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Rennco Model 201PP With Bucket Infeed - Running Cabinet Hardware
Rennco Model 201PP (Low Profile) Bagger with a short pocketed infeed conveyor is set up for packaging plastic hardware items in centerfolded roll stock polyethylene. The Model 201PP packager, featuring a horizontal seal bar below the vertical seal, facilitates ease in running multiple loose items. This design is particularly ideal for kit packaging in sizes up to 8" x 10". The items are fed to the packager via an infeed chute that can be hand loaded or automatically fed from an upstream system. Additionally, optional bucket infeed conveyors are available for automated loading.
The Model 201PP handles package sizes ranging from 2" x 2" to 8" x 10" and operates at speeds of up to 35 packages per minute, depending on the product. It requires 0.12 CFM per machine cycle at 80 PSI for air and has an electric requirement of 120 Volt, 1 Phase, 60 Hz, 15 amps. Optional features include a static eliminator, film registration eye, pin perforator assembly, and trim break detection eye.
Additional Videos
Watch the Model 201 Packager being hand loaded with light switch covers. Working with a variety of industries, including the hardware and parts industry, this machine is efficient and compact.
Ideal for the medical industry, the Model 201 and SPS infeed system combine to provide efficient, accurate, and safe bagging for medical tubes. This Medical Tube bagging system is flexible to meet unique product size requirements.
Watch the Model 301 packager being hand loaded with automotive brake parts. This system is efficient and accurate in each application.
Model 301 packager accepting single metal stakes, accumulating and then bagging into a plain polyethylene bag.