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Heat sealing banding machines

Published:  30 August, 2019

JENTON INTERNATIONAL has announced it will be showing packaging and processing equipment for the food, pharmaceutical, beverage, medical device and cosmetic industries at PPMA Total 2019.

The company says it will be highlighting its well proven Jenton Bandit table top heat sealing banding machines with the latest large arch systems on display along with samples of products banded with printed materials.

Jenton Ariana will be showcasing its convergers, suitable for thermoformed and other conveyorised packs, inline seal testers for MAP/CAP packs and trays, pad placing systems and stackers for multipacks. The JenAct GRU-V and UV-Torpedo sanitisation systems for reducing air and surface pathogens in a food production environment and Jenton Dimaco’s on and off-line label and data verification systems will be featured.

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