![]() ![]() Husky also made the European debut of its revolutionary H圜AP™ High Performance Package (HPP) system. The H圜AP™ 225 system produced a PCO 1881 closure for a carbonated soft drink application, running a 3.6 second cycle time with a 48-cavity Husky mold. Husky also demonstrated its range of complete beverage closure systems, including its proven H圜AP™ system for high output beverage closure manufacturing. Husky also demonstrated a HyPET® system with a new 96-cavity mold upgrade, which offers a more than 30% increase in production capacity, as well as a turnkey H-PET™ AE (All-Electric) system, which offers added value to customers entering into or expanding their presence in the beverage packaging market. The HyPET® HPP 5.0 400 system produced a 22.26 gram preform for a 500 mL aseptic juice application, running an 8.1 second cycle time and using resin supplied by Indorama. Key presentations by Husky experts covered the topics of beverage closure injection equipment trends, developments in PET preform manufacturing and making the case to purchase new equipment.Īt the conference Husky also showcased its complete range of solutions for beverage packaging, including systems, tooling, software and services.Ī highlight was an exclusive preview demonstration of Husky’s next generation HyPET® High Performance Package (HPP) 5.0 system, which will be officially launching before the end of the year. Keynote speaker Jochen Hirdina, Vice President of Plastic Technology for Krones AG, delivered a presentation on economic blowing and filling bloc solutions for water, carbonated soft drink and sensitive products. ![]() The event included focused customer meetings, facility tours, networking opportunities, product demonstrations and presentations from Husky and industry experts. We’ve been able to gather valuable customer feedback, as well as communicate our strategy as a long-term beverage packaging partner, which is to help our customers maximize productivity, reduce waste and streamline their operations by providing complete solutions for all applications and volumes.” “This event, more so than any other we’ve held this year, has given us the opportunity to have more focused, meaningful conversations with customers. “Our European Beverage Packaging Conference proved to be a great opportunity to both demonstrate to customers our comprehensive range of new beverage packaging solutions, as well as learn from our customers about their needs and what we can do to support them,” said John Galt, Husky’s President and CEO. Held at its EMEA headquarters in Dudelange, Luxembourg, the event was attended by more than 90 business leaders from around the world and showcased Husky’s broad range of solutions for preform and closure manufacturing. User friendliness is said to be improved via controller screen updates and software updates such as a new automatic purge sequence and simplified fault diagnostics with a new color indicator to locate faults and a new diagnostics counter to record the occurrence of each fault.Dudelange, Luxembourg, September 26, 2013 - On September 12, 2013, Husky Injection Molding Systems hosted its European Beverage Packaging Conference, a major stop on its year-long World Tour. Changes to flow sensors support more stable cooling flow to the mold and tooling plate. Other enhancements include new robot linear bearings to maximize longevity, upgraded Altanium Inside circuit cards for more integrated temperature control with faster response, and a new nozzle shutoff cylinder designed to minimize maintenance by isolating components from external heat sources. In addition, improved mold-alignment “wizard” software enables faster system setup and troubleshooting. Less bounce means improved part quality and reduced scrap. New conveyor technology is said to significantly reduce “preform bounce” when parts are ejected from the CoolPik unit to the exit conveyor. Other refinements reportedly make the system more robust and reliable. This system monitors and automatically adjusts for optimal energy consumption without affecting system capability, cycle time or part quality, Husky says. At the heart of the platform is adaptive control technology that uses feedback from pressure and actuator sensors to determine the optimum molding pressure required for each application. New “system intelligence” is a key feature said to further reduce energy consumption and thus operating costs. The new HyPET HPP5e systems incorporates numerous significant technology improvements to create a “smarter, more intuitive, more productive system” that can tackle the most challenging preform applications while “delivering better energy savings, system reliability, preform quality and user friendliness,” according to Husky. Husky Injection Molding Systems has just launched the next generation of its HyPET HPP5 system for molding PET preforms. ![]()
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