Cartoners - HARRIER
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HARRIER Vertical Cartoner for low speeds

HARRIER This vertical model is mainly of a semi-automatic kind. The manual loading/insertion of product helps accommodate small/multiple/odd-shaped products although auto in-feed is available for many products. Maximum capacity - 50 cpm. The small footprint ensures this cartoner can be moved around to be used for any new product in a new section. Features • Automatic in-feed/transfer systems for varied products • Quick tool-less changeover • Leaflet feeding • Different types of coding • Tuck-in / Hot-melt carton closures • Centralised lubrication system

Cartoner ProgramMODEL MERLIN MERLIN MERLIN MERLIN MERLIN CARTON SIZE RANGE OPERATOR * C = Continuous, I = Intermittent

MERLIN series Horizontal Continuous Motion Cartoners for medium and high speeds. 120 to 300 cpm KYTE series Intermittent Cartoners for collated products. Speeds from 20 to 60 cpm OSPREY series Collating & Wrapping of cartons and cuboids KESTREL SERIES Casepacker for varying products and speed range

INNOVATE. INTEGRATE. INVIGORATE. About Us With the wealth of experience and expertise garnered by its parent company SUBNIL over nearly 25 years in the packaging industry, VECTACRAFT specialises in innovating cartoners, bundlers and casepackers with speeds in cartoners starting from 25 cpm and going up to the 300 cpm rate which its flagship, the MERLIN 300XC, boasts. VECTACRAFT exists, quite simply, to offer sound, custom-made solutions that can link fluently with any upstream primary packing machine, and also follow through to the end of the line. Pencils, blister strips, pouches, tubes,...

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We leave no stone unturned when it comes to customising solutions. More often than not, we work closely with the upstream machine producer, in our endeavour to offer our customers an integrated line. If necessary, we even have it brought into our workshop to undertake the integration. This helps us in simulating an actual production sequence. But that's not all. We often provide, upon request, add-on equipment that we may not even manufacture, as part of the line, if it suits a customer's requirements better. To us, customer satisfaction and trust are of paramount value. And closing a sale...