Ossid ReeFlow 50 Horizontal Flow Wrapper

Ossid Ree Flow 50

ReeFlow 50 Horizontal Flow Wrapper: Rotary motion machine for food and medical device industries.
Features three-sided sealing, minimizing changeover time between package formats.
Entry-level design with stainless steel, easy-access construction; available in various seal formats and widths.
Includes standard photocell, three independent pairs of rollers, HMI with 7" color screen, storing up to 100 recipes, and packaging speeds up to 180 products per minute.

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