* Air-actuated gate stops bottles from entering an inactive sealing area where the machine is in stop mode, or power is turned off, eliminating the risk of unsealed product getting through the production line
* Pneumatic mechanism actuates a 5" stroke cylinder that blocks the passage of bottles under the sealing head
* Bottle stop may be incorporated into a line along with other risk-control components such as a missing foil detector, stalled bottle detector, and loose or crooked cap monitor
Pillar Technologies, an ITW company
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Infeed bottle stopPosted by Healthcare Packaging on May 04, 2007 | PermalinkFiled in: Sealing Related ArticlesNew induction cap sealer with reengineered cap inspection system | Oct 06, 2009 Steps to achieve a perfect induction seal, every time | Sep 29, 2009 End-load case/tray packer | Aug 14, 2009 * Air-actuated gate stops bottles from entering an inactive sealing area where the machine is in stop mode, or power is turned off, eliminating the risk of unsealed product getting through the production line * Pneumatic mechanism actuates a 5" stroke cylinder that blocks the passage of bottles under the sealing head * Bottle stop may be incorporated into a line along with other risk-control components such as a missing foil detector, stalled bottle detector, and loose or crooked cap monitor
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