With an energy saving design INSPIRA Box Motion uses 17 % less energy when in operation and 25 % less energy on standby than previous models . The bagmaker ’ s open structure also allows easy access to key components such as the forming tube , film spindle and tension roller . A large menu-driven Human Machine Interface ( HMI ) screen provides performance data and diagnostics , with multi-level password access to ensure data integrity .
“ The snacks market is being driven by ongoing product and packaging developments , and remains fiercely competitive ,” said Andrew Green , Snacks Business Unit Manager , Ishida Europe . “ Our new INSPIRA Box Motion has been designed to allow manufacturers to continually adapt to the latest market trends while offering a new level of automation and efficiency . This minimises the chance of human error and helps to consistently produce quality bags while cutting costs and increasing profitability .”
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The Ishida INSPIRA Box Motion bagmaker can operate in both continuous and intermittent motion modes
With increasing consumer demand to enhance and expand flavours and portion choice , production runs for many snacks can be shorter , making changeover time a bigger factor in maximising throughput .
Switching between continuous and intermittent motion can be carried out through pre-settings on the machine with no change parts or operator intervention required . Similarly intelligent , automated features for centring film , managing air fills and adjusting tensions ensures faster changeovers with minimal operator intervention reducing human error , film and product waste and increasing production consistency and profitability .
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