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Wexxar BEL

BEL 451 Semi-Automatic Poly Bag Inserter, Case Erector, Packer & Bottom Sealer

This semi-automatic poly bag inserter, case erector and pack station with bottom case taping is designed for bulk filling lines and bag-in-a-box applications and simplifies the difficult process of inserting poly bag liners into cases. By combining the BEL 451 with a case sealer down the line, it is possible to build greater flexibility and capacity into a packaging line.

Semi-Automatic Poly Bag Inserter, Case Erector, Packer & Bottom Sealer
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The operator simply inserts the poly bag into the erected case, and the vacuum plenum quickly draws the bag into the machine, leaving no voids in the corners in preparation for case filling. The operator does not need to contact the insides of the bags at all during the entire process, allowing for an extremely hygienic and efficient operation, especially for applications such as frozen or bulk foods.

The BEL 451 is often combined with an optional programmable weigh scale that can verify each case either by count or weight. Filling can also be done automatically by interfacing the S10 weigh scale with automatic filling equipment such as auger or hopper fillers and belt feeders to provide a precise fill every time. The machine is ideal for industries including the bakery and snack food industry, and a top and bottom taping version is also available as the BEL 450.

Features & Capabilities

  • Complete Poly Bag Packaging LineAllows a single operator to perform all four core end-of-line functions quickly, smoothly and efficiently: poly bag insertion, case erection, packing and sealing can all be done on a single machine.
  • Hygienic OperationThe operator does not need to touch the interior of the bag during the entire process, preventing possible contamination and exposure.
  • Uni-Drive Belt SystemEliminates case skew and ensures cases are squarely sealed even after years of prolonged use.
  • Premium Tape HeadComes standard with a DEKKA SE-22 stainless steel tape head.

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