Wexxar Bel 270 Automatic Case Sealer with Bel 507 Case Erector
| Loeb # |
63409 |
Model |
BEL270 |
| OEM |
Wexxar Bel |
| Year |
|
Serial |
040190 |
| Electrical |
1/230/460/60 |
Location |
Illinois |
| Condition |
Running |
Size |
25.00 |
| Lease for only |
555.96 / mo. |
Rent for only |
N/A |
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Wexxar Bel 270 Automatic Case Sealer with Nordson Glue System. Anodized aluminium frame, snap folder top flap folding system,Air Requirement: 80 PSI, Conveyor Spped 85 FPM, up to 25 case per min, Case Size Range: 8 in to 20 in L x 6 1/2 to 15 in W x 6 1/4 to 15 3/4 in H, 460 VAC, 1 phase, 60hz, 16A-14A. Uni drive syncronized side belt conveyor system, 3in Leder brand rough top continous loop with finger splice joint and V-rib backing, 0.14CF/Cycle @ 80-90PSI, overlength for 24in long and overwidth 16in case size modifications, conveyor and limit switch modifications for quicker case movement, external electric index gate, case pass through option. Top only glue system with 4 nozzles, 2 for each flap: Nordson ProBlue 7. With BEL 507 semiautomatic tilting case erector (S/N 5076019). Ideal for awkward packing situations such as tall cases that are easier to pack by tilting the box towards the operator, unstable objects subject to tipping which are easier to load with the case in a tilted position and bagged products such as snack foods which must be packed in a vertical position to prevent product damage. When directly connected to any BEL case sealer, the erector enables one person to form, pack and seal corrugated cases in a single operation. Installing the BEL 507 semi-automatic case former in manual case packing lines improves productivity and eliminates extra labor needed to setup and close case bottom flaps prior to loading. Safety is improved by eliminating costly repetitive strain injury problems. At a fraction of the cost of fully automatic case erectors, the BEL 507 semi-automatic tilting case former provides an economical and effective way of eliminating the manual labor required to preform cases for hand packing lines.
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