|
For applications requiring a wide bagging capability, the AB 180 OneStep integrates the successful
Autobag AB 180 Wide Bagger and PI 412c Imprinter platforms to provide an inline, 1:1 ‘Print-n-Pack’
system. To meet market demand the new AB 180 OneStep has been developed to provide the same
high productivity, high speed, and fully automatic functionality, but is ideal for operations that require a
standard size bagging facility.
Both the AB 180 OneStep and AB 255 OneStep bagging machines transfer information from the
customer’s database, efficiently imprinting shipping labels directly onto the bag, prior to fulfilment. The
printed, loaded bag is then sealed and detached for a fast and accurate print, pack and ship operation.
Operating at speeds up to 30 bags per minute, the OneStep seamlessly integrates with customers
existing shipping applications.
Each system can be integrated with the latest ERP and shipping software applications, printing most of
the popular shipping label formats. The need for a separate labelling operation is completely eliminated
because high resolution text, graphics and bar codes are applied direct to bags in sizes from 50mm to
279mm wide and 140mm to 635mm long.
Other products also being showcased at TOTAL include the new FAS Sprint bagger for the food sector,
the flagship print and pack bagging systems and the AirPouch void filling system. To see these products
in action please visit Automated Packaging Systems on stand 4626 at TOTAL 2007.
About Automated Packaging Systems
Automated Packaging Systems is a world leader in high reliability automated packaging solutions with an
unrivalled reputation for high performance, over 25,000 machines in operation worldwide and
productivity-driven solutions backed by a customer service operation that is second to none. Automated
Packaging Systems pioneered the introduction of in-line printing to the bagging operation over 30 years
ago with their Autobag® range of baggers and in-line printers. Designed to meet all the latest industry specific printing requirements at the same time as the bagging operation eliminates the requirement for
a separate printing process, therefore increasing productivity and reducing costs. Further information about the full range of Automated Packaging bags and bagging machinery is available by telephoning the European Headquarters in Malvern, UK on +44 (0)1684 891400.
|