Merlin Centre, Gatehouse Close, Aylesbury, Bucks HP19 8DP T: 01296 310490 F: 01296 483440 E: sales@rovema.co.uk www.rovema.co.uk

Sewtec Automation Ltd

3 Riverside Way, Ravensthorpe Industrial Estate, Dewsbury WF13 3LG T: 01924 494047 F: 01924 480949 E: sales@sewtec.co.uk www.sewtec.co.uk

Smurfit Kappa Machine Systems Woodward Avenue, Yate, Bristol BS37 5AP T: 01454 328660 F: 01454 326871 E: machine.sales@smurfitkappa.co.uk www.machinesystems.co.uk

Fenton Way, Southfields Business Park, Laindon, Essex SS15 6TD T: 01268 410666 F: 01268 410777 E: dh@dhi.co.uk www.dhi.co.uk

Driver Southall Ltd 18 Maybrook Road, Maybrook Ind. Est, Brownhills, Walsall WS8 7DG T: 01543 375566 F: 01543 375979 E: email@driversouthall.co.uk www.driversouthall.co.uk

Ishida Europe Ltd

11 Kettles Wood Drive, Woodgate Business Park, Birmingham B32 3DB T: 0121 607 7700 F: 0121 607 7666

E: info@ishidaeurope.com www.ishidaeurope.com

Lock Inspection Systems Ltd Lock House, Neville Street, Oldham, Lancs. OL9 6LF T: 0161 624 0333 F: 0161 624 5181 E: sales@locksinpection.co.uk www.lockinspection.com

Mettler Toledo Ltd

Sollas UK Ltd

Unit 12, Ardglen Ind. Est., Whitchurch, Hampshire RG28 7BB T: 01256 896930 F: 01256 896665 E: sales@sollasuk.com www.sollas.com

64 Boston Road, Beaumont Leys, Leicester LE4 1AW T: 0116 235 7070 F: 0116 236 5500 E: enquire.mtuk@mt.com www.mt.com

Tekpak Automation Ltd Whitemill Industrial Estate, Wexford, Republic of Ireland t: UK: +44 8450 537622 t: ROI: +353 53 9163033 www.tekpak.co.uk

Multivac House, Rivermead Drive, Rivermead, Swindon SN5 7UY T: 01793 425880 F: 01793 616219 E: sales@multivac.co.uk www.multivac.com

TMG Marchesini UK Ltd Unit M3 & 4, Cherrycourt Way, Leighton Buzzard, Beds LU7 4UH T: 01525 216201 F: 01525 216200 E: sales@marchesini.co.uk www.marchesini.com

Yamato Scale Dataweigh (UK) Ltd 3 Maple Park, Lowfields Avenue, Leeds LS12 6HH T: 0113 322 1546 F: 0113 350 2020 E: sales@yamatoscale.co.uk www.yamatoscale.co.uk

CASE TAPING/ STRAPPING/GLUING BluePrint Automation BV Oostzee 26, 3446 CH Woerden, Netherlands T: +31 (0)348 410 999 F: +31 (0)348 421 193 E: sales@bpa-flexolutions.nl www.bpa-flexolutions.com

Reiser UK Ltd Maidstone Road, Kingston, Milton Keynes, MK10 0BD T: 01908 585300 F: 01908 585400 E: salesuk@reiser.com www.reiser.com

Yamato Scale Dataweigh (UK) Ltd 3 Maple Park, Lowfields Avenue, Leeds LS12 6HH T: 0113 322 1546 F: 0113 350 2020 E: sales@yamatoscale.co.uk www.yamatoscale.co.uk

CODING & MARKING ATD Marking Systems

Cermex UK Ltd

Huntingdon Business Centre, Blackstone Road, Stukeley Meadows Ind. Est., PO Box 12 PE29 6EF T: 01480 455919 F: 01480 451520 E: contact.us@cermex.fr www.cermex.co.uk

Marley House, The Mill, Great Bowden Road, Market Harborough, Leicestershire, LE16 7DE T: 01858 461014 F: 01858 436900 E: mail@atduk.com www.atduk.com

Allen Coding Systems

Nordson (U.K.) Ltd.

NO 1 FOR SHRINKWRAPPING MACHINERY 3 Pendleside, Lomeshaye Industrial Estate, Nelson, BB9 6RY T: 01282 601444 F: 01282 612201 E: info@adpak.co.uk www.adpak.co.uk

25 Faraday Road, Rabans Lane Industrial Area, Aylesbury, HP19 8RY T: 01296 610 140 F: 01296 610 175 E: sales@uk.nordson.com www.nordson.com

BluePrint Automation BV

O/K International

Atwell Self-Adhesive Labellers

E: sales@bpa-flexolutions.nl www.bpa-flexolutions.com

O/K House, Shepherds Grove Ind. Estate (West), Stanton, Suffolk IP31 2AR T: 01359 250705 F: 01359 250165 E: sales@okiuk.com www.okcorp.com

CAMA 3 Ltd

Packaging Aids Limited

BBK Labelling & Coding Solutions

Suite 44, Berkeley House, Hunts Rise, South Marston Park, Swindon, Wilts, SN3 4TG T: 01793 831111 F: 01793 831481 E: cama3@camagroup.com www.camagroup.com

Cermex UK Ltd

Unit M3 & 4, Cherrycourt Way, Leighton Buzzard, Beds LU7 4UH T: 01525 216201 F: 01525 216200 E: sales@marchesini.co.uk www.marchesini.com

1 Wolseley Business Park, Kempston Bedfordshire MK42 7PN T: 01234 851515 F: 01234 851514 E: sales.uk@intrion.com www.intrion.com

ADPAK Machinery Systems Ltd

Oostzee 26, 3446 CH Woerden, Netherlands T: +31 (0)348 410 999 F: +31 (0)348 421 193

Sollas UK Ltd

CENTRIFUGAL BOWL FEEDERS

intrion

Huntingdon Business Centre, Blackstone Road, Stukeley Meadows Ind. Est., PO Box 12 PE29 6EF T: 01480 455919 F: 01480 451520 E: contact.us@cermex.fr www.cermex.co.uk

JOBS

18 Bolney Grange Business Park, Stairbridge Lane, Hickstead, RH17 5PB T: 01444 239970 F: 01444 246609 E: sales@atwell-labellers.co.uk www.atwell-labellers.co.uk

Lords Way, Basildon, Essex SS13 1TN T: 01268 885885 F: 01268 885860 E: sales@packer-products.co.uk www.packer-products.co.uk

Unit 30 Cinnamon Brow Business Park, Makerfield Way, Ince, Wigan, Lancashire WN2 2PR T: 01942 367262 F: 01942 226301 E: info@bbk-labelling.co.uk www.bbk-labelling.co.uk

Smurfit Kappa Machine Systems

Cap Coder Ltd

Woodward Avenue, Yate, Bristol BS37 5AP T: 01454 328660 F: 01454 326871 E: machine.sales@smurfitkappa.co.uk www.machinesystems.co.uk

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Unit 9 Gateway 1000, Whittle Way, Arlington Business Park, Stevenage, Herts, SG1 2FP T: 01438 347770 F: 01438 347771 E: info@allencoding.co.uk www.allencoding.co.uk

Coding Division, Monument Business Park, Chalgrove, Oxford, OX44 7RW T: 01865 891466 F: 01865 891292 E: coding@capcoder.co.uk www.capcoder.co.uk

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CONVEYORS (AIR)

Domino UK Ltd

Bar Hill, Cambridge CB23 8TU T: 01954 782551 F: 01954 782874 E: enquiries@domino-uk.com www.domino-uk.com

Multivac House, Rivermead Drive, Rivermead, Swindon SN5 7UY T: 01793 425880 F: 01793 616219 E: sales@multivac.co.uk www.multivac.com

UPM Conveyors Ltd Sensor House, Phoenix Park, St Neots, Cambridgeshire PE19 8EP T: 01480 408 500 E: mail@leuze.co.uk www.leuze.co.uk

Waterside Drive, Langley Business Park, Langley, Berks, SL3 6EP T: 01753 548801 F: 01753 544115 E: royf@upm.co.uk www.upmconveyors.co.uk

CONVEYORS

Linx Printing Technologies Ltd Burrel Road, St. Ives, Cambs PE27 3LA T: 01480 302674 F: 01480 302116 E: uksales@linx.co.uk www.linx.co.uk

Multivac House, Rivermead Drive, Rivermead, Swindon SN5 7UY T: 01793 425880 F: 01793 616219 E: sales@multivac.co.uk www.multivac.com

Open Date Equipment Ltd Units 8 & 9, Puma Trade Park, Morden Rd, Mitcham, Surrey CR4 4DG T: 020 8655 4999 F: 020 8655 4990 E: sales@opendate.co.uk www.opendate.co.uk

Overprint Packaging Ltd 12 Canal Way, Summerhouse Business Park, Harefield, Middlesex UB9 6TJ T: 01895 824090 F: 01895 824030 E: info@overprint.co.uk www.overprint.co.uk

Astec Conveyors Robian Way, Swadlincote, Derbyshire DE11 9DH T: 01283 210333 F: 01283 210444 E: Sales@Astecconveyors.com www.astecconveyors.com

Aylesbury Automation Ltd

Unit 2 Farmbrough Close, Stocklake Industrial Park, Aylesbury, HP20 1DQ. T: 01296 314300 F: 01296 482424 E: enquiry@aylesbury-automation.co.uk www.aylesbury-automation.co.uk

St Albans Road, Empire Way, Gloucester GL2 5FW T: 01452 424 565 F: 01452 423 477 E: info@ckf.co.uk www.ckf.co.uk

Sauven Marking Ltd Wintersells Rd, Byfleet KT14 7LF T: 01932 355191 F: 01932 354511 E: sales@sauven-marking.com www.sauven-marking.com

Fenton Way, Southfields Business Park, Laindon, Essex SS15 6TD T: 01268 410666 F: 01268 410777 E: dh@dhi.co.uk www.dhi.co.uk

Marsh Lane, Riverside Industrial Estate, Boston, Lincs PE21 7PJ T: 01205 357887 F: 01205 368649 E: info@euroflow.com www.euroflow.com

Fischbein-Saxon Ltd

Alexandra Business Centre 274 Alma Road, Enfield, Middlesex, EN3 7BB T: 0844 372 2877 F: 0844 372 2876

COLLATING EQUIPMENT

E: sales@fischbein-saxon.co.uk www.fischbein.com

Cermex UK Ltd

Huntingdon Business Centre, Blackstone Road, Stukeley Meadows Ind. Est., PO Box 12 PE29 6EF T: 01480 455919 F: 01480 451520 E: contact.us@cermex.fr www.cermex.co.uk

FlexLink Systems Limited

2 Tanners Drive, Blakelands, Milton Keynes, MK14 5BN T: 01908 327200 F: 01908 327201 E: info.uk@flexlink.com www.flexlink.co.uk

Jenton International Ltd.

9/10 Ardglen Ind. Estate, Ardglen Road, Whitchurch, Hants RG28 7BB T: 01256 892194 F: 01256 896486 E: sales@jenton.co.uk www.jenton.co.uk

Cremer Speciaalmachines BV

Heereweg 5, 2161 AB Lisse, The Netherlands T: +31 252 419038 F: +31 252 418718 E: sales@cremer.com www.cremer.com

Mettler Toledo Ltd

64 Boston Road, Beaumont Leys, Leicester LE4 1AW T: 0116 235 7070 F: 0116 236 5500 E: enquire.mtuk@mt.com www.mt.com

TMG Marchesini UK Ltd Unit M3 & 4, Cherrycourt Way, Leighton Buzzard, Beds LU7 4UH T: 01525 216201 F: 01525 216200 E: sales@marchesini.co.uk www.marchesini.com

COUNTING/PACKAGING HARDWARE COMPONENTS

Gordian Strapping Ltd Brunel Road, Basingstoke, Hampshire, RG21 6XX T: 01256 394400 F: 01256 394429 E: sales@gordianstrapping.com www.gordianstrapping.com

Marden Edwards Limited

Kensal Handling Systems

Propack Automation Machinery Ltd

10 Hill Wootton Rd, Leek Wootton, Warwicks, CV35 7QL T: 02476 470074 E: office@propack.co.uk www.propack.co.uk

Sewtec Automation Ltd

3 Riverside Way, Ravensthorpe Industrial Estate, Dewsbury WF13 3LG T: 01924 494047 F: 01924 480949 E: sales@sewtec.co.uk www.sewtec.co.uk

CONVERGERS Atwell Self-Adhesive Labellers

18 Bolney Grange Business Park, Stairbridge Lane, Hickstead, RH17 5PB T: 01444 239970 F: 01444 246609 E: sales@atwell-labellers.co.uk www.atwell-labellers.co.uk

Jenton International Ltd.

9/10 Ardglen Ind. Estate, Ardglen Road, Whitchurch, Hants RG28 7BB T: 01256 892194 F: 01256 896486 E: sales@jenton.co.uk www.jenton.co.uk

Kensal House, President Way, Luton, LU2 9NR T: 01582 425777 F: 01582 481580 E: sales@kensal.com www.kensal.com

Marden Edwards Limited

2 Nimrod Way, Ferndown Industrial Estate, Wimborne, Dorset BH21 7SH T: 01202 861200 F: 01202 861400 E: info@mardenedwards.com www.mardenedwards.com

Sewtec Automation Ltd

3 Riverside Way, Ravensthorpe Industrial Estate, Dewsbury WF13 3LG T: 01924 494047 F: 01924 480949 E: sales@sewtec.co.uk www.sewtec.co.uk

Transnorm Ashchurch Business Centre, Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire GL20 8TD T: +44 (0)1684 291100 F: +44 (0)1684 291550 E: sales@transnorm.co.uk www.transnorm.co.uk

UPM Conveyors Ltd Waterside Drive, Langley Business Park, Langley, Berks, SL3 6EP T: 01753 548801 F: 01753 544115 E: royf@upm.co.uk www.upmconveyors.co.uk

JOBS www.machineryupdate.co.uk

Sewtec Automation Ltd

3 Riverside Way, Ravensthorpe Industrial Estate, Dewsbury WF13 3LG T: 01924 494047 F: 01924 480949 E: sales@sewtec.co.uk www.sewtec.co.uk

UPM Conveyors Ltd Waterside Drive, Langley Business Park, Langley, Berks, SL3 6EP T: 01753 548801 F: 01753 544115 E: royf@upm.co.uk www.upmconveyors.co.uk

EMPTYING: DRUM AND IBC Adelphi Masterfil Olympus House, Mill Green Road, Haywards Heath, RH16 1XQ T: 01444 472300 F: 01444 472329 E: sales@masterfil.com www.masterfil.com

FFS HORIZONTAL (FLOWWRAPPERS) ADPAK Machinery Systems Ltd

NO 1 FOR SHRINKWRAPPING MACHINERY 3 Pendleside, Lomeshaye Industrial Estate, Nelson, BB9 6RY T: 01282 601444 F: 01282 612201 E: info@adpak.co.uk www.adpak.co.uk

E: sales@rileyautomation.com www.rileyautomation.com

Audion Swissvac UK

Foresters Business Park, Sinfin Lane, Derby, DE23 8AG T: 01332 275850 F: 01332 275855

Marish Wharf, St. Mary’s Rd, Langley, Berks SL3 6DA T: 01753 546777 F: 01753 585564 E: info@audionelektro.co.uk www.swissvac.co.uk www.audionelektro.co.uk

D.H. Industries Limited

Fenton Way, Southfields Business Park, Laindon, Essex SS15 6TD T: 01268 410666 F: 01268 410777 E: dh@dhi.co.uk www.dhi.co.uk

DEBLISTERING MACHINES

Ilapak Ltd

Chalfont House, Silverdale Road, Hayes, Middlesex UB3 3BN T: 020 8797 2000 F: 020 8797 2050 E: sales@ilapak.co.uk www.ilapak.com

Optima Packaging Machinery PLC

Sepha Ltd

Unit 25, Carrowreagh Business Park, Carrowreagh Road, Dundonald, Belfast BT16 1QQ T: 028 9048 4848 F: 028 9048 0890 E: info@sepha.com www.sepha.com

PO Box 372, Winchester, Hampshire SO23 7TF T: 01962 620898 F: +49 (0)791/506-6500 E: info@optima-ger.com www.optima-ger.com

DEPALLETISERS

PFM Packaging Machinery Ltd

ADPAK Machinery Systems Ltd

PFM House, 2 Pilgrim Way, Stanningley, Leeds LS28 6LU T: 0113 239 3401 F: 0113 239 3402 E: sales@pfmuk.com www.pfmuk.com

NO 1 FOR SHRINKWRAPPING MACHINERY 3 Pendleside, Lomeshaye Industrial Estate, Nelson, BB9 6RY T: 01282 601444 F: 01282 612201 E: info@adpak.co.uk www.adpak.co.uk

CKF Systems Ltd

2 Nimrod Way, Ferndown Industrial Estate, Wimborne, Dorset BH21 7SH T: 01202 861200 F: 01202 861400 E: info@mardenedwards.com www.mardenedwards.com

E: sales@rileyautomation.com www.rileyautomation.com

Riley Automation Ltd

CRIMPING EQUIPMENT Euroflow Engineering Ltd

Riley Automation Ltd

Foresters Business Park, Sinfin Lane, Derby, DE23 8AG T: 01332 275850 F: 01332 275855

COUNTING MACHINERY

Enigma Business Park, Sandy’s Road, Malvern, Worcestershire WR14 1JJ Freephone: 0800 7313643 Fax: 01684 891401 Email: contact@autobag.co.uk www.autobag.co.uk

D.H. Industries Limited

Unit 2 Old Dairy Buildings, Lower Norton Farm, Sutton Scotney, Winchester SO21 3NE. T: 01962 761761 F: 01962 761762 E: info@printsafe.co.uk www.printsafe.co.uk

3 Riverside Way, Ravensthorpe Industrial Estate, Dewsbury WF13 3LG T: 01924 494047 F: 01924 480949 E: sales@sewtec.co.uk www.sewtec.co.uk

CKF Systems Ltd

PLF International Ltd

Riverside House, Iconfield, Parkeston, Harwich, Essex CO12 4EN T: 01255 552994 F: 01255 552995 E: sales@plfinternational.com www.plfinternational.com

Sewtec Automation Ltd

St Albans Road, Empire Way, Gloucester GL2 5FW T: 01452 424 565 F: 01452 423 477 E: info@ckf.co.uk www.ckf.co.uk

Sollas UK Ltd

Unit 12, Ardglen Ind. Est., Whitchurch, Hampshire RG28 7BB T: 01256 896930 F: 01256 896665 E: sales@sollasuk.com www.sollas.com

FFS THERMO Mecapack UK Ltd

KHS UK Limited 6 Monkspath Business Park, Highlands Road, Shirley, Solihull, B90 4NY T: 0121 713 6900 F: 0121 713 6935 E: khskisters@uk.khs-ag.com www.khs-ag.com

Unit 5 Kingfisher Way, Hemdale Business Pk, Nuneaton, Warks. CV11 6GY, UK T: 02476 351300 F: 02476 349250 E: contact.mecapack.uk@proplast-group.com www.mecapack.com

ELEVATORS Astec Conveyors Robian Way, Swadlincote, Derbyshire DE11 9DH T: 01283 210333 F: 01283 210444 E: Sales@Astecconveyors.com www.astecconveyors.com

Unit 2 Farmbrough Close, Stocklake Industrial Park, Aylesbury, HP20 1DQ. T: 01296 314300 F: 01296 482424 E: enquiry@aylesbury-automation.co.uk www.aylesbury-automation.co.uk

FFS VERTICAL

St Albans Road, Empire Way, Gloucester GL2 5FW T: 01452 424 565 F: 01452 423 477 E: info@ckf.co.uk www.ckf.co.uk

EMPLOYERS – Add your vacancy EMPLOYEES – Find that vacancy

TMG Marchesini UK Ltd Unit M3 & 4, Cherrycourt Way, Leighton Buzzard, Beds LU7 4UH T: 01525 216201 F: 01525 216200 E: sales@marchesini.co.uk www.marchesini.com

Aylesbury Automation Ltd

CKF Systems Ltd

Multivac House, Rivermead Drive, Rivermead, Swindon SN5 7UY T: 01793 425880 F: 01793 616219 E: sales@multivac.co.uk www.multivac.com

Audion Swissvac UK

Marish Wharf, St. Mary’s Rd, Langley, Berks SL3 6DA T: 01753 546777 F: 01753 585564 E: info@audionelektro.co.uk www.swissvac.co.uk www.audionelektro.co.uk

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Gainsborough Engineering Company Long Wood Road, Corringham Road Industrial Estate, Gainsborough, DN21 1QB T: 01427 617677 F: 01427 810443 E: sales@gains-eng.co.uk www.gains-eng.co.uk

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Optima Packaging Machinery PLC

D.H. Industries Limited

Fenton Way, Southfields Business Park, Laindon, Essex SS15 6TD T: 01268 410666 F: 01268 410777 E: dh@dhi.co.uk www.dhi.co.uk

Norden (UK) Ltd

PO Box 372, Winchester, Hampshire SO23 7TF T: 01962 620898 F: +49 (0)791/506-6500 E: info@optima-ger.com www.optima-ger.com

Optima Packaging Machinery PLC

Propack Automation Machinery Ltd

Holmach Ltd

Alpha Works, Sandars Road, Heapham Road Industrial Estate, Gainsborough DN21 1RZ T: 01427 611885 F: 01427 611883 E: sales@gic.uk.net www.gic.uk.net

10 Hill Wootton Rd, Leek Wootton, Warwicks, CV35 7QL T: 02476 470074 E: office@propack.co.uk www.propack.co.uk

The Dingle, Pilsgate, Stamford, Lincs PE9 3HW T: 01780 749097 F: 01780 749098 E: sales@holmach.co.uk www.holmach.co.uk

Ilapak Ltd

Serac UK

KHS UK Limited

Gainsborough Industrial Controls Ltd

Chalfont House, Silverdale Road, Hayes, Middlesex UB3 3BN T: 020 8797 2000 F: 020 8797 2050 E: sales@ilapak.co.uk www.ilapak.com

23 The Quadrant, Abingdon Science Park, Abingdon OX14 3YS T: 01235 537 222 F: 01235 537 815 E: info@serac-uk.com www.serac-group.com

PFM Packaging Machinery Ltd

TMG Marchesini UK Ltd

PFM House, 2 Pilgrim Way, Stanningley, Leeds LS28 6LU T: 0113 239 3401 F: 0113 239 3402 E: sales@pfmuk.com www.pfmuk.com

Unit M3 & 4, Cherrycourt Way, Leighton Buzzard, Beds LU7 4UH T: 01525 216201 F: 01525 216200 E: sales@marchesini.co.uk www.marchesini.com

PLF International Ltd

Watson-Marlow Pumps Group

Riverside House, Iconfield, Parkeston, Harwich, Essex CO12 4EN T: 01255 552994 F: 01255 552995 E: sales@plfinternational.com www.plfinternational.com

Falmouth, Cornwall TR11 4RU T: 01325 370370 E: info@wmpg.co.uk www.wmpg.co.uk

Rovema Packaging Machines Ltd 8 Merlin Centre, Gatehouse Close, Aylesbury, Bucks HP19 8DP T: 01296 310490 F: 01296 483440 E: sales@rovema.co.uk www.rovema.co.uk

FILLING: DRUM & IBC Adelphi Masterfil Olympus House, Mill Green Road, Haywards Heath, RH16 1XQ T: 01444 472300 F: 01444 472329 E: sales@masterfil.com www.masterfil.com

FILLING: ASEPTIC

Holmach Ltd

Holmach Ltd The Dingle, Pilsgate, Stamford, Lincs PE9 3HW T: 01780 749097 F: 01780 749098 E: sales@holmach.co.uk www.holmach.co.uk

The Dingle, Pilsgate, Stamford, Lincs PE9 3HW T: 01780 749097 F: 01780 749098 E: sales@holmach.co.uk www.holmach.co.uk

Watson-Marlow Pumps Group

SP Filling Systems Ltd

Falmouth, Cornwall TR11 4RU T: 01325 370370 E: info@wmpg.co.uk www.wmpg.co.uk

Unit 28, Ddole Industrial Estate, Llandrindod Wells, Powys LD1 6DF T: 01597 824918 F: 01597 822553 E: sales@sp-filling.co.uk www.sp-filling.co.uk

FILLING: BAG/SACK

FILLING: GRANULES

All-Fill International Ltd

All-Fill International Ltd

5 Gateshead Close, Sunderland Rd, Sandy, Bedfordshire SG19 1RS T: 01767 691100 F: 01767 681406 E: info@allfill.co.uk www.allfill.co.uk

5 Gateshead Close, Sunderland Rd, Sandy, Bedfordshire SG19 1RS T: 01767 691100 F: 01767 681406 E: info@allfill.co.uk www.allfill.co.uk

Optima Packaging Machinery PLC

G Mondini (UK) Ltd

PO Box 372, Winchester, Hampshire SO23 7TF T: 01962 620898 F: +49 (0)791/506-6500 E: info@optima-ger.com www.optima-ger.com

FILLING: COSMETIC EQUIPMENT Adelphi Manufacturing Co Ltd Olympus House, Mill Green Road, Haywards Heath, RH16 1XQ T: 01444 472300 F: 01444 472329 E: sales@adelphi.uk.com www.adelphi.uk.com

Adelphi Masterfil Olympus House, Mill Green Road, Haywards Heath, RH16 1XQ T: 01444 472300 F: 01444 472329 E: sales@masterfil.com www.masterfil.com

All-Fill International Ltd

5 Gateshead Close, Sunderland Rd, Sandy, Bedfordshire SG19 1RS T: 01767 691100 F: 01767 681406 E: info@allfill.co.uk www.allfill.co.uk

Whitebridge Lane, Whitebridge Estates, Stone, Staffs ST15 8LY T: 01785 812512 F: 01785 819512 E: info@gmondini.co.uk www.gmondini.co.uk

Optima Packaging Machinery PLC PO Box 372, Winchester, Hampshire SO23 7TF T: 01962 620898 F: +49 (0)791/506-6500 E: info@optima-ger.com www.optima-ger.com

Riverside House, Iconfield, Parkeston, Harwich, Essex CO12 4EN T: 01255 552994 F: 01255 552995 E: sales@plfinternational.com www.plfinternational.com

FILLING: LIQUID Adelphi Manufacturing Co Ltd Olympus House, Mill Green Road, Haywards Heath, RH16 1XQ T: 01444 472300 F: 01444 472329 E: sales@adelphi.uk.com www.adelphi.uk.com

Holmach Ltd

Adelphi Masterfil

The Dingle, Pilsgate, Stamford, Lincs PE9 3HW T: 01780 749097 F: 01780 749098 E: sales@holmach.co.uk www.holmach.co.uk

Olympus House, Mill Green Road, Haywards Heath, RH16 1XQ T: 01444 472300 F: 01444 472329 E: sales@masterfil.com www.masterfil.com

Norden (UK) Ltd

Cap Coder Ltd

Church Street, Baldock, Hertfordshire SG7 5AF T: 01462 895245 F: 01462 895683 E: enquiries@norden.co.uk www.nordenmachinery.se

Monument Business Park, Chalgrove, Oxford, OX44 7RW T: 01865 891466 F: 01865 891292 E: sales@capcoder.co.uk www.capcoder.co.uk

JOBS

G Mondini (UK) Ltd

Whitebridge Lane, Whitebridge Estates, Stone, Staffs ST15 8LY T: 01785 812512 F: 01785 819512 E: info@gmondini.co.uk www.gmondini.co.uk

Optima Packaging Machinery PLC

Adelphi Manufacturing Co Ltd Olympus House, Mill Green Road, Haywards Heath, RH16 1XQ T: 01444 472300 F: 01444 472329 E: sales@adelphi.uk.com www.adelphi.uk.com

Adelphi Masterfil Olympus House, Mill Green Road, Haywards Heath, RH16 1XQ T: 01444 472300 F: 01444 472329 E: sales@masterfil.com www.masterfil.com

PO Box 372, Winchester, Hampshire SO23 7TF T: 01962 620898 F: +49 (0)791/506-6500 E: info@optima-ger.com www.optima-ger.com

All-Fill International Ltd

Unit 22, Victoria Spring Business Park, Wormald St., Heckmondwike, West Yorkshire WF15 6RA T: +44 (0) 1924 414600 F:+44 (0) 1924 414601 www.oystar.packt.com

D.H. Industries Limited

5 Gateshead Close, Sunderland Rd, Sandy, Bedfordshire SG19 1RS T: 01767 691100 F: 01767 681406 E: info@allfill.co.uk www.allfill.co.uk

Fenton Way, Southfields Business Park, Laindon, Essex SS15 6TD T: 01268 410666 F: 01268 410777 E: dh@dhi.co.uk www.dhi.co.uk

Unit 2 Old Dairy Buildings, Lower Norton Farm, Sutton Scotney, Winchester SO21 3NE. T: 01962 761761 F: 01962 761762 E: info@printsafe.co.uk www.printsafe.co.uk

ITCM

Riggs Autopack Ltd

E: itcm@molinsitcm.com

Southfield Street, Nelson, Lancashire BB9 0LD T: 01282 440040 F: 01282 440041 E: info@autopack.co.uk www.autopack.co.uk

Serac UK

T: 01235 537 222 E: info@serac-uk.com www.oil-filling-machines.com www.lubricants-filling-machines.com www.dairy-bottle-filling-machines.com

SP Filling Systems Ltd

Unit 28, Ddole Industrial Estate, Llandrindod Wells, Powys LD1 6DF T: 01597 824918 F: 01597 822553 E: sales@sp-filling.co.uk www.sp-filling.co.uk

TMG Marchesini UK Ltd Unit M3 & 4, Cherrycourt Way, Leighton Buzzard, Beds LU7 4UH T: 01525 216201 F: 01525 216200 E: sales@marchesini.co.uk www.marchesini.com

Watson-Marlow Pumps Group Falmouth, Cornwall TR11 4RU T: 01325 370370 E: info@wmpg.co.uk www.wmpg.co.uk

SP Filling Systems Ltd

Unit 28, Ddole Industrial Estate, Llandrindod Wells, Powys LD1 6DF T: 01597 824918 F: 01597 822553 E: sales@sp-filling.co.uk www.sp-filling.co.uk

FILLING: PASTE

13 Westwood Way, Westwood Business Park, Coventry, CV4 8HS T: 02476 421100 F: 02476 421255 www.molinsitcm.com

Norden (UK) Ltd

Church Street, Baldock, Hertfordshire SG7 5AF T: 01462 895245 F: 01462 895683 E: enquiries@norden.co.uk www.nordenmachinery.se

Optima Packaging Machinery PLC PO Box 372, Winchester, Hampshire SO23 7TF T: 01962 620898 F: +49 (0)791/506-6500 E: info@optima-ger.com www.optima-ger.com

PLF International Ltd

Riverside House, Iconfield, Parkeston, Harwich, Essex CO12 4EN T: 01255 552994 F: 01255 552995 E: sales@plfinternational.com www.plfinternational.com

Serac UK

23 The Quadrant, Abingdon Science Park, Abingdon OX14 3YS T: 01235 537 222 F: 01235 537 815 E: info@serac-uk.com www.serac-group.com

SP Filling Systems Ltd

Unit 28, Ddole Industrial Estate, Llandrindod Wells, Powys LD1 6DF T: 01597 824918 F: 01597 822553 E: sales@sp-filling.co.uk www.sp-filling.co.uk

TMG Marchesini UK Ltd Unit M3 & 4, Cherrycourt Way, Leighton Buzzard, Beds LU7 4UH T: 01525 216201 F: 01525 216200 E: sales@marchesini.co.uk www.marchesini.com

Watson-Marlow Pumps Group

Adelphi Manufacturing Co Ltd Olympus House, Mill Green Road, Haywards Heath, RH16 1XQ T: 01444 472300 F: 01444 472329 E: sales@adelphi.uk.com www.adelphi.uk.com

Falmouth, Cornwall TR11 4RU T: 01325 370370 E: info@wmpg.co.uk www.wmpg.co.uk

FILLING: POWDER

All-Fill International Ltd

All-Fill International Ltd

D.H. Industries Limited

Optima Packaging Machinery PLC

5 Gateshead Close, Sunderland Rd, Sandy, Bedfordshire SG19 1RS T: 01767 691100 F: 01767 681406 E: info@allfill.co.uk www.allfill.co.uk

Fenton Way, Southfields Business Park, Laindon, Essex SS15 6TD T: 01268 410666 F: 01268 410777 E: dh@dhi.co.uk www.dhi.co.uk

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PO Box 372, Winchester, Hampshire SO23 7TF T: 01962 620898 F: +49 (0)791/506-6500 E: info@optima-ger.com www.optima-ger.com

FILLING: PHARMACEUTICAL

6 Monkspath Business Park, Highlands Road, Shirley, Solihull, B90 4NY T: 0121 713 6900 F: 0121 713 6935 E: khskisters@uk.khs-ag.com www.khs-ag.com

FILLING: MOLTEN PLF International Ltd

Church Street, Baldock, Hertfordshire SG7 5AF T: 01462 895245 F: 01462 895683 E: enquiries@norden.co.uk www.nordenmachinery.se

5 Gateshead Close, Sunderland Rd, Sandy, Bedfordshire SG19 1RS T: 01767 691100 F: 01767 681406 E: info@allfill.co.uk www.allfill.co.uk

PO Box 372, Winchester, Hampshire SO23 7TF T: 01962 620898 F: +49 (0)791/506-6500 E: info@optima-ger.com www.optima-ger.com

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Riverside House, Iconfield, Parkeston, Harwich, Essex CO12 4EN T: 01255 552994 F: 01255 552995 E: sales@plfinternational.com www.plfinternational.com

Whitebridge Lane, Whitebridge Estates, Stone, Staffs ST15 8LY T: 01785 812512 F: 01785 819512 E: info@gmondini.co.uk www.gmondini.co.uk

FILLING: SOLIDS

O/K International

Holmach Ltd The Dingle, Pilsgate, Stamford, Lincs PE9 3HW T: 01780 749097 F: 01780 749098 E: sales@holmach.co.uk www.holmach.co.uk

G Mondini (UK) Ltd

Whitebridge Lane, Whitebridge Estates, Stone, Staffs ST15 8LY T: 01785 812512 F: 01785 819512 E: info@gmondini.co.uk www.gmondini.co.uk

Optima Packaging Machinery PLC PO Box 372, Winchester, Hampshire SO23 7TF T: 01962 620898 F: +49 (0)791/506-6500 E: info@optima-ger.com www.optima-ger.com

FILLING: WEIGH

O/K House, Shepherds Grove Ind. Estate (West), Stanton, Suffolk IP31 2AR T: 01359 250705 F: 01359 250165 E: sales@okiuk.com www.okcorp.com

Packaging Aids Limited Lords Way, Basildon, Essex SS13 1TN T: 01268 885885 F: 01268 885860 E: sales@packer-products.co.uk www.packer-products.co.uk

Sealpac UK Ltd Unit 5, Wokingham Commercial Centre, Molly Millars Lane, Wokingham RG41 2RF T: 0118 977 3400 F: 0118 989 3995 E: sales@sealpac-uk.com www.sealpac-uk.com

HOT FOIL PRINTERS Atwell Self-Adhesive Labellers

Adelphi Masterfil Olympus House, Mill Green Road, Haywards Heath, RH16 1XQ T: 01444 472300 F: 01444 472329 E: sales@masterfil.com www.masterfil.com

All-Fill International Ltd

5 Gateshead Close, Sunderland Rd, Sandy, Bedfordshire SG19 1RS T: 01767 691100 F: 01767 681406 E: info@allfill.co.uk www.allfill.co.uk

Mettler Toledo Ltd

64 Boston Road, Beaumont Leys, Leicester LE4 1AW T: 0116 235 7070 F: 0116 236 5500 E: enquire.mtuk@mt.com www.mt.com

18 Bolney Grange Business Park, Stairbridge Lane, Hickstead, RH17 5PB T: 01444 239970 F: 01444 246609 E: sales@atwell-labellers.co.uk www.atwell-labellers.co.uk

Open Date Equipment Ltd Units 8 & 9, Puma Trade Park, Morden Rd, Mitcham, Surrey CR4 4DG T: 020 8655 4999 F: 020 8655 4990 E: sales@opendate.co.uk www.opendate.co.uk

Unit 2 Old Dairy Buildings, Lower Norton Farm, Sutton Scotney, Winchester SO21 3NE. T: 01962 761761 F: 01962 761762 E: info@printsafe.co.uk www.printsafe.co.uk

INDUCTION CAP SEALING

Multipond Limited

Enercon Industries Ltd

20 St Johns Road, Tylers Green, Penn, Buckinghamshire HP10 8HW T: 01494 816644 F: 01494 816206 E: info@multipond.co.uk www.multipond.com

64 Edison Road, Aylesbury, Bucks HP19 8UX T: +44(0)1296 330542 F: +44(0)1296 432098 E: info@enerconind.co.uk www.enerconind.co.uk

Serac UK

23 The Quadrant, Abingdon Science Park, Abingdon OX14 3YS T: 01235 537 222 F: 01235 537 815 E: info@serac-uk.com www.serac-group.com

SP Filling Systems Ltd

Unit 28, Ddole Industrial Estate, Llandrindod Wells, Powys LD1 6DF T: 01597 824918 F: 01597 822553 E: sales@sp-filling.co.uk www.sp-filling.co.uk

Relco UK Limited

Imperial Way Watford, WD24 4JP T: 01923 241231 F: 01923 241233 E: sales@relco.co.uk www.relco.co.uk

INK JET CODERS

Fords Packaging Systems Ltd

Ronald Close Woburn Road Ind. Estate, Kempston, Bedford MK42 7SH T: 01234 846600 F: 01234 853040 www.fords-packsys.co.uk

HEAT SEALERS

ATD Marking Systems Marley House, The Mill, Great Bowden Road, Market Harborough, Leicestershire, LE16 7DE T: 01858 461014 F: 01858 436900 E: mail@atduk.com www.atduk.com

ADPAK Machinery Systems Ltd

Atwell Self-Adhesive Labellers

Audion Swissvac UK

Linx Printing Technologies Ltd

NO 1 FOR SHRINKWRAPPING MACHINERY 3 Pendleside, Lomeshaye Industrial Estate, Nelson, BB9 6RY T: 01282 601444 F: 01282 612201 E: info@adpak.co.uk www.adpak.co.uk

Marish Wharf, St. Mary’s Rd, Langley, Berks SL3 6DA T: 01753 546777 F: 01753 585564 E: info@audionelektro.co.uk www.swissvac.co.uk www.audionelektro.co.uk

Fischbein-Saxon Ltd

Alexandra Business Centre 274 Alma Road, Enfield, Middlesex, EN3 7BB T: 0844 372 2877 F: 0844 372 2876 E: sales@fischbein-saxon.co.uk www.fischbein.com

Fords Packaging Systems Ltd

Ronald Close Woburn Road Ind. Estate, Kempston, Bedford MK42 7SH T: 01234 846600 F: 01234 853040 E: sales@fords-packsys.co.uk

www.fords-packsys.co.uk

18 Bolney Grange Business Park, Stairbridge Lane, Hickstead, RH17 5PB T: 01444 239970 F: 01444 246609 E: sales@atwell-labellers.co.uk www.atwell-labellers.co.uk

Burrel Road, St. Ives, Cambs PE27 3LA T: 01480 302674 F: 01480 302116 E: uksales@linx.co.uk www.linx.co.uk

INK JET PRINTERS

PLF International Ltd

Advanced Labelling Systems Ltd Unit B, Bandet Way, Thame Ind. Estate, Thame, Oxon OX9 3SJ T: 01844 213177 F: 01844 217188 E: sales@als-eu.com www.als-eu.com

ATD Marking Systems Marley House, The Mill, Great Bowden Road, Market Harborough, Leicestershire, LE16 7DE T: 01858 461014 F: 01858 436900 E: mail@atduk.com www.atduk.com

Units 8 & 9, Puma Trade Park, Morden Rd, Mitcham, Surrey CR4 4DG T: 020 8655 4999 F: 020 8655 4990 E: sales@opendate.co.uk www.opendate.co.uk

Unit 2 Old Dairy Buildings, Lower Norton Farm, Sutton Scotney, Winchester SO21 3NE. T: 01962 761761 F: 01962 761762 E: info@printsafe.co.uk www.printsafe.co.uk

Riverside House, Iconfield, Parkeston, Harwich, Essex CO12 4EN T: 01255 552994 F: 01255 552995 E: sales@plfinternational.com www.plfinternational.com

Radix Systems Limited 1 Moorside Place, Moorside Road, Winchester, Hampshire SO23 7FX T: 01962 892530 F: 01962 813354 E: info@radixsystems.co.uk www.radixsystems.co.uk

S + S Inspection Limited

6 Kingdom Close, Kingdom Bus. Pk., Segenworth East, Fareham, PO15 5TJ T: 01489 553740 F: 01489 575471 E: info@sesotec.co.uk www.sesotec.co.uk

Domino UK Ltd

Bar Hill, Cambridge CB23 8TU T: 01954 782551 F: 01954 782874 E: enquiries@domino-uk.com www.domino-uk.com

Valco Melton UK

Fischbein-Saxon Ltd

Alexandra Business Centre 274 Alma Road, Enfield, Middlesex, EN3 7BB T: 0844 372 2877 F: 0844 372 2876 E: sales@fischbein-saxon.co.uk www.fischbein.com

Linx Printing Technologies Ltd

Hortonwood 32, Telford TF1 7YN T: 01952 677911 F: 01952 677945 E: UK@valcomelton.com www.valcomelton.com

L-BAR SEALERS MANUAL/AUTO Audion Swissvac UK

Burrel Road, St. Ives, Cambs PE27 3LA T: 01480 302674 F: 01480 302116 E: uksales@linx.co.uk www.linx.co.uk

Marish Wharf, St. Mary’s Rd, Langley, Berks SL3 6DA T: 01753 546777 F: 01753 585564 E: info@audionelektro.co.uk www.swissvac.co.uk www.audionelektro.co.uk

Sauven Marking Ltd

Logopak International Ltd

Wintersells Rd, Byfleet KT14 7LF T: 01932 355191 F: 01932 354511 E: sales@sauven-marking.com www.sauven-marking.com

INSPECTION SYSTEMS

Enterprise House, George Cayley Lane, Clifton Moor Ind. Estate, York, North Yorkshire YO30 4XE T: 01904 692333 F: 01904 690728 E: salesonweb@logopak.net www.logopakprintandapply.co.uk

Sealed Air Ltd

Adelphi Manufacturing Co Ltd Olympus House, Mill Green Road, Haywards Heath, RH16 1XQ T: 01444 472300 F: 01444 472329 E: sales@adelphi.uk.com www.adelphi.uk.com

Advanced Labelling Systems Ltd Unit B, Bandet Way, Thame Ind. Estate, Thame, Oxon OX9 3SJ T: 01844 213177 F: 01844 217188 E: sales@als-eu.com www.als-eu.com

Clifton House, 1 Marston Road, St. Neots, PE19 2HN T: 01480 224000 F: 01480 224063

E: jack.ralston@sealedair.com www.sealedair-emea.com

Wraps UK Ltd 2 Nimrod Way, Ferndown Ind. Est., Wimborne, Dorset BH21 7SH T: 01202 870201 F: 01202 861400 E: info@wrapsuk.com www.wrapsuk.com

LABELLERS

Aylesbury Automation Ltd

Unit 2 Farmbrough Close, Stocklake Industrial Park, Aylesbury, HP20 1DQ. T: 01296 314300 F: 01296 482424 E: enquiry@aylesbury-automation.co.uk www.aylesbury-automation.co.uk

Hall Works, Church Road, Brightlingsea, Essex, CO7 0RZ T: 01206 304 982 F: 01206 304 313 E: sales@grahams-uk.com www.grahams-uk.com

Advanced Dynamics Ltd Sensor House, Phoenix Park, St Neots, Cambridgeshire PE19 8EP T: 01480 408 500 E: mail@leuze.co.uk www.leuze.co.uk

Unit 3, 606 Industrial Park, Staithgate Lane, Bradford, BD6 1YA T: 01274 731222 F: 01274 308953 E: info@advanceddynamics.co.uk www.advanceddynamics.co.uk

Lock Inspection Systems Ltd

Advanced Labelling Systems Ltd

Lock House, Neville Street, Oldham, Lancs. OL9 6LF T: 0161 624 0333 F: 0161 624 5181 E: sales@locksinpection.co.uk www.lockinspection.com

Unit B, Bandet Way, Thame Ind. Estate, Thame, Oxon OX9 3SJ T: 01844 213177 F: 01844 217188 E: sales@als-eu.com www.als-eu.com

M.D.S. Ltd

Metal Detection Services St. Martins Studios, Greenbank Road, Sale, Cheshire M33 5PN T: 0161 286 8750 F: 0161 286 8749 E: help@mds.org.uk www.mds.org.uk

ATD Marking Systems

Mettler Toledo Ltd

Atwell Self-Adhesive Labellers

64 Boston Road, Beaumont Leys, Leicester LE4 1AW T: 0116 235 7070 F: 0116 236 5500 E: enquire.mtuk@mt.com www.mt.com

Open Date Equipment Ltd

JOBS www.machineryupdate.co.uk

Wintersells Rd, Byfleet KT14 7LF T: 01932 355191 F: 01932 354511 E: sales@sauven-marking.com www.sauven-marking.com

Allen Coding Systems Unit 9 Gateway 1000, Whittle Way, Arlington Business Park, Stevenage, Herts, SG1 2FP T: 01438 347770 F: 01438 347771 E: info@allencoding.co.uk www.allencoding.co.uk

FOIL CAPPING MACHINES

E: sales@fords-packsys.co.uk

INDUCTION FOIL SEALING

Sauven Marking Ltd

Marley House, The Mill, Great Bowden Road, Market Harborough, Leicestershire, LE16 7DE T: 01858 461014 F: 01858 436900 E: mail@atduk.com www.atduk.com

18 Bolney Grange Business Park, Stairbridge Lane, Hickstead, RH17 5PB T: 01444 239970 F: 01444 246609 E: sales@atwell-labellers.co.uk www.atwell-labellers.co.uk

BBK Labelling & Coding Solutions Multivac House, Rivermead Drive, Rivermead, Swindon SN5 7UY T: 01793 425880 F: 01793 616219 E: sales@multivac.co.uk www.multivac.com

Unit 30 Cinnamon Brow Business Park, Makerfield Way, Ince, Wigan, Lancashire WN2 2PR T: 01942 367262 F: 01942 226301 E: info@bbk-labelling.co.uk www.bbk-labelling.co.uk

Nordson (U.K.) Ltd.

Domino UK Ltd

25 Faraday Road, Rabans Lane Industrial Area, Aylesbury, HP19 8RY T: 01296 610 140 F: 01296 610 175 E: sales@uk.nordson.com www.nordson.com

EMPLOYERS – Add your vacancy EMPLOYEES – Find that vacancy

Bar Hill, Cambridge CB23 8TU T: 01954 782551 F: 01954 782874 E: enquiries@domino-uk.com www.domino-uk.com

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HERMA UK Limited The Hollands Centre, Hollands Road, Haverhill, Suffolk CB9 8PR T: 01440 763366 F: 01440 706834 E: sales@herma.co.uk www.herma.co.uk

KHS UK Limited 6 Monkspath Business Park, Highlands Road, Shirley, Solihull, B90 4NY T: 0121 713 6900 F: 0121 713 6935 E: khskisters@uk.khs-ag.com www.khs-ag.com

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LANE DIVIDER/COMBINER Astec Conveyors Robian Way, Swadlincote, Derbyshire DE11 9DH T: 01283 210333 F: 01283 210444 E: Sales@Astecconveyors.com www.astecconveyors.com

CKF Systems Ltd

St Albans Road, Empire Way, Gloucester GL2 5FW T: 01452 424 565 F: 01452 423 477 E: info@ckf.co.uk www.ckf.co.uk

Enterprise House, George Cayley Lane, Clifton Moor Ind. Estate, York, North Yorkshire YO30 4XE T: 01904 692333 F: 01904 690728 E: salesonweb@logopak.net www.logopakprintandapply.co.uk

Multivac House, Rivermead Drive, Rivermead, Swindon SN5 7UY T: 01793 425880 F: 01793 616219 E: sales@multivac.co.uk www.multivac.com

Pago Limited

Centenary House, 7 Crown Gate, Severalls Industrial Park, Colchester, Essex CO4 9HZ T: 01206 755206 F: 01206 755210 E: labellers@pago.co.uk www.pago.co.uk & www.pago.com

Premier Labellers PLF (UK) Ltd, Unit 2, Bathside Bay, Harwich, Essex CO12 3HF T: 01255 553822 F: 01255 241638 E: sales@premierlabellers.co.uk www.premierlabellers.co.uk

10 Hill Wootton Rd, Leek Wootton, Warwicks, CV35 7QL T: 02476 470074 E: office@propack.co.uk www.propack.co.uk

TMG Marchesini UK Ltd Unit M3 & 4, Cherrycourt Way, Leighton Buzzard, Beds LU7 4UH T: 01525 216201 F: 01525 216200 E: sales@marchesini.co.uk www.marchesini.com

Weber Marking Systems

Macmerry Industrial Estate, Tranent, East Lothian EH33 1HD T: 01875 611 111 F: 01875 611 044 E: derek.mack@weber.co.uk www.weber.co.uk

LABELLING SOFTWARE Advanced Labelling Systems Ltd Unit B, Bandet Way, Thame Ind. Estate, Thame, Oxon OX9 3SJ T: 01844 213177 F: 01844 217188 E: sales@als-eu.com www.als-eu.com

Atwell Self-Adhesive Labellers

18 Bolney Grange Business Park, Stairbridge Lane, Hickstead, RH17 5PB T: 01444 239970 F: 01444 246609 E: sales@atwell-labellers.co.uk www.atwell-labellers.co.uk

BBK Labelling & Coding Solutions

Unit 30 Cinnamon Brow Business Park, Makerfield Way, Ince, Wigan, Lancashire WN2 2PR T: 01942 367262 F: 01942 226301 E: info@bbk-labelling.co.uk www.bbk-labelling.co.uk

Domino UK Ltd

Bar Hill, Cambridge CB23 8TU T: 01954 782551 F: 01954 782874 E: enquiries@domino-uk.com www.domino-uk.com

Raque Food Systems Sales Ltd 9 Ball Mill Top Business Park, Hallow, Worcester, WR2 6PD T: 01905 642820 F: 01905 641379 E: sales@raque.co.uk www.raque.com

Sewtec Automation Ltd

3 Riverside Way, Ravensthorpe Industrial Estate, Dewsbury WF13 3LG T: 01924 494047 F: 01924 480949 E: sales@sewtec.co.uk www.sewtec.co.uk

Unit 9 Gateway 1000, Whittle Way, Arlington Business Park, Stevenage, Herts, SG1 2FP T: 01438 347770 F: 01438 347771 E: info@allencoding.co.uk www.allencoding.co.uk

Marley House, The Mill, Great Bowden Road, Market Harborough, Leicestershire, LE16 7DE T: 01858 461014 F: 01858 436900 E: mail@atduk.com www.atduk.com

Domino UK Ltd

Bar Hill, Cambridge CB23 8TU T: 01954 782551 F: 01954 782874 E: enquiries@domino-uk.com www.domino-uk.com

Linx Printing Technologies Ltd Burrel Road, St. Ives, Cambs PE27 3LA T: 01480 302674 F: 01480 302116 E: uksales@linx.co.uk www.linx.co.uk

PLF International Ltd

Riverside House, Iconfield, Parkeston, Harwich, Essex CO12 4EN T: 01255 552994 F: 01255 552995 E: sales@plfinternational.com www.plfinternational.com

Enterprise House, George Cayley Lane, Clifton Moor Ind. Estate, York, North Yorkshire YO30 4XE T: 01904 692333 F: 01904 690728 E: salesonweb@logopak.net www.logopakprintandapply.co.uk

Premier Labellers PLF (UK) Ltd, Unit 2, Bathside Bay, Harwich, Essex CO12 3HF T: 01255 553822 F: 01255 241638 E: sales@premierlabellers.co.uk www.premierlabellers.co.uk

METAL DETECTION Advanced Labelling Systems Ltd Unit B, Bandet Way, Thame Ind. Estate, Thame, Oxon OX9 3SJ T: 01844 213177 F: 01844 217188 E: sales@als-eu.com www.als-eu.com

Fortress Technology (Europe) Ltd Phantom House, Beaumont Road, Banbury, Oxon, OX16 1RH T: 01295 256266 F: 01295 255987

E: info@fortresstechnology.co.uk www.fortresstechnology.co.uk

Lock Inspection Systems Ltd Lock House, Neville Street, Oldham, Lancs. OL9 6LF T: 0161 624 0333 F: 0161 624 5181 E: sales@locksinpection.co.uk www.lockinspection.com

M.D.S. Ltd

Metal Detection Services St. Martins Studios, Greenbank Road, Sale, Cheshire M33 5PN T: 0161 286 8750 F: 0161 286 8749 E: help@mds.org.uk www.mds.org.uk

Mettler Toledo Ltd

64 Boston Road, Beaumont Leys, Leicester LE4 1AW T: 0116 235 7070 F: 0116 236 5500 E: enquire.mtuk@mt.com www.mt.com

Multivac House, Rivermead Drive, Rivermead, Swindon SN5 7UY T: 01793 425880 F: 01793 616219 E: sales@multivac.co.uk www.multivac.com

G Mondini (UK) Ltd

Whitebridge Lane, Whitebridge Estates, Stone, Staffs ST15 8LY T: 01785 812512 F: 01785 819512 E: info@gmondini.co.uk www.gmondini.co.uk

Multivac House, Rivermead Drive, Rivermead, Swindon SN5 7UY T: 01793 425880 F: 01793 616219 E: sales@multivac.co.uk www.multivac.com

3rd Floor, Wellington House, Cowley Road, Uxbridge UB8 2XW T: +44 (0) 1895 200221 F: +44 (0) 1895 202380 www.oystar.packt.com

PFM Packaging Machinery Ltd PFM House, 2 Pilgrim Way, Stanningley, Leeds LS28 6LU T: 0113 239 3401 F: 0113 239 3402 E: sales@pfmuk.com www.pfmuk.com

Riverside House, Iconfield, Parkeston, Harwich, Essex CO12 4EN T: 01255 552994 F: 01255 552995 E: sales@plfinternational.com www.plfinternational.com

Raque Food Systems Sales Ltd 9 Ball Mill Top Business Park, Hallow, Worcester, WR2 6PD T: 01905 642820 F: 01905 641379 E: sales@raque.co.uk www.raque.com

Reiser UK Ltd Maidstone Road, Kingston, Milton Keynes, MK10 0BD T: 01908 585300 F: 01908 585400 E: salesuk@reiser.com www.reiser.com

Sealpac UK Ltd Unit 5, Wokingham Commercial Centre, Molly Millars Lane, Wokingham RG41 2RF T: 0118 977 3400 F: 0118 989 3995 E: sales@sealpac-uk.com www.sealpac-uk.com

MULTIHEAD WEIGHERS Ilapak Ltd

Chalfont House, Silverdale Road, Hayes, Middlesex UB3 3BN T: 020 8797 2000 F: 020 8797 2050 E: sales@ilapak.co.uk www.ilapak.com

E: sales@bpa-flexolutions.nl www.bpa-flexolutions.com

D.H. Industries Limited

Fenton Way, Southfields Business Park, Laindon, Essex SS15 6TD T: 01268 410666 F: 01268 410777 E: dh@dhi.co.uk www.dhi.co.uk

Unit 25, Carrowreagh Business Park, Carrowreagh Road, Dundonald, Belfast BT16 1QQ T: 028 9048 4848 F: 028 9048 0890 E: info@sepha.com www.sepha.com

LINEAR VIBRATORS Aylesbury Automation Ltd

Unit 2 Farmbrough Close, Stocklake Industrial Park, Aylesbury, HP20 1DQ. T: 01296 314300 F: 01296 482424 E: enquiry@aylesbury-automation.co.uk www.aylesbury-automation.co.uk

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11 Kettles Wood Drive, Woodgate Business Park, Birmingham B32 3DB T: 0121 607 7700 F: 0121 607 7666

E: info@ishidaeurope.com www.ishidaeurope.com

Multipond Limited 20 St Johns Road, Tylers Green, Penn, Buckinghamshire HP10 8HW T: 01494 816644 F: 01494 816206 E: info@multipond.co.uk www.multipond.com

Oostzee 26, 3446 CH Woerden, Netherlands T: +31 (0)348 410 999 F: +31 (0)348 421 193

Sepha Ltd

11 Whittle Parkway, Slough, Berkshire, SL1 6DQ T: 01628 668836 F: 01628 664994 E: info@QuickLabel.co.uk www.QuickLabel.co.uk

Logopak International Ltd

BluePrint Automation BV

Weber Marking Systems

QuickLabel Systems

18 Bolney Grange Business Park, Stairbridge Lane, Hickstead, RH17 5PB T: 01444 239970 F: 01444 246609 E: sales@atwell-labellers.co.uk www.atwell-labellers.co.uk

LEAK TESTING

E: labellers@pago.co.uk www.pago.co.uk & www.pago.com

LABEL PRINTERS

Atwell Self-Adhesive Labellers

Unit 5 Kingfisher Way, Hemdale Business Pk, Nuneaton, Warks. CV11 6GY, UK T: 02476 351300 F: 02476 349250 E: contact.mecapack.uk@proplast-group.com www.mecapack.com

Ishida Europe Ltd Unit 2 Old Dairy Buildings, Lower Norton Farm, Sutton Scotney, Winchester SO21 3NE. T: 01962 761761 F: 01962 761762 E: info@printsafe.co.uk www.printsafe.co.uk

Multivac House, Rivermead Drive, Rivermead, Swindon SN5 7UY T: 01793 425880 F: 01793 616219 E: sales@multivac.co.uk www.multivac.com

Macmerry Industrial Estate, Tranent, East Lothian EH33 1HD T: 01875 611 111 F: 01875 611 044 E: derek.mack@weber.co.uk www.weber.co.uk

LINERLESS LABELLERS

Mecapack UK Ltd

PLF International Ltd

LASER CODERS

Pago Limited

Centenary House, 7 Crown Gate, Severalls Industrial Park, Colchester, Essex CO4 9HZ T: 01206 755206 F: 01206 755210

E: sales@rileyautomation.com www.rileyautomation.com

Colbalt House, Arden Square, Electra Way, Crewe Business Park, Crewe, CW1 6HA T: 01270 539800 F: 01270 258132 E: sales@cobaltis.co.uk www.cobalt-hsg.co.uk

ATD Marking Systems Unit 28, Morses Lane, Brightlingsea, Essex CO7 0SF T: 01206 304182 F: 01206 306100 E: sovereign@sovereignlabellingsystems.co.uk www.sovereignlabellingsystems.co.uk

Foresters Business Park, Sinfin Lane, Derby, DE23 8AG T: 01332 275850 F: 01332 275855

Cobalt Systems Ltd

Allen Coding Systems Propack Automation Machinery Ltd

Riley Automation Ltd

S + S Inspection Limited

6 Kingdom Close, Kingdom Bus. Pk., Segenworth East, Fareham, PO15 5TJ T: 01489 553740 F: 01489 575471 E: info@sesotec.co.uk www.sesotec.co.uk

MODIFIED ATMOSPHERE PACKAGING Audion Swissvac UK

Marish Wharf, St. Mary’s Rd, Langley, Berks SL3 6DA T: 01753 546777 F: 01753 585564 E: info@audionelektro.co.uk www.swissvac.co.uk www.audionelektro.co.uk

Gainsborough Engineering Company Long Wood Road, Corringham Road Industrial Estate, Gainsborough, DN21 1QB T: 01427 617677 F: 01427 810443 E: sales@gains-eng.co.uk www.gains-eng.co.uk

Ilapak Ltd

Chalfont House, Silverdale Road, Hayes, Middlesex UB3 3BN T: 020 8797 2000 F: 020 8797 2050 E: sales@ilapak.co.uk www.ilapak.com

Optima Packaging Machinery PLC PO Box 372, Winchester, Hampshire SO23 7TF T: 01962 620898 F: +49 (0)791/506-6500 E: info@optima-ger.com www.optima-ger.com

PFM Packaging Machinery Ltd PFM House, 2 Pilgrim Way, Stanningley, Leeds LS28 6LU T: 0113 239 3401 F: 0113 239 3402 E: sales@pfmuk.com www.pfmuk.com

Yamato Scale Dataweigh (UK) Ltd 3 Maple Park, Lowfields Avenue, Leeds LS12 6HH T: 0113 322 1546 F: 0113 350 2020 E: sales@yamatoscale.co.uk www.yamatoscale.co.uk

MULTIPLE PACKAGING EQUIPMENT Gordian Strapping Ltd Brunel Road, Basingstoke, Hampshire, RG21 6XX T: 01256 394400 F: 01256 394429 E: sales@gordianstrapping.com www.gordianstrapping.com

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Cermex UK Ltd

6 Monkspath Business Park, Highlands Road, Shirley, Solihull, B90 4NY T: 0121 713 6900 F: 0121 713 6935 E: khskisters@uk.khs-ag.com www.khs-ag.com

Huntingdon Business Centre, Blackstone Road, Stukeley Meadows Ind. Est., PO Box 12 PE29 6EF T: 01480 455919 F: 01480 451520 E: contact.us@cermex.fr www.cermex.co.uk

Mecapack UK Ltd

DAN-Palletiser A/S

Unit 5 Kingfisher Way, Hemdale Business Pk, Nuneaton, Warks. CV11 6GY, UK T: 02476 351300 F: 02476 349250 E: contact.mecapack.uk@proplast-group.com www.mecapack.com

PALLET SHRINK WRAPPING MACHINERY

Borgergade 17 DK-4241 Vemmelev, Denmark T: +45 5838 2193 F: +45 5838 2826 E: sales@dan-palletiser.dk www.dan-palletiser.com

Brunel Road, Basingstoke, Hampshire, RG21 6XX T: 01256 394400 F: 01256 394429 E: sales@gordianstrapping.com www.gordianstrapping.com

Huntingdon Business Centre, Blackstone Road, Stukeley Meadows Ind. Est., PO Box 12 PE29 6EF T: 01480 455919 F: 01480 451520 E: contact.us@cermex.fr www.cermex.co.uk

CKF Systems Ltd

St Albans Road, Empire Way, Gloucester GL2 5FW T: 01452 424 565 F: 01452 423 477 E: info@ckf.co.uk www.ckf.co.uk

Fischbein-Saxon Ltd

Alexandra Business Centre 274 Alma Road, Enfield, Middlesex, EN3 7BB T: 0844 372 2877 F: 0844 372 2876 E: sales@fischbein-saxon.co.uk www.fischbein.com

Gordian Strapping Ltd

PRINT & APPLY LABELLING

Cermex UK Ltd

Gordian Strapping Ltd Brunel Road, Basingstoke, Hampshire, RG21 6XX T: 01256 394400 F: 01256 394429 E: sales@gordianstrapping.com www.gordianstrapping.com

Multivac House, Rivermead Drive, Rivermead, Swindon SN5 7UY T: 01793 425880 F: 01793 616219 E: sales@multivac.co.uk www.multivac.com

O/K International

O/K House, Shepherds Grove Ind. Estate (West), Stanton, Suffolk IP31 2AR T: 01359 250705 F: 01359 250165 E: sales@okiuk.com www.okcorp.com

Phoenix Handling Solutions

Dylan Harvey Business Centre, Suite 301, Empire Business Park, Liverpool Road, Burnley BB12 6HH T: 0845 265 7570 F: 0845 265 7571 E: info@phs-uk.com www.phs-uk.com

Nordson (U.K.) Ltd.

25 Faraday Road, Rabans Lane Industrial Area, Aylesbury, HP19 8RY T: 01296 610 140 F: 01296 610 175 E: sales@uk.nordson.com www.nordson.com

PALLET STRAPPING MACHINERY

Novopac (UK) Ltd

Gordian Strapping Ltd Brunel Road, Basingstoke, Hampshire, RG21 6XX T: 01256 394400 F: 01256 394429 E: sales@gordianstrapping.com www.gordianstrapping.com

Nul Autre, Harborough Meadow, West Chiltington, West Sussex RH20 2RW T: 01798 813197 F: 01798 813743 E: novopac.uk@gmail.com www.novopac.co.uk

Dylan Harvey Business Centre, Suite 301, Empire Business Park, Liverpool Road, Burnley BB12 6HH T: 0845 265 7570 F: 0845 265 7571 E: info@phs-uk.com www.phs-uk.com

Phoenix Handling Solutions

PALLET STRETCH HOODING MACHINERY

Dylan Harvey Business Centre, Suite 301, Empire Business Park, Liverpool Road, Burnley BB12 6HH T: 0845 265 7570 F: 0845 265 7571 E: info@phs-uk.com www.phs-uk.com

Woodward Avenue, Yate, Bristol BS37 5AP T: 01454 328660 F: 01454 326871 E: machine.sales@smurfitkappa.co.uk www.machinesystems.co.uk

Dylan Harvey Business Centre, Suite 301, Empire Business Park, Liverpool Road, Burnley BB12 6HH T: 0845 265 7570 F: 0845 265 7571 E: info@phs-uk.com www.phs-uk.com

Raque Food Systems Sales Ltd 9 Ball Mill Top Business Park, Hallow, Worcester, WR2 6PD T: 01905 642820 F: 01905 641379 E: sales@raque.co.uk www.raque.com

3 Riverside Way, Ravensthorpe Industrial Estate, Dewsbury WF13 3LG T: 01924 494047 F: 01924 480949 E: sales@sewtec.co.uk www.sewtec.co.uk

Smurfit Kappa Machine Systems Woodward Avenue, Yate, Bristol BS37 5AP T: 01454 328660 F: 01454 326871 E: machine.sales@smurfitkappa.co.uk www.machinesystems.co.uk

PALLET STRETCH WRAPPING MACHINERY

Whitemill Industrial Estate, Wexford, Republic of Ireland t: UK: +44 8450 537622 t: ROI: +353 53 9163033 www.tekpak.co.uk

ADPAK Machinery Systems Ltd

NO 1 FOR SHRINKWRAPPING MACHINERY 3 Pendleside, Lomeshaye Industrial Estate, Nelson, BB9 6RY T: 01282 601444 F: 01282 612201 E: info@adpak.co.uk www.adpak.co.uk

Aetna UK Limited

Unit 18, Palmerston Street, Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffs ST1 3EU T: 01782 274100 F: 01782 272696

BluePrint Automation BV

E: info@socosystem.co.uk www.socosystem.com

E: sales@bpa-flexolutions.nl www.bpa-flexolutions.com

TMG Marchesini UK Ltd Unit M3 & 4, Cherrycourt Way, Leighton Buzzard, Beds LU7 4UH T: 01525 216201 F: 01525 216200 E: sales@marchesini.co.uk www.marchesini.com

PICK & PLACE MACHINES

Packaging Heights, Highfield Parc, Highfield Road, Oakley, Bedford MK43 7TA T: 01234 825050 F: 01234 827070 E: sales@aetna.co.uk www.aetna.co.uk

Advanced Dynamics Ltd

Gordian Strapping Ltd Brunel Road, Basingstoke, Hampshire, RG21 6XX T: 01256 394400 F: 01256 394429 E: sales@gordianstrapping.com www.gordianstrapping.com

Phoenix Handling Solutions

Dylan Harvey Business Centre, Suite 301, Empire Business Park, Liverpool Road, Burnley BB12 6HH T: 0845 265 7570 F: 0845 265 7571 E: info@phs-uk.com www.phs-uk.com

Unit 3, 606 Industrial Park, Staithgate Lane, Bradford, BD6 1YA T: 01274 731222 F: 01274 308953 E: info@advanceddynamics.co.uk www.advanceddynamics.co.uk

ADPAK Machinery Systems Ltd

Atwell Self-Adhesive Labellers

18 Bolney Grange Business Park, Stairbridge Lane, Hickstead, RH17 5PB T: 01444 239970 F: 01444 246609 E: sales@atwell-labellers.co.uk www.atwell-labellers.co.uk

BBK Labelling & Coding Solutions

Unit 30 Cinnamon Brow Business Park, Makerfield Way, Ince, Wigan, Lancashire WN2 2PR T: 01942 367262 F: 01942 226301 E: info@bbk-labelling.co.uk www.bbk-labelling.co.uk

Cobalt Systems Ltd Colbalt House, Arden Square, Electra Way, Crewe Business Park, Crewe, CW1 6HA T: 01270 539800 F: 01270 258132 E: sales@cobaltis.co.uk www.cobalt-hsg.co.uk

Domino UK Ltd

Bar Hill, Cambridge CB23 8TU T: 01954 782551 F: 01954 782874 E: enquiries@domino-uk.com www.domino-uk.com

Logopak International Ltd

Enterprise House, George Cayley Lane, Clifton Moor Ind. Estate, York, North Yorkshire YO30 4XE T: 01904 692333 F: 01904 690728 E: salesonweb@logopak.net www.logopakprintandapply.co.uk

Centenary House, 7 Crown Gate, Severalls Industrial Park, Colchester, Essex CO4 9HZ T: 01206 755206 F: 01206 755210 E: labellers@pago.co.uk www.pago.co.uk & www.pago.com

POUCH FILL & SEAL MACHINES Adelphi Manufacturing Co Ltd Olympus House, Mill Green Road, Haywards Heath, RH16 1XQ T: 01444 472300 F: 01444 472329 E: sales@adelphi.uk.com www.adelphi.uk.com

Ilapak Ltd

Chalfont House, Silverdale Road, Hayes, Middlesex UB3 3BN T: 020 8797 2000 F: 020 8797 2050 E: sales@ilapak.co.uk www.ilapak.com

Premier Labellers PLF (UK) Ltd, Unit 2, Bathside Bay, Harwich, Essex CO12 3HF T: 01255 553822 F: 01255 241638 E: sales@premierlabellers.co.uk www.premierlabellers.co.uk

Weber Marking Systems

Macmerry Industrial Estate, Tranent, East Lothian EH33 1HD T: 01875 611 111 F: 01875 611 044 E: derek.mack@weber.co.uk www.weber.co.uk

Weyfringe Longbeck Road, Marske, Redcar, North Yorkshire TS11 6HQ T: 01642 490121 F: 01642 490385

3rd Floor, Wellington House, Cowley Road, Uxbridge UB8 2XW T: +44 (0) 1895 200221 F: +44 (0) 1895 202380 www.oystar.packt.com

E: sales@weyfringe.co.uk www.weyfringe.co.uk

BluePrint Automation BV

Rovema Packaging Machines Ltd

Audion Swissvac UK

E: sales@bpa-flexolutions.nl www.bpa-flexolutions.com

8 Merlin Centre, Gatehouse Close, Aylesbury, Bucks HP19 8DP T: 01296 310490 F: 01296 483440 E: sales@rovema.co.uk www.rovema.co.uk

Marish Wharf, St. Mary’s Rd, Langley, Berks SL3 6DA T: 01753 546777 F: 01753 585564 E: info@audionelektro.co.uk www.swissvac.co.uk www.audionelektro.co.uk

CAMA 3 Ltd

Schur Technology A/S

BluePrint Automation BV

Suite 44, Berkeley House, Hunts Rise, South Marston Park, Swindon, Wilts, SN3 4TG T: 01793 831111 F: 01793 831481 E: cama3@camagroup.com www.camagroup.com

CKF Systems Ltd

READY MEALS PACKING LINES

Marking and Packaging, Fuglevangsvej 41, 8700 Horsens, DENMARK T: +45 7928 2928 F: +45 7928 2935 E: eha@schur.com www.schur.com

Oostzee 26, 3446 CH Woerden, Netherlands T: +31 (0)348 410 999 F: +31 (0)348 421 193

Cap Coder Ltd

TMG Marchesini UK Ltd

Kliklok International Ltd

Monument Business Park, Chalgrove, Oxford, OX44 7RW T: 01865 891466 F: 01865 891292 E: sales@capcoder.co.uk www.capcoder.co.uk

Unit M3 & 4, Cherrycourt Way, Leighton Buzzard, Beds LU7 4UH T: 01525 216201 F: 01525 216200 E: sales@marchesini.co.uk www.marchesini.com

Western Drive, Hengrove Park Estate, Bristol BS14 0AY T: 01275 836131 F: 01275 891754 E: sales@kliklok-int.com www.kliklok-int.com

JOBS www.machineryupdate.co.uk

Unit B, Bandet Way, Thame Ind. Estate, Thame, Oxon OX9 3SJ T: 01844 213177 F: 01844 217188 E: sales@als-eu.com www.als-eu.com

Unit 2 Farmbrough Close, Stocklake Industrial Park, Aylesbury, HP20 1DQ. T: 01296 314300 F: 01296 482424 E: enquiry@aylesbury-automation.co.uk www.aylesbury-automation.co.uk

NO 1 FOR SHRINKWRAPPING MACHINERY 3 Pendleside, Lomeshaye Industrial Estate, Nelson, BB9 6RY T: 01282 601444 F: 01282 612201 E: info@adpak.co.uk www.adpak.co.uk

St Albans Road, Empire Way, Gloucester GL2 5FW T: 01452 424 565 F: 01452 423 477 E: info@ckf.co.uk www.ckf.co.uk

Advanced Labelling Systems Ltd

Pago Limited

Oostzee 26, 3446 CH Woerden, Netherlands T: +31 (0)348 410 999 F: +31 (0)348 421 193

Aylesbury Automation Ltd

Oostzee 26, 3446 CH Woerden, Netherlands T: +31 (0)348 410 999 F: +31 (0)348 421 193

PALLETISING

Unit 3, 606 Industrial Park, Staithgate Lane, Bradford, BD6 1YA T: 01274 731222 F: 01274 308953 E: info@advanceddynamics.co.uk www.advanceddynamics.co.uk

The Hollands Centre, Hollands Road, Haverhill, Suffolk CB9 8PR T: 01440 763366 F: 01440 706834 E: sales@herma.co.uk www.herma.co.uk

POUCH DISPENSERS Soco System (UK) Ltd

Advanced Dynamics Ltd

HERMA UK Limited

Tekpak Automation Ltd Smurfit Kappa Machine Systems

Phoenix Handling Solutions

Oaklands Business Centre, Oaklands Park, Wokingham, Berkshire RG41 2FD T: 0118 977 1077 F: 0118 977 6728 E: rmaidment@quin.co.uk www.quin.co.uk

Sewtec Automation Ltd

Ocme UK Ltd King John Hse, Kingsclere Park, Kingsclere, Newbury, Berkshire RG20 4SW T: 01635 298171 F: 01635 297936 E: sales@ocme.co.uk www.ocme.co.uk

Phoenix Handling Solutions

Quin Systems Ltd

Hall Works, Church Road, Brightlingsea, Essex, CO7 0RZ T: 01206 304 982 F: 01206 304 313 E: sales@grahams-uk.com www.grahams-uk.com

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E: sales@bpa-flexolutions.nl www.bpa-flexolutions.com

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Schur Technology A/S

Lock House, Neville Street, Oldham, Lancs. OL9 6LF T: 0161 624 0333 F: 0161 624 5181 E: sales@locksinpection.co.uk www.lockinspection.com

Mecapack UK Ltd

Unit 5 Kingfisher Way, Hemdale Business Pk, Nuneaton, Warks. CV11 6GY, UK T: 02476 351300 F: 02476 349250 E: contact.mecapack.uk@proplast-group.com www.mecapack.com

G Mondini (UK) Ltd

Whitebridge Lane, Whitebridge Estates, Stone, Staffs ST15 8LY T: 01785 812512 F: 01785 819512 E: info@gmondini.co.uk www.gmondini.co.uk

Marking and Packaging, Fuglevangsvej 41, 8700 Horsens, DENMARK T: +45 7928 2928 F: +45 7928 2935 E: eha@schur.com www.schur.com

RINSERS AIR/& OR PRODUCT Holmach Ltd The Dingle, Pilsgate, Stamford, Lincs PE9 3HW T: 01780 749097 F: 01780 749098 E: sales@holmach.co.uk www.holmach.co.uk

ROBOTIC HANDLING SYSTEMS ABB Ltd

Multipond Limited 20 St Johns Road, Tylers Green, Penn, Buckinghamshire HP10 8HW T: 01494 816644 F: 01494 816206 E: info@multipond.co.uk www.multipond.com

Auriga House, Precedent Drive, Rooksley, Milton Keynes, MK13 8PQ T: 01908 350300 F: 01908 350301 E: michelle.jocelyn@gb.abb.com www.abb.com/robotics

ADPAK Machinery Systems Ltd Multivac House, Rivermead Drive, Rivermead, Swindon SN5 7UY T: 01793 425880 F: 01793 616219 E: sales@multivac.co.uk www.multivac.com

NO 1 FOR SHRINKWRAPPING MACHINERY 3 Pendleside, Lomeshaye Industrial Estate, Nelson, BB9 6RY T: 01282 601444 F: 01282 612201 E: info@adpak.co.uk www.adpak.co.uk

Aylesbury Automation Ltd Unit 2 Old Dairy Buildings, Lower Norton Farm, Sutton Scotney, Winchester SO21 3NE. T: 01962 761761 F: 01962 761762 E: info@printsafe.co.uk www.printsafe.co.uk

Unit 2 Farmbrough Close, Stocklake Industrial Park, Aylesbury, HP20 1DQ. T: 01296 314300 F: 01296 482424 E: enquiry@aylesbury-automation.co.uk www.aylesbury-automation.co.uk

BluePrint Automation BV Oostzee 26, 3446 CH Woerden, Netherlands T: +31 (0)348 410 999 F: +31 (0)348 421 193

Raque Food Systems Sales Ltd 9 Ball Mill Top Business Park, Hallow, Worcester, WR2 6PD T: 01905 642820 F: 01905 641379 E: sales@raque.co.uk www.raque.com

E: sales@bpa-flexolutions.nl www.bpa-flexolutions.com

CAMA 3 Ltd Reiser UK Ltd Maidstone Road, Kingston, Milton Keynes, MK10 0BD T: 01908 585300 F: 01908 585400 E: salesuk@reiser.com www.reiser.com

Suite 44, Berkeley House, Hunts Rise, South Marston Park, Swindon, Wilts, SN3 4TG T: 01793 831111 F: 01793 831481 E: cama3@camagroup.com www.camagroup.com

Cermex UK Ltd Riggs Autopack Ltd

Southfield Street, Nelson, Lancashire BB9 0LD T: 01282 440040 F: 01282 440041 E: info@autopack.co.uk www.autopack.co.uk

Huntingdon Business Centre, Blackstone Road, Stukeley Meadows Ind. Est., PO Box 12 PE29 6EF T: 01480 455919 F: 01480 451520 E: contact.us@cermex.fr www.cermex.co.uk

CKF Systems Ltd Schur Technology A/S

Marking and Packaging, Fuglevangsvej 41, 8700 Horsens, DENMARK T: +45 7928 2928 F: +45 7928 2935 E: eha@schur.com www.schur.com

St Albans Road, Empire Way, Gloucester GL2 5FW T: 01452 424 565 F: 01452 423 477 E: info@ckf.co.uk www.ckf.co.uk

FlexLink Systems Limited Sealpac UK Ltd Unit 5, Wokingham Commercial Centre, Molly Millars Lane, Wokingham RG41 2RF T: 0118 977 3400 F: 0118 989 3995 E: sales@sealpac-uk.com www.sealpac-uk.com

2 Tanners Drive, Blakelands, Milton Keynes, MK14 5BN T: 01908 327200 F: 01908 327201 E: info.uk@flexlink.com www.flexlink.co.uk

Gordian Strapping Ltd

READY MEALS SLEEVING

Brunel Road, Basingstoke, Hampshire, RG21 6XX T: 01256 394400 F: 01256 394429 E: sales@gordianstrapping.com www.gordianstrapping.com

Kliklok International Ltd Western Drive, Hengrove Park Estate, Bristol BS14 0AY T: 01275 836131 F: 01275 891754 E: sales@kliklok-int.com www.kliklok-int.com

RESEALABLE PACKAGING

intrion 1 Wolseley Business Park, Kempston Bedfordshire MK42 7PN T: 01234 851515 F: 01234 851514 E: sales.uk@intrion.com www.intrion.com

Enigma Business Park, Sandy’s Road, Malvern, Worcestershire WR14 1JJ Freephone: 0800 7313643 Fax: 01684 891401 Email: contact@autobag.co.uk www.autobag.co.uk

Multivac House, Rivermead Drive, Rivermead, Swindon SN5 7UY T: 01793 425880 F: 01793 616219 E: sales@multivac.co.uk www.multivac.com

Ilapak Ltd

Quin Systems Ltd

Chalfont House, Silverdale Road, Hayes, Middlesex UB3 3BN T: 020 8797 2000 F: 020 8797 2050 E: sales@ilapak.co.uk www.ilapak.com

Oaklands Business Centre, Oaklands Park, Wokingham, Berkshire RG41 2FD T: 0118 977 1077 F: 0118 977 6728 E: rmaidment@quin.co.uk www.quin.co.uk

Tekpak Automation Ltd

Dividella AG

Whitemill Industrial Estate, Wexford, Republic of Ireland t: UK: +44 8450 537622 t: ROI: +353 53 9163033 www.tekpak.co.uk

c/o Koerber Medipak UK, Mountbatten House, Fairacres, Windsor, Berks SL4 4LE T: 01753 754865 www.dividella.com

Yaskawa UK Ltd

Gainsborough Engineering Company

Unit 2 Johnson Park, Wildmere Road, Banbury, Oxfordshire, OX16 3JU T: 01295 272755 F: 01295 267127 E: info.uk@yaskawa.eu.com www.yaskawa.eu.com

ROBOTIC PALLETISERS Astec Conveyors Robian Way, Swadlincote, Derbyshire DE11 9DH T: 01283 210333 F: 01283 210444 E: Sales@Astecconveyors.com www.astecconveyors.com

CKF Systems Ltd

St Albans Road, Empire Way, Gloucester GL2 5FW T: 01452 424 565 F: 01452 423 477 E: info@ckf.co.uk www.ckf.co.uk

Cermex UK Ltd

Huntingdon Business Centre, Blackstone Road, Stukeley Meadows Ind. Est., PO Box 12 PE29 6EF T: 01480 455919 F: 01480 451520 E: contact.us@cermex.fr www.cermex.co.uk

Gordian Strapping Ltd Brunel Road, Basingstoke, Hampshire, RG21 6XX T: 01256 394400 F: 01256 394429 E: sales@gordianstrapping.com www.gordianstrapping.com

KHS UK Limited 6 Monkspath Business Park, Highlands Road, Shirley, Solihull, B90 4NY T: 0121 713 6900 F: 0121 713 6935 E: khskisters@uk.khs-ag.com www.khs-ag.com

Nachi Europe U.K. Unit 3, 92, Kettles Wood Drive, Woodgate Business Park, Birmingham, B32 3DB T: 0121 243 2922 F: 0121 421 7520 E: robots@nachi.co.uk www.nachirobotics.eu

3 Riverside Way, Ravensthorpe Industrial Estate, Dewsbury WF13 3LG T: 01924 494047 F: 01924 480949 E: sales@sewtec.co.uk www.sewtec.co.uk

JOBS

King John Hse, Kingsclere Park, Kingsclere, Newbury, Berkshire RG20 4SW T: 01635 298171 F: 01635 297936 E: sales@ocme.co.uk www.ocme.co.uk

Phoenix Handling Solutions

Dylan Harvey Business Centre, Suite 301, Empire Business Park, Liverpool Road, Burnley BB12 6HH T: 0845 265 7570 F: 0845 265 7571 E: info@phs-uk.com www.phs-uk.com

Smurfit Kappa Machine Systems Woodward Avenue, Yate, Bristol BS37 5AP T: 01454 328660 F: 01454 326871 E: machine.sales@smurfitkappa.co.uk www.machinesystems.co.uk

Yaskawa UK Ltd Unit 2 Johnson Park, Wildmere Road, Banbury, Oxfordshire, OX16 3JU T: 01295 272755 F: 01295 267127 E: info.uk@yaskawa.eu.com www.yaskawa.eu.com

ROBOTS

Chalfont House, Silverdale Road, Hayes, Middlesex UB3 3BN T: 020 8797 2000 F: 020 8797 2050 E: sales@ilapak.co.uk www.ilapak.com

Körber Medipak UK

Mountbatten House, Fairacres, Windsor, Berks SL4 4LE T: 01753 754865 E: info@uk.koerber-medipak.com www.koerber-medipak.com

MediSeal GmbH

c/o Koerber Medipak UK, Mountbatten House, Fairacres, Windsor, Berks SL4 4LE T: 01753 754865 www.mediseal.de

Propack Automation Machinery Ltd

10 Hill Wootton Rd, Leek Wootton, Warwicks, CV35 7QL T: 02476 470074 E: office@propack.co.uk www.propack.co.uk

Rovema Packaging Machines Ltd 8 Merlin Centre, Gatehouse Close, Aylesbury, Bucks HP19 8DP T: 01296 310490 F: 01296 483440 E: sales@rovema.co.uk www.rovema.co.uk

TMG Marchesini UK Ltd Unit M3 & 4, Cherrycourt Way, Leighton Buzzard, Beds LU7 4UH T: 01525 216201 F: 01525 216200 E: sales@marchesini.co.uk www.marchesini.com

SAFETY GUARDING

Sensor House, Phoenix Park, St Neots, Cambridgeshire PE19 8EP T: 01480 408 500 E: mail@leuze.co.uk www.leuze.co.uk

SEAL TESTING BluePrint Automation BV Oostzee 26, 3446 CH Woerden, Netherlands T: +31 (0)348 410 999 F: +31 (0)348 421 193 E: sales@bpa-flexolutions.nl www.bpa-flexolutions.com

Jenton International Ltd.

9/10 Ardglen Ind. Estate, Ardglen Road, Whitchurch, Hants RG28 7BB T: 01256 892194 F: 01256 896486 E: sales@jenton.co.uk www.jenton.co.uk

SHRINK SLEEVING

Hall Works, Church Road, Brightlingsea, Essex, CO7 0RZ T: 01206 304 982 F: 01206 304 313 E: sales@grahams-uk.com www.grahams-uk.com

CAMA 3 Ltd

Suite 44, Berkeley House, Hunts Rise, South Marston Park, Swindon, Wilts, SN3 4TG T: 01793 831111 F: 01793 831481 E: cama3@camagroup.com www.camagroup.com

Nachi Europe U.K. Unit 3, 92, Kettles Wood Drive, Woodgate Business Park, Birmingham, B32 3DB T: 0121 243 2922 F: 0121 421 7520 E: robots@nachi.co.uk www.nachirobotics.eu

SACHET MACHINES

Sleevit Systems part of Turpins Packaging Systems Ltd Kennedy Way, Clacton-on-Sea, Essex CO15 4AB T: 01255 423402 F: 01255 473312 E: sales@sleevit.com www.sleevit.com

Unit 28, Morses Lane, Brightlingsea, Essex CO7 0SF T: 01206 304182 F: 01206 306100 E: sovereign@sovereignlabellingsystems.co.uk www.sovereignlabellingsystems.co.uk

Yorkshire Packaging Systems Ltd Hall Works, Church Road, Brightlingsea, Essex, CO7 0RZ T: 01206 304 982 F: 01206 304 313 E: sales@grahams-uk.com www.grahams-uk.com

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Ocme UK Ltd

Sewtec Automation Ltd Multivac House, Rivermead Drive, Rivermead, Swindon SN5 7UY T: 01793 425880 F: 01793 616219 E: sales@multivac.co.uk www.multivac.com

Long Wood Road, Corringham Road Industrial Estate, Gainsborough, DN21 1QB T: 01427 617677 F: 01427 810443 E: sales@gains-eng.co.uk www.gains-eng.co.uk

Woodkirk Freight Terminal, Quarry Lane, Woodkirk, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire WF12 7JJ T: 01924 441355 F: 01924 440686 E: enquiries@yps.co.uk www.yps.co.uk

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Novopac (UK) Ltd

Hall Works, Church Road, Brightlingsea, Essex, CO7 0RZ T: 01206 304 982 F: 01206 304 313 E: sales@grahams-uk.com www.grahams-uk.com

ADPAK Machinery Systems Ltd

NO 1 FOR SHRINKWRAPPING MACHINERY 3 Pendleside, Lomeshaye Industrial Estate, Nelson, BB9 6RY T: 01282 601444 F: 01282 612201 E: info@adpak.co.uk www.adpak.co.uk

Marden Edwards Limited

2 Nimrod Way, Ferndown Industrial Estate, Wimborne, Dorset BH21 7SH T: 01202 861200 F: 01202 861400 E: info@mardenedwards.com www.mardenedwards.com

St Albans Road, Empire Way, Gloucester GL2 5FW T: 01452 424 565 F: 01452 423 477 E: info@ckf.co.uk www.ckf.co.uk

Packaging Aids Limited

D.H. Industries Limited

Lords Way, Basildon, Essex SS13 1TN T: 01268 885885 F: 01268 885860 E: sales@packer-products.co.uk www.packer-products.co.uk

PFM Packaging Machinery Ltd PFM House, 2 Pilgrim Way, Stanningley, Leeds LS28 6LU T: 0113 239 3401 F: 0113 239 3402 E: sales@pfmuk.com www.pfmuk.com

Sealed Air Ltd Clifton House, 1 Marston Road, St. Neots, PE19 2HN T: 01480 224000 F: 01480 224063

E: jack.ralston@sealedair.com www.sealedair-emea.com

Multivac House, Rivermead Drive, Rivermead, Swindon SN5 7UY T: 01793 425880 F: 01793 616219 E: sales@multivac.co.uk www.multivac.com

Novopac (UK) Ltd Nul Autre, Harborough Meadow, West Chiltington, West Sussex RH20 2RW T: 01798 813197 F: 01798 813743 E: novopac.uk@gmail.com www.novopac.co.uk

Sealed Air Ltd Clifton House, 1 Marston Road, St. Neots, PE19 2HN T: 01480 224000 F: 01480 224063

E: jack.ralston@sealedair.com www.sealedair-emea.com

Sleevit Systems part of Turpins Packaging Systems Ltd Kennedy Way, Clacton-on-Sea, Essex CO15 4AB T: 01255 423402 F: 01255 473312 E: sales@sleevit.com www.sleevit.com

Unit 28, Morses Lane, Brightlingsea, Essex CO7 0SF T: 01206 304182 F: 01206 306100 E: sovereign@sovereignlabellingsystems.co.uk www.sovereignlabellingsystems.co.uk

Unit M3 & 4, Cherrycourt Way, Leighton Buzzard, Beds LU7 4UH T: 01525 216201 F: 01525 216200 E: sales@marchesini.co.uk www.marchesini.com

2 Nimrod Way, Ferndown Ind. Est., Wimborne, Dorset BH21 7SH T: 01202 870201 F: 01202 861400 E: info@wrapsuk.com www.wrapsuk.com

Woodkirk Freight Terminal, Quarry Lane, Woodkirk, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire WF12 7JJ T: 01924 441355 F: 01924 440686 E: enquiries@yps.co.uk www.yps.co.uk

Marsh Lane, Riverside Industrial Estate, Boston, Lincs PE21 7PJ T: 01205 357887 F: 01205 368649 E: info@euroflow.com www.euroflow.com

Gordian Strapping Ltd Brunel Road, Basingstoke, Hampshire, RG21 6XX T: 01256 394400 F: 01256 394429 E: sales@gordianstrapping.com www.gordianstrapping.com

ITCM

13 Westwood Way, Westwood Business Park, Coventry, CV4 8HS T: 02476 421100 F: 02476 421255 www.molinsitcm.com

Wraps UK Ltd 2 Nimrod Way, Ferndown Ind. Est., Wimborne, Dorset BH21 7SH T: 01202 870201 F: 01202 861400 E: info@wrapsuk.com www.wrapsuk.com

Woodkirk Freight Terminal, Quarry Lane, Woodkirk, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire WF12 7JJ T: 01924 441355 F: 01924 440686 E: enquiries@yps.co.uk www.yps.co.uk

SLEEVE FEEDERS Atwell Self-Adhesive Labellers

18 Bolney Grange Business Park, Stairbridge Lane, Hickstead, RH17 5PB T: 01444 239970 F: 01444 246609 E: sales@atwell-labellers.co.uk www.atwell-labellers.co.uk

10 Hill Wootton Rd, Leek Wootton, Warwicks, CV35 7QL T: 02476 470074 E: office@propack.co.uk www.propack.co.uk

3 Riverside Way, Ravensthorpe Industrial Estate, Dewsbury WF13 3LG T: 01924 494047 F: 01924 480949 E: sales@sewtec.co.uk www.sewtec.co.uk

NO 1 FOR SHRINKWRAPPING MACHINERY 3 Pendleside, Lomeshaye Industrial Estate, Nelson, BB9 6RY T: 01282 601444 F: 01282 612201 E: info@adpak.co.uk www.adpak.co.uk

Aetna UK Limited

Packaging Heights, Highfield Parc, Highfield Road, Oakley, Bedford MK43 7TA T: 01234 825050 F: 01234 827070 E: sales@aetna.co.uk www.aetna.co.uk

Sleevit Systems part of Turpins Packaging Systems Ltd Kennedy Way, Clacton-on-Sea, Essex CO15 4AB T: 01255 423402 F: 01255 473312 E: sales@sleevit.com www.sleevit.com

SKIN PACKAGING

Astec Conveyors Robian Way, Swadlincote, Derbyshire DE11 9DH T: 01283 210333 F: 01283 210444 E: Sales@Astecconveyors.com www.astecconveyors.com

CKF Systems Ltd

St Albans Road, Empire Way, Gloucester GL2 5FW T: 01452 424 565 F: 01452 423 477 E: info@ckf.co.uk www.ckf.co.uk

Marish Wharf, St. Mary’s Rd, Langley, Berks SL3 6DA T: 01753 546777 F: 01753 585564 E: info@audionelektro.co.uk www.swissvac.co.uk www.audionelektro.co.uk

Cermex UK Ltd

Huntingdon Business Centre, Blackstone Road, Stukeley Meadows Ind. Est., PO Box 12 PE29 6EF T: 01480 455919 F: 01480 451520 E: contact.us@cermex.fr www.cermex.co.uk

KHS UK Limited

Whitebridge Lane, Whitebridge Estates, Stone, Staffs ST15 8LY T: 01785 812512 F: 01785 819512 E: info@gmondini.co.uk www.gmondini.co.uk

Multivac House, Rivermead Drive, Rivermead, Swindon SN5 7UY T: 01793 425880 F: 01793 616219 E: sales@multivac.co.uk www.multivac.com

SPECIAL PURPOSE MACHINES Aylesbury Automation Ltd

6 Monkspath Business Park, Highlands Road, Shirley, Solihull, B90 4NY T: 0121 713 6900 F: 0121 713 6935 E: khskisters@uk.khs-ag.com www.khs-ag.com

Unit 2 Farmbrough Close, Stocklake Industrial Park, Aylesbury, HP20 1DQ. T: 01296 314300 F: 01296 482424 E: enquiry@aylesbury-automation.co.uk www.aylesbury-automation.co.uk

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Gordian Strapping Ltd Brunel Road, Basingstoke, Hampshire, RG21 6XX T: 01256 394400 F: 01256 394429 E: sales@gordianstrapping.com www.gordianstrapping.com

Packaging Aids Limited Lords Way, Basildon, Essex SS13 1TN T: 01268 885885 F: 01268 885860 E: sales@packer-products.co.uk www.packer-products.co.uk

STRETCH WRAPPERS Packaging Heights, Highfield Parc, Highfield Road, Oakley, Bedford MK43 7TA T: 01234 825050 F: 01234 827070 E: sales@aetna.co.uk www.aetna.co.uk

Brunel Road, Basingstoke, Hampshire, RG21 6XX T: 01256 394400 F: 01256 394429 E: sales@gordianstrapping.com www.gordianstrapping.com

Packaging Aids Limited Lords Way, Basildon, Essex SS13 1TN T: 01268 885885 F: 01268 885860 E: sales@packer-products.co.uk www.packer-products.co.uk

Sollas UK Ltd

Unit 12, Ardglen Ind. Est., Whitchurch, Hampshire RG28 7BB T: 01256 896930 F: 01256 896665 E: sales@sollasuk.com www.sollas.com

STRIP PACKERS TMG Marchesini UK Ltd Unit M3 & 4, Cherrycourt Way, Leighton Buzzard, Beds LU7 4UH T: 01525 216201 F: 01525 216200 E: sales@marchesini.co.uk www.marchesini.com

Audion Swissvac UK

Marish Wharf, St. Mary’s Rd, Langley, Berks SL3 6DA T: 01753 546777 F: 01753 585564 E: info@audionelektro.co.uk www.swissvac.co.uk www.audionelektro.co.uk

Körber Medipak UK

Mountbatten House, Fairacres, Windsor, Berks SL4 4LE T: 01753 754865 E: info@uk.koerber-medipak.com www.koerber-medipak.com

TAMPER EVIDENT SLEEVING Sleevit Systems part of Turpins Packaging Systems Ltd Kennedy Way, Clacton-on-Sea, Essex CO15 4AB T: 01255 423402 F: 01255 473312 E: sales@sleevit.com www.sleevit.com

TEA BAGGING MACHINES

G Mondini (UK) Ltd Audion Swissvac UK

NO 1 FOR SHRINKWRAPPING MACHINERY 3 Pendleside, Lomeshaye Industrial Estate, Nelson, BB9 6RY T: 01282 601444 F: 01282 612201 E: info@adpak.co.uk www.adpak.co.uk

2 Nimrod Way, Ferndown Industrial Estate, Wimborne, Dorset BH21 7SH T: 01202 861200 F: 01202 861400 E: info@mardenedwards.com www.mardenedwards.com

STICK PACK MACHINES

ADPAK Machinery Systems Ltd

ADPAK Machinery Systems Ltd

Marden Edwards Limited

SPIRAL CONVEYORS

Suite 44, Berkeley House, Hunts Rise, South Marston Park, Swindon, Wilts, SN3 4TG T: 01793 831111 F: 01793 831481 E: cama3@camagroup.com www.camagroup.com

Hall Works, Church Road, Brightlingsea, Essex, CO7 0RZ T: 01206 304 982 F: 01206 304 313 E: sales@grahams-uk.com www.grahams-uk.com

STRAPPING

Gordian Strapping Ltd Sewtec Automation Ltd

CAMA 3 Ltd

SHRINK WRAPPING

Alexandra Business Centre 274 Alma Road, Enfield, Middlesex, EN3 7BB T: 0844 372 2877 F: 0844 372 2876

Aetna UK Limited Propack Automation Machinery Ltd

Yorkshire Packaging Systems Ltd

SLEEVING MACHINES

Yorkshire Packaging Systems Ltd

Euroflow Engineering Ltd

E: itcm@molinsitcm.com

Fischbein-Saxon Ltd

E: sales@fischbein-saxon.co.uk www.fischbein.com

Fenton Way, Southfields Business Park, Laindon, Essex SS15 6TD T: 01268 410666 F: 01268 410777 E: dh@dhi.co.uk www.dhi.co.uk

TMG Marchesini UK Ltd

Unit 2 Old Dairy Buildings, Lower Norton Farm, Sutton Scotney, Winchester SO21 3NE. T: 01962 761761 F: 01962 761762 E: info@printsafe.co.uk www.printsafe.co.uk

Wraps UK Ltd

STITCHERS

CKF Systems Ltd

Nul Autre, Harborough Meadow, West Chiltington, West Sussex RH20 2RW T: 01798 813197 F: 01798 813743 E: novopac.uk@gmail.com www.novopac.co.uk

Optima Packaging Machinery PLC Optima Packaging Machinery PLC PO Box 372, Winchester, Hampshire SO23 7TF T: 01962 620898 F: +49 (0)791/506-6500 E: info@optima-ger.com www.optima-ger.com

Propack Automation Machinery Ltd

10 Hill Wootton Rd, Leek Wootton, Warwicks, CV35 7QL T: 02476 470074 E: office@propack.co.uk www.propack.co.uk

PO Box 372, Winchester, Hampshire SO23 7TF T: 01962 620898 F: +49 (0)791/506-6500 E: info@optima-ger.com www.optima-ger.com

TMG Marchesini UK Ltd Unit M3 & 4, Cherrycourt Way, Leighton Buzzard, Beds LU7 4UH T: 01525 216201 F: 01525 216200 E: sales@marchesini.co.uk www.marchesini.com

THERMAL PRINTERS

TMG Marchesini UK Ltd

ATD Marking Systems

Unit M3 & 4, Cherrycourt Way, Leighton Buzzard, Beds LU7 4UH T: 01525 216201 F: 01525 216200 E: sales@marchesini.co.uk www.marchesini.com

Marley House, The Mill, Great Bowden Road, Market Harborough, Leicestershire, LE16 7DE T: 01858 461014 F: 01858 436900 E: mail@atduk.com www.atduk.com

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Advanced Labelling Systems Ltd Unit B, Bandet Way, Thame Ind. Estate, Thame, Oxon OX9 3SJ T: 01844 213177 F: 01844 217188 E: sales@als-eu.com www.als-eu.com

Allen Coding Systems Unit 9 Gateway 1000, Whittle Way, Arlington Business Park, Stevenage, Herts, SG1 2FP T: 01438 347770 F: 01438 347771 E: info@allencoding.co.uk www.allencoding.co.uk

Atwell Self-Adhesive Labellers

18 Bolney Grange Business Park, Stairbridge Lane, Hickstead, RH17 5PB T: 01444 239970 F: 01444 246609 E: sales@atwell-labellers.co.uk www.atwell-labellers.co.uk

Enigma Business Park, Sandy’s Road, Malvern, Worcestershire WR14 1JJ Freephone: 0800 7313643 Fax: 01684 891401 Email: contact@autobag.co.uk www.autobag.co.uk

BBK Labelling & Coding Solutions

Unit 30 Cinnamon Brow Business Park, Makerfield Way, Ince, Wigan, Lancashire WN2 2PR T: 01942 367262 F: 01942 226301 E: info@bbk-labelling.co.uk www.bbk-labelling.co.uk

Domino UK Ltd

Bar Hill, Cambridge CB23 8TU T: 01954 782551 F: 01954 782874 E: enquiries@domino-uk.com www.domino-uk.com

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Sealpac UK Ltd

Smurfit Kappa Machine Systems Woodward Avenue, Yate, Bristol BS37 5AP T: 01454 328660 F: 01454 326871 E: machine.sales@smurfitkappa.co.uk www.machinesystems.co.uk

Norden (UK) Ltd

Unit 5, Wokingham Commercial Centre, Molly Millars Lane, Wokingham RG41 2RF T: 0118 977 3400 F: 0118 989 3995 E: sales@sealpac-uk.com www.sealpac-uk.com

TMG Marchesini UK Ltd

TMG Marchesini UK Ltd

Optima Packaging Machinery PLC

Unit M3 & 4, Cherrycourt Way, Leighton Buzzard, Beds LU7 4UH T: 01525 216201 F: 01525 216200 E: sales@marchesini.co.uk www.marchesini.com

TRAY DENESTING SYSTEMS Aylesbury Automation Ltd

Unit 2 Farmbrough Close, Stocklake Industrial Park, Aylesbury, HP20 1DQ. T: 01296 314300 F: 01296 482424 E: enquiry@aylesbury-automation.co.uk www.aylesbury-automation.co.uk

Euroflow Engineering Ltd Marsh Lane, Riverside Industrial Estate, Boston, Lincs PE21 7PJ T: 01205 357887 F: 01205 368649 E: info@euroflow.com www.euroflow.com

Whitebridge Lane, Whitebridge Estates, Stone, Staffs ST15 8LY T: 01785 812512 F: 01785 819512 E: info@gmondini.co.uk www.gmondini.co.uk

Burrel Road, St. Ives, Cambs PE27 3LA T: 01480 302674 F: 01480 302116 E: uksales@linx.co.uk www.linx.co.uk

Propack Automation Machinery Ltd

10 Hill Wootton Rd, Leek Wootton, Warwicks, CV35 7QL T: 02476 470074 E: office@propack.co.uk www.propack.co.uk

Raque Food Systems Sales Ltd

Pago Limited

9 Ball Mill Top Business Park, Hallow, Worcester, WR2 6PD T: 01905 642820 F: 01905 641379 E: sales@raque.co.uk www.raque.com

E: labellers@pago.co.uk www.pago.co.uk & www.pago.com

Unit 2 Old Dairy Buildings, Lower Norton Farm, Sutton Scotney, Winchester SO21 3NE. T: 01962 761761 F: 01962 761762 E: info@printsafe.co.uk www.printsafe.co.uk

Weber Marking Systems

Macmerry Industrial Estate, Tranent, East Lothian EH33 1HD T: 01875 611 111 F: 01875 611 044 E: derek.mack@weber.co.uk www.weber.co.uk

Sewtec Automation Ltd

3 Riverside Way, Ravensthorpe Industrial Estate, Dewsbury WF13 3LG T: 01924 494047 F: 01924 480949 E: sales@sewtec.co.uk www.sewtec.co.uk

TRAY ERECTING/PACKING ADPAK Machinery Systems Ltd

NO 1 FOR SHRINKWRAPPING MACHINERY 3 Pendleside, Lomeshaye Industrial Estate, Nelson, BB9 6RY T: 01282 601444 F: 01282 612201 E: info@adpak.co.uk www.adpak.co.uk

THERMOFORMING BluePrint Automation BV Anchor Plastics Machinery

The Watermill, Royal Quay, Harefield, Middlesex UB9 6SA T: 01895 824301 F: 01895 825344 E: info@anchor-pm.co.uk www.anchor-pm.co.uk

Dividella AG c/o Koerber Medipak UK, Mountbatten House, Fairacres, Windsor, Berks SL4 4LE T: 01753 754865 www.dividella.com

Körber Medipak UK

Mountbatten House, Fairacres, Windsor, Berks SL4 4LE T: 01753 754865 E: info@uk.koerber-medipak.com www.koerber-medipak.com

Mecapack UK Ltd

Unit 5 Kingfisher Way, Hemdale Business Pk, Nuneaton, Warks. CV11 6GY, UK T: 02476 351300 F: 02476 349250 E: contact.mecapack.uk@proplast-group.com www.mecapack.com

MediSeal GmbH

c/o Koerber Medipak UK, Mountbatten House, Fairacres, Windsor, Berks SL4 4LE T: 01753 754865 www.mediseal.de

Multivac House, Rivermead Drive, Rivermead, Swindon SN5 7UY T: 01793 425880 F: 01793 616219 E: sales@multivac.co.uk www.multivac.com

Marish Wharf, St. Mary’s Rd, Langley, Berks SL3 6DA T: 01753 546777 F: 01753 585564 E: info@audionelektro.co.uk www.swissvac.co.uk www.audionelektro.co.uk

Ishida Europe Ltd

11 Kettles Wood Drive, Woodgate Business Park, Birmingham B32 3DB T: 0121 607 7700 F: 0121 607 7666

E: info@ishidaeurope.com www.ishidaeurope.com

Whitebridge Lane, Whitebridge Estates, Stone, Staffs ST15 8LY T: 01785 812512 F: 01785 819512 E: info@gmondini.co.uk www.gmondini.co.uk

Unit 5 Kingfisher Way, Hemdale Business Pk, Nuneaton, Warks. CV11 6GY, UK T: 02476 351300 F: 02476 349250 E: contact.mecapack.uk@proplast-group.com www.mecapack.com

Multivac House, Rivermead Drive, Rivermead, Swindon SN5 7UY T: 01793 425880 F: 01793 616219 E: sales@multivac.co.uk www.multivac.com

Optima Packaging Machinery PLC

E: sales@opendate.co.uk www.opendate.co.uk

Centenary House, 7 Crown Gate, Severalls Industrial Park, Colchester, Essex CO4 9HZ T: 01206 755206 F: 01206 755210

Audion Swissvac UK

PO Box 372, Winchester, Hampshire SO23 7TF T: 01962 620898 F: +49 (0)791/506-6500 E: info@optima-ger.com www.optima-ger.com

TMG Marchesini UK Ltd Unit M3 & 4, Cherrycourt Way, Leighton Buzzard, Beds LU7 4UH T: 01525 216201 F: 01525 216200 E: sales@marchesini.co.uk www.marchesini.com

UNSCRAMBLERS Aylesbury Automation Ltd

Unit 2 Farmbrough Close, Stocklake Industrial Park, Aylesbury, HP20 1DQ. T: 01296 314300 F: 01296 482424 E: enquiry@aylesbury-automation.co.uk www.aylesbury-automation.co.uk

BluePrint Automation BV Oostzee 26, 3446 CH Woerden, Netherlands T: +31 (0)348 410 999 F: +31 (0)348 421 193 E: sales@bpa-flexolutions.nl www.bpa-flexolutions.com

Mecapack UK Ltd Optima Packaging Machinery PLC

Linx Printing Technologies Ltd

Units 8 & 9, Puma Trade Park, Morden Rd, Mitcham, Surrey CR4 4DG T: 020 8655 4999 F: 020 8655 4990

TRAY SEALERS

G Mondini (UK) Ltd G Mondini (UK) Ltd

PO Box 372, Winchester, Hampshire SO23 7TF T: 01962 620898 F: +49 (0)791/506-6500 E: info@optima-ger.com www.optima-ger.com

Open Date Equipment Ltd

Unit M3 & 4, Cherrycourt Way, Leighton Buzzard, Beds LU7 4UH T: 01525 216201 F: 01525 216200 E: sales@marchesini.co.uk www.marchesini.com

Church Street, Baldock, Hertfordshire SG7 5AF T: 01462 895245 F: 01462 895683 E: enquiries@norden.co.uk www.nordenmachinery.se

Oostzee 26, 3446 CH Woerden, Netherlands T: +31 (0)348 410 999 F: +31 (0)348 421 193 E: sales@bpa-flexolutions.nl www.bpa-flexolutions.com

PO Box 372, Winchester, Hampshire SO23 7TF T: 01962 620898 F: +49 (0)791/506-6500 E: info@optima-ger.com www.optima-ger.com

Raque Food Systems Sales Ltd 9 Ball Mill Top Business Park, Hallow, Worcester, WR2 6PD T: 01905 642820 F: 01905 641379 E: sales@raque.co.uk www.raque.com

Reiser UK Ltd Maidstone Road, Kingston, Milton Keynes, MK10 0BD T: 01908 585300 F: 01908 585400 E: salesuk@reiser.com www.reiser.com

Sealpac UK Ltd Unit 5, Wokingham Commercial Centre, Molly Millars Lane, Wokingham RG41 2RF T: 0118 977 3400 F: 0118 989 3995 E: sales@sealpac-uk.com www.sealpac-uk.com

TUB/CUP FILLING & CLOSING MACHINES Optima Packaging Machinery PLC

Cermex UK Ltd

PO Box 372, Winchester, Hampshire SO23 7TF T: 01962 620898 F: +49 (0)791/506-6500 E: info@optima-ger.com www.optima-ger.com

KHS UK Limited

3rd Floor, Wellington House, Cowley Road, Uxbridge UB8 2XW T: +44 (0) 1895 200221 F: +44 (0) 1895 202380 www.oystar.packt.com

Huntingdon Business Centre, Blackstone Road, Stukeley Meadows Ind. Est., PO Box 12 PE29 6EF T: 01480 455919 F: 01480 451520 E: contact.us@cermex.fr www.cermex.co.uk

6 Monkspath Business Park, Highlands Road, Shirley, Solihull, B90 4NY T: 0121 713 6900 F: 0121 713 6935 E: khskisters@uk.khs-ag.com www.khs-ag.com

Novopac (UK) Ltd Nul Autre, Harborough Meadow, West Chiltington, West Sussex RH20 2RW T: 01798 813197 F: 01798 813743 E: novopac.uk@gmail.com www.novopac.co.uk

Optima Packaging Machinery PLC PO Box 372, Winchester, Hampshire SO23 7TF T: 01962 620898 F: +49 (0)791/506-6500 E: info@optima-ger.com www.optima-ger.com

PFM Packaging Machinery Ltd PFM House, 2 Pilgrim Way, Stanningley, Leeds LS28 6LU T: 0113 239 3401 F: 0113 239 3402 E: sales@pfmuk.com www.pfmuk.com

Raque Food Systems Sales Ltd 9 Ball Mill Top Business Park, Hallow, Worcester, WR2 6PD T: 01905 642820 F: 01905 641379 E: sales@raque.co.uk www.raque.com

TUBE FILLING

Quin Systems Ltd

Adelphi Manufacturing Co Ltd

Oaklands Business Centre, Oaklands Park, Wokingham, Berkshire RG41 2FD T: 0118 977 1077 F: 0118 977 6728 E: rmaidment@quin.co.uk www.quin.co.uk

Olympus House, Mill Green Road, Haywards Heath, RH16 1XQ T: 01444 472300 F: 01444 472329 E: sales@adelphi.uk.com www.adelphi.uk.com

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Propack Automation Machinery Ltd

10 Hill Wootton Rd, Leek Wootton, Warwicks, CV35 7QL T: 02476 470074 E: office@propack.co.uk www.propack.co.uk

VACUUM CONVEYING EQUIPMENT K-Tron Great Britain Ltd

4 Acorn Business Park, Heaton Lane, Stockport, Cheshire, SK4 1AS T: 0161 209 4810 F: 0161 474 0292 E: kb@ktron.com www.ktron.com

Optima Packaging Machinery PLC PO Box 372, Winchester, Hampshire SO23 7TF T: 01962 620898 F: +49 (0)791/506-6500 E: info@optima-ger.com www.optima-ger.com

piab Ltd Vacuum Innovation House, Station Road, East Leake, LE12 6LQ T: 01509 857010 F: 01509 857011 E: info@piab.co.uk www.piab.com

VACUUM CUPS piab Ltd Vacuum Innovation House, Station Road, East Leake, LE12 6LQ T: 01509 857010 F: 01509 857011 E: info@piab.co.uk www.piab.com

VACUUM PACKING SYSTEMS Audion Swissvac UK

Marish Wharf, St. Mary’s Rd, Langley, Berks SL3 6DA T: 01753 546777 F: 01753 585564 E: info@audionelektro.co.uk www.swissvac.co.uk www.audionelektro.co.uk

Multivac House, Rivermead Drive, Rivermead, Swindon SN5 7UY T: 01793 425880 F: 01793 616219 E: sales@multivac.co.uk www.multivac.com

Optima Packaging Machinery PLC PO Box 372, Winchester, Hampshire SO23 7TF T: 01962 620898 F: +49 (0)791/506-6500 E: info@optima-ger.com www.optima-ger.com

Reiser UK Ltd Maidstone Road, Kingston, Milton Keynes, MK10 0BD T: 01908 585300 F: 01908 585400 E: salesuk@reiser.com www.reiser.com

VACUUM PUMPS Busch (UK) Ltd

Hortonwood 30, Telford, Shropshire TF1 7YB T: 01952 677432 F: 01952 677423 E: sales@busch.co.uk www.busch.co.uk

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piab Ltd Vacuum Innovation House, Station Road, East Leake, LE12 6LQ T: 01509 857010 F: 01509 857011 E: info@piab.co.uk www.piab.com

Aylesbury Automation Ltd

VACUUM TRANSFER SYSTEMS

Unit 2 Farmbrough Close, Stocklake Industrial Park, Aylesbury, HP20 1DQ. T: 01296 314300 F: 01296 482424 E: enquiry@aylesbury-automation.co.uk www.aylesbury-automation.co.uk

D.H. Industries Limited

Busch (UK) Ltd

Hortonwood 30, Telford, Shropshire TF1 7YB T: 01952 677432 F: 01952 677423 E: sales@busch.co.uk www.busch.co.uk

Fenton Way, Southfields Business Park, Laindon, Essex SS15 6TD T: 01268 410666 F: 01268 410777 E: dh@dhi.co.uk www.dhi.co.uk

Euroflow Engineering Ltd

K-Tron Great Britain Ltd

Marsh Lane, Riverside Industrial Estate, Boston, Lincs PE21 7PJ T: 01205 357887 F: 01205 368649 E: info@euroflow.com www.euroflow.com

4 Acorn Business Park, Heaton Lane, Stockport, Cheshire, SK4 1AS T: 0161 209 4810 F: 0161 474 0292 E: kb@ktron.com www.ktron.com

WRAPPING/OVERWRAPPING

K-Tron Great Britain Ltd

4 Acorn Business Park, Heaton Lane, Stockport, Cheshire, SK4 1AS T: 0161 209 4810 F: 0161 474 0292 E: kb@ktron.com www.ktron.com

ADPAK Machinery Systems Ltd

Lock Inspection Systems Ltd Lock House, Neville Street, Oldham, Lancs. OL9 6LF T: 0161 624 0333 F: 0161 624 5181 E: sales@locksinpection.co.uk www.lockinspection.com

Mettler Toledo Ltd

64 Boston Road, Beaumont Leys, Leicester LE4 1AW T: 0116 235 7070 F: 0116 236 5500 E: enquire.mtuk@mt.com www.mt.com

Multipond Limited

piab Ltd Vacuum Innovation House, Station Road, East Leake, LE12 6LQ T: 01509 857010 F: 01509 857011 E: info@piab.co.uk www.piab.com

Sensor House, Phoenix Park, St Neots, Cambridgeshire PE19 8EP T: 01480 408 500 E: mail@leuze.co.uk www.leuze.co.uk

Mettler Toledo Ltd

VERIFICATION

64 Boston Road, Beaumont Leys, Leicester LE4 1AW T: 0116 235 7070 F: 0116 236 5500 E: enquire.mtuk@mt.com www.mt.com

Domino UK Ltd

Bar Hill, Cambridge CB23 8TU T: 01954 782551 F: 01954 782874 E: enquiries@domino-uk.com www.domino-uk.com

20 St Johns Road, Tylers Green, Penn, Buckinghamshire HP10 8HW T: 01494 816644 F: 01494 816206 E: info@multipond.co.uk www.multipond.com

Multivac House, Rivermead Drive, Rivermead, Swindon SN5 7UY T: 01793 425880 F: 01793 616219 E: sales@multivac.co.uk www.multivac.com

NO 1 FOR SHRINKWRAPPING MACHINERY 3 Pendleside, Lomeshaye Industrial Estate, Nelson, BB9 6RY T: 01282 601444 F: 01282 612201 E: info@adpak.co.uk www.adpak.co.uk

Advanced Dynamics Ltd

Unit 3, 606 Industrial Park, Staithgate Lane, Bradford, BD6 1YA T: 01274 731222 F: 01274 308953 E: info@advanceddynamics.co.uk www.advanceddynamics.co.uk

Cermex UK Ltd

Huntingdon Business Centre, Blackstone Road, Stukeley Meadows Ind. Est., PO Box 12 PE29 6EF T: 01480 455919 F: 01480 451520 E: contact.us@cermex.fr www.cermex.co.uk

Gordian Strapping Ltd Brunel Road, Basingstoke, Hampshire, RG21 6XX T: 01256 394400 F: 01256 394429 E: sales@gordianstrapping.com www.gordianstrapping.com

Ilapak Ltd

Chalfont House, Silverdale Road, Hayes, Middlesex UB3 3BN T: 020 8797 2000 F: 020 8797 2050 E: sales@ilapak.co.uk www.ilapak.com

Marden Edwards Limited

VIBRATORY/BOWL FEEDERS

Olmec-UK Ltd

Aylesbury Automation Ltd

Unit 4 Falkland Way, Barton-Upon-Humber DN18 5RL T: 01652 631960 F: 08701 236437

Unit 2 Farmbrough Close, Stocklake Industrial Park, Aylesbury, HP20 1DQ. T: 01296 314300 F: 01296 482424 E: enquiry@aylesbury-automation.co.uk www.aylesbury-automation.co.uk

2 Nimrod Way, Ferndown Industrial Estate, Wimborne, Dorset BH21 7SH T: 01202 861200 F: 01202 861400 E: info@mardenedwards.com www.mardenedwards.com

Multivac House, Rivermead Drive, Rivermead, Swindon SN5 7UY T: 01793 425880 F: 01793 616219 E: sales@multivac.co.uk www.multivac.com

PFM Packaging Machinery Ltd PFM House, 2 Pilgrim Way, Stanningley, Leeds LS28 6LU T: 0113 239 3401 F: 0113 239 3402 E: sales@pfmuk.com www.pfmuk.com

E: fiona.pounder@olmec-uk.com www.olmec-uk.com

PLF International Ltd Enigma Business Park, Sandy’s Road, Malvern, Worcestershire WR14 1JJ Freephone: 0800 7313643 Fax: 01684 891401 Email: contact@autobag.co.uk www.autobag.co.uk

Riverside House, Iconfield, Parkeston, Harwich, Essex CO12 4EN T: 01255 552994 F: 01255 552995 E: sales@plfinternational.com www.plfinternational.com

Scorpion Vision Ltd

Riley Automation Ltd

Foresters Business Park, Sinfin Lane, Derby, DE23 8AG T: 01332 275850 F: 01332 275855

E: sales@rileyautomation.com www.rileyautomation.com

Efford Park, Milford Road, Lymington, Hampshire SO41 0JD T: 01590 679333 F: 0870 622 4092 E: paul@scorpionvision.co.uk www.scorpionvision.co.uk

VISION SYSTEMS

RNA AUTOMATION LTD

Hayward Industrial Park, Tameside Drive, Castle Bromwich, Birmingham B35 7BT T: 0121 749 2566 F: 0121 749 6217 E: rna@rna-uk.com www.rnaautomation.com

Mettler Toledo Ltd

64 Boston Road, Beaumont Leys, Leicester LE4 1AW T: 0116 235 7070 F: 0116 236 5500 E: enquire.mtuk@mt.com www.mt.com

VISION SYSTEMS INTEGRATOR 18 Maybrook Road, Maybrook Ind. Est, Brownhills, Walsall WS8 7DG T: 01543 375566 F: 01543 375979 E: email@driversouthall.co.uk www.driversouthall.co.uk

Olmec-UK Ltd

Unit 4 Falkland Way, Barton-Upon-Humber DN18 5RL T: 01652 631960 F: 08701 236437 E: fiona.pounder@olmec-uk.com www.olmec-uk.com

VIBRATORY WEIGHERS

VOID FILL – AIR CUSHIONS

Driver Southall Ltd 18 Maybrook Road, Maybrook Ind. Est, Brownhills, Walsall WS8 7DG T: 01543 375566 F: 01543 375979 E: email@driversouthall.co.uk www.driversouthall.co.uk

Multipond Limited 20 St Johns Road, Tylers Green, Penn, Buckinghamshire HP10 8HW T: 01494 816644 F: 01494 816206 E: info@multipond.co.uk www.multipond.com

VISION COMPONENTS

3 Maple Park, Lowfields Avenue, Leeds LS12 6HH T: 0113 322 1546 F: 0113 350 2020 E: sales@yamatoscale.co.uk www.yamatoscale.co.uk

Enigma Business Park, Sandy’s Road, Malvern, Worcestershire WR14 1JJ Freephone: 0800 7313643 Fax: 01684 891401 Email: contact@autobag.co.uk www.autobag.co.uk

Packaging Aids Limited Lords Way, Basildon, Essex SS13 1TN T: 01268 885885 F: 01268 885860 E: sales@packer-products.co.uk www.packer-products.co.uk

Ishida Europe Ltd

11 Kettles Wood Drive, Woodgate Business Park, Birmingham B32 3DB T: 0121 607 7700 F: 0121 607 7666

Efford Park, Milford Road, Lymington, Hampshire SO41 0JD T: 01590 679333 F: 0870 622 4092 E: paul@scorpionvision.co.uk www.scorpionvision.co.uk

E: info@ishidaeurope.com www.ishidaeurope.com

JOBS www.machineryupdate.co.uk

Sealed Air Ltd Clifton House, 1 Marston Road, St. Neots, PE19 2HN T: 01480 224000 F: 01480 224063

E: jack.ralston@sealedair.com www.sealedair-emea.com

WRAP AROUND PACKERS CAMA 3 Ltd

Suite 44, Berkeley House, Hunts Rise, South Marston Park, Swindon, Wilts, SN3 4TG T: 01793 831111 F: 01793 831481 E: cama3@camagroup.com www.camagroup.com

Sollas UK Ltd

Unit 12, Ardglen Ind. Est., Whitchurch, Hampshire RG28 7BB T: 01256 896930 F: 01256 896665 E: sales@sollasuk.com www.sollas.com

TMG Marchesini UK Ltd Cermex UK Ltd

Huntingdon Business Centre, Blackstone Road, Stukeley Meadows Ind. Est., PO Box 12 PE29 6EF T: 01480 455919 F: 01480 451520 E: contact.us@cermex.fr www.cermex.co.uk

Unit M3 & 4, Cherrycourt Way, Leighton Buzzard, Beds LU7 4UH T: 01525 216201 F: 01525 216200 E: sales@marchesini.co.uk www.marchesini.com

X-RAY INSPECTION SYSTEMS

Gordian Strapping Ltd Brunel Road, Basingstoke, Hampshire, RG21 6XX T: 01256 394400 F: 01256 394429 E: sales@gordianstrapping.com www.gordianstrapping.com

KHS UK Limited 6 Monkspath Business Park, Highlands Road, Shirley, Solihull, B90 4NY T: 0121 713 6900 F: 0121 713 6935 E: khskisters@uk.khs-ag.com www.khs-ag.com

Ishida Europe Ltd

11 Kettles Wood Drive, Woodgate Business Park, Birmingham B32 3DB T: 0121 607 7700 F: 0121 607 7666

E: info@ishidaeurope.com www.ishidaeurope.com

WEIGHING MACHINES

Scorpion Vision Ltd

10 Hill Wootton Rd, Leek Wootton, Warwicks, CV35 7QL T: 02476 470074 E: office@propack.co.uk www.propack.co.uk

Yamato Scale Dataweigh (UK) Ltd

VIBRATORY CONVEYOR SYSTEMS Driver Southall Ltd

Propack Automation Machinery Ltd

Novopac (UK) Ltd Nul Autre, Harborough Meadow, West Chiltington, West Sussex RH20 2RW T: 01798 813197 F: 01798 813743 E: novopac.uk@gmail.com www.novopac.co.uk

Mettler Toledo Ltd

64 Boston Road, Beaumont Leys, Leicester LE4 1AW T: 0116 235 7070 F: 0116 236 5500 E: enquire.mtuk@mt.com www.mt.com

Rovema Packaging Machines Ltd 8 Merlin Centre, Gatehouse Close, Aylesbury, Bucks HP19 8DP T: 01296 310490 F: 01296 483440 E: sales@rovema.co.uk www.rovema.co.uk

Multivac House, Rivermead Drive, Rivermead, Swindon SN5 7UY T: 01793 425880 F: 01793 616219 E: sales@multivac.co.uk www.multivac.com

Smurfit Kappa Machine Systems

S + S Inspection Limited

Woodward Avenue, Yate, Bristol BS37 5AP T: 01454 328660 F: 01454 326871 E: machine.sales@smurfitkappa.co.uk www.machinesystems.co.uk

EMPLOYERS – Add your vacancy EMPLOYEES – Find that vacancy

6 Kingdom Close, Kingdom Bus. Pk., Segenworth East, Fareham, PO15 5TJ T: 01489 553740 F: 01489 575471 E: info@sesotec.co.uk www.sesotec.co.uk

@ www.ppma.co.uk M A C H I N E R Y S E P T E M B E R / O C T O B E R 2011

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