Manual and semi-auto packing line at working height.
A belt down the middle of a table at working height: product passes the operator, and the standing flat either side is the bench.
Scroll to walk the assembly. Each step picks out the parts it describes in colour and leaves the rest in plain steel.
A plate runs the full 840 mm width of the machine at a 750 mm working height, and only the middle 300 mm of it moves. That is the whole idea of a packing table: the belt brings product past, and the standing flat either side of it is where the operator actually works.
A 300 mm belt runs down the centre of the table for the full four metres. It is driven from under the head so the top surface stays flat end to end — nothing stands proud of the deck for an operator to work around, and the belt is pulled along its carrying run rather than pushed, which is what keeps it tracking straight over that distance.
A welded frame on adjustable feet holds the whole run at a 750 mm working height. Levelling is at the foot rather than the leg, so the deck can be trued on an uneven floor without unbolting anything.
Elevations, plan and isometric from the production GA sheet — the same drawing the machine is built from.
Custom length and width configurations
Smooth, low-noise operation
Continuous product flow
Minimal maintenance requirements
Hygienic food/pharma grade construction
Integrated side packing tables
An envelope, not a fixed configuration — every dimension is set on the GA drawing.
