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Pearson Packaging Releases Robotic MPI-300 System

Oct 27 2010

Pearson Packaging Systems has launched MPI-300, a novel multipacking robotic system, which can function at rates up to 300 products per minute, per product line.

MPI-300 Robotic System

Its innovative architecture enables it to handle around five individual product lanes. It also features a small footprint and enables quick swapping.

Michael A. Senske, President and CEO, Pearson Packaging Systems, has stated that in contrast to the conventional infeed systems, the MPI-300 requires minimum floor space. He mentioned that the system uses a perpendicularly loaded collating system offering high productivity. He said that their complete range of products includes a core product line of case erectors, sealers, bag inserters, top-load case packers in both robotic and gantry styles and engineered systems. He added that their latest release of MPI-300 reveals their sustained dedication in providing solutions for all the secondary packaging requirements of their customers.

Source: http://www.pearsonpkg.com

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