published on 27/07/09
As more and more companies are looking to save costs this year , a UK company is looking to increase the productivity of its customers' packaging lines by renovating high-wear bits of machinery. The renovating work will be carried out by a highly skilled team of mechanical contract engineers from a UK outsourcing provider.
The packaging equipment specialist said renovating a diecutter could improve a output by two to three million sheets a year. Replacing critical parts could also increase the number of blanks a gluer processes. The process is usually straightforward as the engineering team have over twenty years of experience between them and a wide range of knowledge.
The packaging equipment specialist is now working at its Redditch site to deliver Service Packs for Cartonpack belts and diecutter waste delivery belts. It has already developed Service Packs for its folder-gluer belts and flipper-ejectors and diecutter feeder, tablet and infeed.
A team of mechanical engineers will come to fit and calibrate the necessary parts at a convenient time for the customer.
As with any machine the wear and tear of production on key components starts to affect consistency and running speeds and the service packs will ensure productivity is maintained.The contract engineers will also be on hand to carry out any other maintenance as needed at the customers request.

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