Intermittent motion is a term used in the packaging industry to describe various motion technologies and refers to a system where the mechanism operates with periodic stops rather than continuous movement. Continuous motion systems are preferred for their advantages in high-speed packaging and minimizing product breakage, and they are available in three types on the market: Roto-motion, Box-motion, and D-motion.
Hipomak’s CH250 model is a flexible packaging machine that can implement all three types of continuous motion according to operator needs. It performs both vertical and horizontal sealing and is suitable for both food and non-food products. It allows for quick format change and rapid market adaptation with optional accessories while offering a guarantee of low maintenance costs.
General Features of the ORION IM250/IM350 Series Machine:
- Intermittent Motion System: Provides precise and controlled packaging with intermittent motion technology.
- Durable Material: All product-contact surfaces are made of AISI 304 stainless steel.
- Corrosion Protection: The machine body is designed to be resistant to corrosion.
- Servo Motor Control: Advanced servo motor system ensures stable and precise operation.
- Automatic Film Handling: Automatic film axis adjustment and unwinding system.
- User-Friendly Interface: Easy operation and settings via a 12” industrial PC touchscreen.
- Operating Modes: Option to operate with or without a photocell.
- Quick Format Change: Easy film loading and fast transition between products.
- Filling System Compatibility: Compatible with volumetric, weighing, auger, and liquid filling systems.
- Packaging Materials and Standards: Suitable for polypropylene, laminated films, and polyethylene; compliant with CE standards.