Optamate
Lantech

TE B Tray Erector

Designed for display trays, this tray erector is crafted to elevate product presentation with precision and flair.

Tray Erector
20453437

Easy line communication

Communicates easily with other machines in the packaging line.

Ergonomic magazine

An ergonomic, easy-access magazine provides clean release of each blank from the magazine.

Key specs
Speed
Up to 21 trays per minute
Tray Width
Min: 7 7/8″; Max: 15 3/4″
Tray Length
Min: 11″; Max: 23 5/8″
Tray Height
Min: 1 1/2″; Max: 15 3/4″
Power supply
230V, 60Hz, 3PH

Features & Capabilities

  • Blank delivery controlPowered belts precisely govern the delivery speed of the tray blanks. Blank retainers ensure the blanks are spaced correctly.
  • Blank separationSpecial separators release only the leading blank to the pickup frame and retain the following blanks.
  • Blank pick-upA blank is taken from the magazine with vacuum and put in position. Four snap-lock clips transport the blank to the forming head position.
  • Adjustable forming unitThe folding unit is adjustable in length and width to the correct tray size. Adjustments are made with hand wheels and are easy to read from counters and scales.
  • Square tray formingWhile the stamp presses the blank through the forming unit, the sides of the tray are folded and glued simultaneously on all 4 sides.
  • Flexible to handle different tray formatsA modular machine configuration handles basic tray formats and shapes to meet operational needs.
  • Right-side and left-side outfeed versions
  • Customizable with multiple options
  • Hot melt closing
Square trays

How Lantech tray erectors make square trays

From the moment a blank enters the magazine until it exits as a properly formed tray sealed on 4 sides, it is under complete control. A unique pickup frame pulls the blank into a horizontal position, and four snap-lock clips transport it to the forming position while glue is applied. The blank is forced through the forming unit, and the sides of the tray are pressed simultaneously on all sides.

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