MCB stacking and strapping system

Mosca's MCB stacking and bundling system is the latest generation of stacking and strapping balers in the corrugated industry. Thanks to the use of variable frequency drive technology and the latest DC brushless motors, the latest MCB series machines have the maximum reliability of the strapping package as well as extremely low maintenance workload, and therefore have a fast automatic strapping installation switching and smooth stacking control. And conveying characteristics.

MCB series stacking and bundling system can complete the process of stacking two bundles in one bundling process and can process 26 to 28 stacks per minute. The strapping direction is consistent with the stacking direction. MCB series machines are also equipped with electromechanical pressure devices, so the machine does not require any help from compressed air. At the International Corrugated Manufacturing Show held in Paris in 2002, the new MCB 1300 provides a simple, fast and economical operation as a splicing machine. Its design is based on the existing UATRI strapping machine. It will be the same seamless head, and has a chute structure to provide strapping to provide maximum material protection for cardboard stacking. The MCB 1300 replaces the UATRI programmable touch screen, providing a simpler programming method with fast and reliable performance.

The standard equipment for this machine includes an automatic strapping feed system for the take-up tape. This means that when a roll of strapping is used up, the last strap can be automatically connected to the second strap, ensuring continuous operation and minimizing downtime. Another innovation is the automatic stacking system that can The size of each stack of cardboard stacks itself. The operator does not need to pre-size the precise size into the machine, just a simple button, adjust the machine to the top of the stack, and to each side, these dimensions can be automatically stored in the machine's memory, making the machine convenient Suitable for a variety of sizes of cardboard stacking or product switching. In addition, the stacking operation is accomplished by a pneumatic roller instead of a chain to move the guide bar. This provides a more reliable operation because the chain often needs lubrication and cleaning in order to maintain an optimal condition. The MCB 1300 model has a single strapping head and two strapping head models that can perform 30 or 60 package strapping operations per minute.

Source: Global Corrugated Paper Box Industry