Minimize packaging damagefrom line pressure
Application | Pressure
Pressure, and related mechanical variables such as spin, tilt and friction, cause scuffing and abrasion damage by compacting containers. Damage to the container can range from label tearing and decoration damage, to catastrophic failure.
High pressure doesn't only affect the container. Sustained pressure increases equipment wear, the frequency of downtime events and maintenance cost on all type of filling lines.
Pressure occurs throughout the transportations systems of all filling lines and a well-balanced line is needed to optimize the line's overall performance. Regardless of the container material - glass, aluminum or PET - packaging operations are well served to monitor pressure and correct areas of concern.
Common causes of pressure include line design, control strategies and conveyor belt wear.
By monitoring pressure within a weekly or bi-weekly maintenance program, operators can take immediate action on areas of pressure that are outside of specification and prioritize future maintenance tasks when trends indicate an escalating issue.
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