ULMA to demonstrate fully automated packaging solutions

ULMA Packaging UK will be unveiling its latest fully automated packaging solutions for the confectionery market at ProSweets Cologne…
ULMA stand at ProSweets 2020

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ULMA Packaging UK will be unveiling its latest fully automated packaging solutions for the confectionery market at ProSweets Cologne from the February 2-5 2020 from booth G020 in Hall 10.1 at the city’s Koelnmesse.

The packaging machinery supplier will be demonstrating its capacity to implement fully automated packaging solutions across confectionery packaging lines, including the product handling, distribution and secondary packing stages. It will also showcase its range of horizontal flow wrappers, which are ideal for confectionery manufacturers looking to diversify and expand their product ranges through automation while improving speed and efficiency.

Suitable for varying levels of production, ULMA’s flow wrappers and can be easily adapted to suit automated processes, allowing companies to easily increase their production capacity. This includes the FR 400 horizontal flow wrapper (HFFS), which will be on display for attendees with a multibelt automatic feeding system, as well as the FR 100, 200, 305 and ATLANTA models.

The company will also be promoting its flagship solution for confectionery applications, the FR 500. Specially designed to be integrated into packaging systems with medium to high-speed production processes, the FR 500 can reach over 1,000 packs per minute and features feeders and autoloaders that make it ideal for bakery and chocolate products.

Ed Williams, Sales Director at ULMA Packaging UK commented: “ULMA is excited to return to the ProSweets event, and to showcase the latest in automation to visitors. Confectionery manufacturers are under increasing pressure to satisfy growing customer demand while diversifying their product ranges. Innovative packaging equipment that can adapted to implement automation technology can help achieve this goal, resulting in packaging processes that are more rapid, effective and efficient than ever before.

“With that in mind, ULMA is committed to optimising manufacturers’ production processes by offering automation capabilities across the entire packaging line. With ULMA’s diverse range of packaging machinery, we are well-suited to meet any packaging need or challenge in the confectionery sector.”

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