MMC Packaging Equipment unveils new high-speed closure slitting, band folding machine

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MMC Packaging Equipment, a Tekni-Plex business, will be highlighting its new high-speed (up to 2,400 parts per minute) closure slitting and band folding machine at K 2019, October 16-23, Dusseldorf, Germany, Hall 13 / C73.

The new generation turnkey solution is ideal for plastic beverage closure manufacturers who perform a post-molding process of slitting and folding tamper-evident bands for closures ranging in size from 24 to 38mm.

“MMC has been supplying closure slitters to the industry for more than 25 years. We have now developed a new generation of high speed slitting that has been engineered with Industry 4.0 attributes to optimize manufacturing,” said Christiane El-Tekly, general manager. “This includes a broad array of functions including overall equipment performance, detailed inspection and production data and remote support access.”

The system also features a six-camera vision inspection to help meet quality objectives. The vision checks include closure integrity, closure contamination, bore seal gaging and cavity number recognition. The machine offers superior tracking capabilities and a patented spark inspection unit for pinhole detection at the injection point. A cap counting accumulation and boxing system is designed to avoid upstream process interruption.

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MMC celebrates 20 years of providing high quality equipment for caps and closures

MMC is celebrating its 20th year as a supplier of high quality automation solutions for the cap and closure industry. In its early stages, MMC developed and supplied innovative cap lining machines. The company then further evolved into a full service supplier of after-molding automation for closure manufacturers, offering high-speed assembly equipment, closing machines for hinged dispensing closures, slitting equipment for Tamper Evident closures, and vision inspection systems.

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  • Created 02 Oct 2019
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