The energy-saving Pharmafill HT6B Heat Tunnel from packaging machinery manufacturer Deitz Co. shrinks tamper-evident, plastic neck bands and/or sleeve labels onto containers.
Heat tunnel. Image courtesy of Deitz Co.
The Pharmafill HT6B Heat Tunnel from packaging machinery manufacturer Deitz Co. automatically shrinks tamper-evident, plastic neck bands and/or sleeve labels on bottles, cans, jars, vials, tins, and other plastic, metal, and glass containers. Designed for use with tamper-evident banding materials, the company's latest heat tunnel features proprietary technology that uses forced air with a combination of convection and radiant heat to deliver uniform heat distribution throughout the entire length of the tunnel. The HT6B Heat Tunnel initially directs heated ambient air at the bottom of the neck band, then gradually directs the air to the top of the neck band to promote consistent shrinking with a tight, secure seal at speeds of 100 bottles per minute or faster.
The energy-saving heat shrink tunnel includes sturdy, double-wall, stainless-steel construction that creates an extra barrier between the heating elements and the plant environment, along with a heat-resistant curtain at the tunnel entry to help maintain the high temperature inside the heat tunnel without leaking heat into the facility. Designed for easy integration in any packaging line, the tunnel accommodates containers from 1–10-in. high and mounts onto nearly any plastic conveyor. An adjustable-height lift stand to raise and lower the tunnel height and companion neck banders and conveyors are available as options.
Source: Deitz Co.
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