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EFP

EFP

Product catalog summary

Overview
The document provides detailed specifications and features of the EFP semi-automatic strap feeding system designed by FROMM Holding AG. This system is intended for use with plastic strapping materials, specifically Polypropylene (PP) and Polyester (PET).

Specifications

Strapping Qualities: Compatible with PP and PET materials.
Strapping Dimensions: Widths range from 13.0 to 32.0 mm (1/2 to 1 1/4 inches) and thicknesses from 0.38 to 1.27 mm (.015 to .050 inches).
Recommended Tools: P324, P325, P350, P355, P356.
Feeding Units: E101 (pneumatic) and E201 (electric with automatic re-feeding).
Dispensers: KB2 (standard) and KB3 (with magneto-electric brake and strap accumulator).
Longitudinal Displacements: Options include stationary and moveable configurations, with or without a sword, on rails or portal frames.

Advantages

Significantly reduces strapping time compared to manual methods.
Potential labor savings.
Designed for continuous and shift operations with high reliability.
Easy handling and operation.
Customizable to meet specific customer requirements.
Includes a suspension device with a running wagon and balancer for the strapping tool.

Model Chart
The document includes a detailed chart of various EFP models, specifying the type of feeding unit, longitudinal displacement, sword presence, and special design features such as coil compatibility.

Accessories

Fixed bottom strap guide.
Lower wooden runner.
Manual horizontal strap displacement.
Foot pedal for feeding and retracting operations, useful for varying packaging sizes.
High platform for maintenance and operation ease.
Orange flash light indicating strap feeder movement.
Transformer for electric supply other than 400 V / 50 Hz.

Catalog excerpts

Datasheet EFP Semi-automatic strap feeding system Semi-automatic strap feeding system for plastic strapping Characteristics Strapping qualities: Stapping dimensions: widths thicknesses Tools recommended: Feeding units: Dispensers: Longitudinal displacements: Polypropylene (PP) and Polyester (PET) 13.0 – 32.0 mm / 1/2 – 1 1/4” 0.38 – 1.27 mm / .015 - .050” P324, P325, P350, P355, P356 E101 pneumatically operated E201 electrically operated, with an automatic strap retracting system for automatic re-feeding KB2 standard KB3 with magneto-electric brake and strap accumulator stationary without sword stationary (EFP1XX) stationary with sword stationary (EFP2XX) moveable without sword movement on rail or on portal frame (EFP4XX) moveable with sword movement on rail or on portal frame (EFP5XX) Advantages Strap feeding systems reduce the total strapping time substantially compared to manual feeding methods Very often labour work can be saved The rugged feeding systems have been designed for continuous and shift operations demanding a high working reliability Easy handling allows comfortable operation A very wide variety of different feeding systems in any dimensions are available Customer friendly control system; keyboard and display show all information and messages in the language required by the customer Every feeding system is built for the requirement of the customer Supplied with a suspension device with a running wagon and the balancer for the strapping tool FROMM Holding AG Hinterbergstrasse 26 CH-6330 Cham Switzerland

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Datasheet EFP Semi-automatic strap feeding system Chart of types model EFP Model Longitudinal displacement on rail powered manual on portal frame powered manual Special with Accessories Fixed bottom strap guide Lower wooden runner Manual horizontal strap displacement Foot pedal to start the feeding and the retracting operations, recommended in case of variety of packaging sizes High platform for head maintenance and easy operation Orange flash light = strap feeder is travelling Transformer for electric supply different than 400 V / 50 Hz FROMM Holding AG Hinterbergstrasse 26 CH-6330 Cham Switzerland...

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