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The development of a packaging line for fast moving consumer products,technologies for handling containers, packs and pallets, as well asintegrated traceability and storage systems

Text by Manuel Bolzoni, Gabriele Folli, Glauco Cima, Giuseppe Buttazzi. Paolo Ferri

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Complete lines and handling systems

Machine series

OCME designs, manufactures and installs filling,packaging, palletising and handling machines forall the major mass consumer product manufacturing sectors. OCME machines are the result of decades ofexperience and are designed to become the backbone ofour Customers production division.

High and low leveldepalletisers

DORADO

ANTARES

Roll-fed labeller SAGITTA

Level filler for beverages HYDRA

In-line and rotary volumetric fillers LYNX

In-line and rotary weightfillers LIBRA

Shrink-wrap and tray-packers VEGA

Wraparound packers ALTAIR

Combined wraparound andshrink-wrap packers GEMINI

High and low levelpalletisers with 90 infeed PERSEUS

In-line high and low level palletisers ORION

Robot palletisers PEGASUS

Automated guided vehicles AURIGA

Computerised control system ALBATROS

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ContentsIntroduction

Packaging lines for the fast moving consumer industry

Development of lines

The ideal factory

Control, interface and alarm systems

PLANT supervisor (optional)

Handling systems inside the line

Conveyors for empty and full loose containers

Conveyors for empty containers in bulk

Conveyors for full containers in bulk

Conveyors for secondary containers (bundles, cases, multipacks etc.)

Conveyor logistic components

Roller conveyors

Pallet conveyors

Auriga automated guided vehicle and rail trolleys

Materials and forms of transport

Research and Development

Advantages for the marketing division - Advantages for the administration division

Environmental respect: an opportunity to distinguish yourself at ethical level

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Complete lines and handling systemsThe development of a packaging line for fast moving consumer products, technologies for handling containers, packs and pallets, as well as integrated traceability and storage systems

OCME Competence Library

5esigning and building effi ciency is a great challenge. In a packaging line, this means making use of a great number of heterogeneous resources, each of which contributes to the fi nal result in its own way. First of all, a lot of experience is needed. Managing fl ows coming in and

going out from best performing and highly effi cient machines, which sometimes interface with pre-existing devices or third parties, requires that designers and analysts can draw on a broad experience of installations to be able to anticipate and avert critical situations in the fl ow of products, as well as support maximum productive fl exibility.The ability to innovate is also of the essence. Studying new solutions, testing and adapting innovative materials and cutting edge technologies are up to those entrusted with the task of developing a packaging line upon which the competitive advantage of a company is based.A modern fast moving consumer industry can actually be compared with a living organism given the complexity of the production and packaging systems it uses and its own competitive role on the market. Its success will fi rst of all depend on the effi ciency of its internal structure. Process machines, fi llers, packaging machines and palletizers are organs of the corporate organism; however, without optimal coordination and plan-ning of product and data fl ow they would be useless devices.Therefore, the infrastructure of conveyors, handling and data exchan-ge can, fi guratively speaking, be assimilated in the circulatory apparatus and the nervous system based on the effi ciency of which the level of performance and the overall level of the company can be determined.Thus, will this organism be a pray or a predator? Will it be an athlete or a heart patient? Will it know how to adapt, develop and rise to future challenges or will it be affected by short-sighted choices, unexpected events and obstacles?

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Introduction

Its not because things are dif cult that we dare not venture. Its because we dare not venture that they are dif cult.

Seneca (from Letters to Lucilius)

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Packaging lines for the fast moving consumer industry

Figure 1OCME provides plants and solutions for a wide range of products and containers.

The implementation of a complete packaging line for fast moving consumer industries involves a great number of different jobs and requires preparation, high level services and considerable specialization.

CME has established itself as a leader on the world market by developing some of the milestones in the history of

packaging, logistics and palletizing. Speaking of OCME machinery and lines means speaking of elite systems, high-efficiency and top productivity systems studied to make up the backbone of the productive sector of our customers. OCME ope-rates in numerous fast moving consumer product sectors; let us highlight the following.

Soft drinksFor the soft drinks sector OCME is able to provide the complete bottling, packaging and palletizing line by integrating machinery of its

own production with equipment of third providers.In this framework OCME has worked with producers of very different products such as: mineral water, carbo-nated drinks, spirits, wine and beer.

Food sectorFor the food sector OCME proposes fillers for creams or thick liquids, secondary packaging machines and end-of-line plants. OCME has

manufactured complete plants for producer companies both of food products and animal feed and has dealt with numerous specific cases.

Home and personal care productsFor the sector of home and personal care products OCME is able to provide the complete filling, packaging and palletizing line by integrating

machinery of its own production with equipment of third providers.

PetrochemicalFor the petrochemical sector (lubricant oils, chemical products etc.) OCME can provide the complete filling, packaging and palletizing line

by integrating machinery of its own production with equipment of third providers. OCME has been working in the petrochemical sector since the beginning of the seven-ties and has offered a great number of installations for all the leading companies worldwide.

TissueFor the tissue sector OCME proposes integrated end-of-line automation systems, which take over products at the outfeed of packaging machines for

palletizing and managing pallets from the end-of-line to the warehouse of finished products.

Development of linesOrderingCustomer-oriented skills and ability to interpret the customers strategic and commercial demands are among the main characteristics of the OCME pre-sales personnel. They are specialized advisors in different sectors that can draw upon the rich technical heritage of the company using advanced systems for the analysis of product fl ows and simulation of real production conditions in plants.

DesignThe design of the line being performed with the most advanced design and planning instruments is a phase requiring excellent skill and outstanding ability to interpret the technical and commercial evolution of companies. The Research and Development department (which fi nds its ultimate expression in the Integrapack experimental laboratory, see below) supporting designers and having an entirely innovative approach, continually experiments with advanced solutions to transform them into powerful industrial tools.

Implementation and trainingThe delivery and start-up of a line is coor-dinated by means of advanced informa-tion systems, which allow for maximum effi ciency of the personnel and guarantee the fulfi lment of contractual commitments, both in terms of quality and as regards the project implementation timing. Further-more, OCME can offer a whole series of training courses that enable the personnel of our customers to perform outstandingly even in terms of safety. OCME training courses range from courses for machine operators to those intended for mainte-nance staff. During these sessions your employees will learn all the necessary notions on how to use our machines in safety. Irrespective of the kind of training you choose, OCME will always provide you with a balanced mixture of theory and practice.

Support and serviceFor all after-sales services OCME provides each customer with a separate key ac-count, which assists customers in making the right technical or fi nancial choice eve-ry time. This is to underline that our main concern is to try to offer our customers the best possible service every day.

Maintenance and spare partsOCME spare parts are the best in terms of price, availability and quality. All spare parts exiting OCME warehouses have actually passed the most rigorous quality checks; thanks to our logistics network spare parts reach their destination within the shortest time possible.

Project ManagementThe OCME Project Management servi-ce develops the assignment over the 5 phases of the project life cycle (start-up, planning, monitoring and control, imple-mentation and completion, carrying out its mission both externally and internally within the Company. Its role is to manage and improve communication among all parties, both customer and sub-supplier, whilst reducing the risks which may arise due to complications during project development and also improving the quality of all processes. Equally important is the Project Managers work within the Company, where he aims to communicate all relevant information to the Project team clearly and promptly, reduce errors by cle-ar, improved process design and ensure attention to detail regarding the allotted timing programme and budget.

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The ideal factory: infrastructure

he sensors network, the control surfaces and related interconnections of a packa-ging line are the nervous

system of the human body. They let you know what is happening and, consequently, how to intervene.The quality of network infrastructure is measured against the ability of the company to control all parameters, promptly manage either changes in production and alarms and management of machine stops by enabling tele-assistance services. OCME has been one of the fi rst companies to develop an extended lines control system; today it actually has an over twenty-year old experience in the management of problems related to the dissemination of ingoing and outgoing production data from corporate information systems.

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Figure 2Example of a complete line with conveyors with full and empty containers in bulk and conveyors for packs and pallets.

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The OCME solution for the production line automation and is made up of a well-tested and highly reliable system for information sharing in real time between all entities present in the factory.Ethernet OCME network is made by highly qua-lifi ed specialized technicians able to guarantee optimal operation and maximum availability of infrastructure. The network, which is partly wired and partly wireless, enables the different components of the plant to communicate.

Network infrastructure(Ethernet OCME)

Figure 3Management of all components of the line.

Figure 4Centralized adjustment of the palletizer infeed guides.

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ommunication of warnings, alarms, operative status and the entire flow of incoming and outgoing information from the production line must always be accessible to the company.To this end there are a lot of interfaces between systems (e.g. between operative systems of lines and corporate information systems) and between systems and operators.

Said interfaces and points of contact are crucial to achieve maximum efficiency and correctly manage any event, including occurrences linked to the health and safety of people at work.Let us list some of the devices used in the OCME lines, which allow for informing operators in real time and setting the operative parameters of the active components of the line.

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The ideal factory: control, interface and alarm systems

Optimal interaction and integration between production line, corporate information system, logistics system and, finally, operators is a necessary prerequisite for aiming at maximum efficiency.

Calculation of accumulations of the lineIndicative values for the sizing

of the filling line

Filler 100(Master machine)

Labeller +10%

Bottle inspector +30%

Depalletizer +20%

Packaging machine +20%

Palletizer +30%

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Figure 5Simulation software for the robot palletizing plant with manipulators.

Figure 6Simulation software of a plant with automated guided vehicles.

Control panelFor all conveyors (cartons/bulk/pallets etc.) the concept of modularity and mechatronic integration has been adopted. All conveyors are actually managed by inverters integrated in the motor by means of which speed and start/stop ramps can be set according to the material transported. For each conveyor an interface is also foreseen for inverter control and the connection of field sensors. Cabling occurs by means of a power bus for motors and a field bus for signals. All conveyors are controlled by an electrical panel able to manage from 25 (basic version) to 50 motors.

Pushbutton panelsThey allow for communication of simple information, such as the running and reset of an area and enabling manual mode.The pushbutton panel can be equipped with a 10 touch screen operator panel upon request.

Operator panelsEach control panel is equipped with a 12 colour touch screen operator panel by means of which the operative status of conveyors can be analyzed easily and intuitively.The standard operator panel is made up of a main page displaying the table of contents with the operative statuses highlighted and giving access to the other menus.

From the operator panel it is possible to:

Enable manual mode

Set the main operating data

Set the operating data of the single motor

Display the state of interfacing signals with machines

Display/modify data tracking

Display alarms

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Display (optional) Displays of different sizes and types can be arranged in different points of the plant to allow for easy reading of the main alarms/signals of conveyors.

Tele-assistance (optional) All machines connected with the OCME ethernet network installed at the customers facilities can be monitored from our offices via internet (or even suitable telephone lines).

Albatros (optional) It is software completely developed by OCME with WINDOWS XP Embedded as operative system.A 15 touch screen PC is used without any devices with moving mechanical parts and is thus highly reliable.There are no fans and it uses a compact flash memory as mass memory. It is connected to the PLC of conveyors via ethernet network.Compared to the Operator Panel it offers additional functions concerning self-diagnosis, production data, planned maintenance, tele-assistance and communication management.


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PLANT supervisor (optional)

An updated version of ALBATROS thatconsents better control of the line and improved integration of the transport system with the machines making up the line. All ALBATROSfeatures are maintained and are extended to all the components of the line. It is an intelligent self-diagnosis and monitoring system for machine and system functions and consents filing and processing large amounts of data, through the use of databases. Plant supervision is realized through the use of SCADA packages, so the software licence fee must be paid. The standard development software used is INTOUCH produced by the Wonderware corporation with WINDOWS XP / WINDOWS 7 operating system. A DESKTOP PC is used, housed inside a special cabinet or in a special Control Room.

In its maximum extension, the system is composed of an OCME interface server with the customers management system and an operator workstation that will serve as both MES and SCADA.

The software has been developed to adapt to plant requirements:

Possibility of connecting to the machi-nes of the entire plant and therefore remote start-up /alarm display /production data for each machine.

Possibility of connecting to all plant devices (labelers/code readers, etc.).

Possibility of connecting to customer information technology systems to receive and manage production orders and product master data records and provide for production data and traceability.

Whole system diagnostics

Production statistics / Alarms for the entire plant

OEE calculation for individual machi-nes and for the entire line

Sole master data record for the entire plant

Production batch management

Product traceability management

Driver for all the PLCs

Computerisation of all forms currently fi lled out by the various operators in paper format, and generation of documents for fi ling purposes.

OCME

Server OCME

SAP

Depalletiser

OCME Ethernet Line - OP / line machine data collection start

OP / plant data collection section

Filling machine Labeller Wrap-around packer Palletiser Labeller Taping machine LGV

Automatedwarehouse

Customer Ethernet line

Pc LGV Warehouse PCLinea Pc

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The ideal plant: handling systems within the line Conveyors for empty and full loose containers


ence, guaranteeing excellent perfor-mance is only one of the characteri-stics of a good, integrated handling system; other requirements include

high manufacturing quality and excellent materials, which allow for a long service life, in addition to spe-cific measures against frequent maintenance require-ments, the accumulation of dirt and various pollutants. Furthermore, in the final analysis, a conveyor system for primary containers must meet specific product re-quirements and must be upgradable over time, based on the companys strategic long-term choices.

In terms of primary container handling, the need to transport empty or full containers must be distingui-shed the one from the other, a need that is particulary felt in the beverages sector where, in specific cases, very high-speed air converyors are used to transfer PET bottles. Whether the containers are empty or full, the handling devices must be designed based on a close analysis of the lines production flows, with an accurate and reliable simulation of all situations, including critical ones, that may occur. For this reason, OCME uses special software for the correct sizing and configuration of the entire handling line.

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Each sector, indeed each producer or company, has specific needs in terms of handling primary containers such as bottles, packages, boxes, shaped bottles or any other type of object, but all sectors have shared needs in terms of efficiency and maintaining the value of the investment over time.

Type of conveyor Suitable for

Air conveyors

Separator from 1 to multiple rows

Slat conveyor

Pressureless combiner

Slat conveyor

Pressureless combiner

Pressureless accumulator

Track separator

Rubber slat elevator/lowerator

Cable conveyors

Cases

Table key

Tins

JerrycanGlass

Empty glass

PET bottomFlat

PET empty

Empty tins Shaped bottles

PET bottomPetaloid

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Air conveyors Typically used for PET bottles, air conveyors are used to transfer containers exiting the blower up to the fi ller. The purpose of the conveyor in this stage is to bring the containers to destination with minimum energy consumption. This is done by taking advan-tage of the extremely light weight of the containers, using a con-trolled ventilation and suction system which, thanks to the fl ow of air that it generates, moves the bottles forwards at an extremely high speed. Air conveyors are designed in a modular way, for easy positioning and and re-positioning in case of changes in the plant layout. The hulls may be inspected for cleanliness and sanifi ca-tion and are made of AISI 304 stainless steel, to guarantee both maximum hygiene and maximum durability.The motors used for the system fans are equipped with safety knife switches that may be managed by means of both the inver-ter or by direct operation.

Based on line requirements, there are various types of air fi ltering systems, steel or varnished. To ensure maximum effi ciency and minimum energy waste, the pack guides are made of work harde-ned stainless steel or plastic with a low friction coeffi cient.

A series of specifi c technical measures guarantee the elevated effi cacy and effi ciency of the air handling system, among which:

Manual body guide adjustment system for mono-format lines, rapid manual system by means of speed set, automated format changeover using pneumatic pistons

Use of ow control valves to control bottle speed

Electronic recipe management systems to parameterise the plants

Limited maintenance thanks to the use of top-quality components.

Conveyors for glass and tinsWhile air conveyors represent the optimum solution for PET bot-tles, for loose glass and tin containers we also adopt other types of conveyors, based on layout and plant environment require-ments. Cable conveyors, slat conveyors, modular mats, magnetic or rubber slat elevators are but some of the solutions offered.

Figure 7Detail of the air conveyors with automatic adjustment guides.

Figure 8Air conveyors for PET bottles.


9Slat conveyors and modular mats Slat and mat conveyors are traditional conveyors for loose contai-ners incoming to packaging machines. The purpose of this part of the handling system is to ensure that the containers or products reach their destination, which is cartoning machine, shrink-wrap packer infeed etc., with the least damage possible, with limited energy waste, and as quickly as possible. The growing trend of using primary container designs that are increasingly diffi cult to handle and increasingly instable further complicates the task of these conveyors.The large number of products, packaging shapes and materials calls for the use of specifi c technologies for each application. OCME conveyors are designed based on a modular logic that allows for units that may be easily positioned in any layout, simultaneously optimising the need for materials and spare parts and providing signifi cant savings that derive from standardisation.

Simplified cleaningA common feature shared by many different sectors is the need for a simplifi ed process to manage maintenance, cleaning and, generally, any other routine operation normally performed on the equipment. This is why the conveyors carrying the products to the wrappers are made in an easy-to-sanitize AISI 304 stainless steel. OCME conveyors are equipped with interesting features that help prevent dirt from accumulating and which are specifi cally desi-gned to limit the extent of fl at surfaces, where dust and water can collect. In order to do so, the sides feature round spacers, profi led plates, rounded corners and sloping bearing supports. Drip collectors are positioned under the conveyors with a special V-shaped section that prevents dirt from collecting and conse-quently damaging the machine. The electrical cable tray onboard the chain is of the Cablofi ll type, and is positioned in an upright position to minimize accumulating dirt.

Conveyors for full, loose containers

Figure 9Example of line with conveyors for full containers.

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Mechanical simplificationEvery additional mechanical component implies potentially higher maintenance costs and risks of failure. OCME has carefully planned the mechanics of its conveyors by ap-plying a direct motor drive on the shaft to prevent the use of transmission chains, reducing the dispersion of energy.

Configurations Conveyor configurations vary significantly depending on the needs of a given production line and of the products to be processed:

Traditional conveyors with side transfers typically used in the bottling industry.

With head passages to avoid lateral shifts. Modular belts are used with a pitch of inch and a dead plates between two conveyors. This solution is used to solve

the problems related to the sizes of the typical pallets or when the product is arranged into several rows.

With sloping side transfers to create continuity with the work plane. In this case, the system does not in-clude dead plates and lateral deviations of the product and guides. This solution is used when the product is arranged into several rows and/or when handling smaller articles especially if they have a particular shape and therefore more unstable.

Quality of componentsOCME uses exclusively high quality components in order to guarantee the overall performance of the lines over time. This solution also has the objective to allow customers to have easy access to general spare parts, which can be easily found and match industrial standards.

Figure 10 Slat conveyors for mineral water bottles.

Figure 11Slat conveyors for PET bottles for cooking oil.

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Lateral guidesThe lateral guides are designed to provide a side barrier for the products as they advance along the line, preventing them from falling off the conveyor. When the products contact the guides they may be exposed to friction damage or even tilt. Therefore the choice of the best shapes and materials to be used for the guides is fundamental to handle different products properly.An important feature is the ability to rapidly adjust the guides during the format changing operation. OCME has de-veloped a series of solutions capable of meeting the many different needs of companies operating in different sectors.

Lateral guides can therefore be designed in different ways:

Steel rods, typically used with pet bottles

Roller guides, when the product may risk to get stuck into the guides themselves

In commercial polystone to guarantee smooth riding

In specifically profiled polystone to protect, for exam-ple, the containers labels

In aisi 304 stainless steel sheaths to protect bottom labels to be used in multi-channels solutions with independent rows.

Based on specific needs, guides can be either fixed or adju-stable. Adjustment can be made in several ways:

manually with 2 reference rings for 2 positions

manually with the aid of reference adjustment templates

with centralized handwheel for fixed axle base on conveyors for independent rows

with centralized handwheel for variable axle base on conveyors for independent rows

with octagon plates with reference templates on each face on conveyors for independent rows.

adjusted automatically with gear motor.

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Figures 12 - 13 Plate distribution device for cases containing glass bottles.

Figure 14Extraction conveyor for PET bottles.

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Figure 15 The passages between conveyors sections with dead plates for unstable containers.

Figure 16Slat conveyors for lubricant oil tanks.

Type of chainsMaterials, type and special requirements determine the choice of the chain that best meets the needs of a given product. OCME uses a wide range of solutions depending on the systems needs. Chains may be:

In polyacetal with a thickness of 4 mm for standard con-veyors

In polyacetal with a thickness of 8.7 Mm for longer lifespan and better flatness

In delrin kevlar with a thickness of 4 mm when less friction is required (unstable product)

In delrin kevlar with a thickness of 8.7 Mm when less fric-tion (unstable product) and longer lifespan are required

In stainless steel when very harsh glass bottles are carried

Modular belts with a thickness of 8.7 Mm for longer life-span and better flatness.

LubricationSlat conveyors for loose products are lubricated in all except very rare cases. This will reduce friction between the product and the chain in order to avoid products from falling off the con-

veyor or getting stuck. Proper lubrication also reduces the noise produced by the line and increases the lifespan of the chains.

Lubrication includes:

A wet lubrication system, which consists of a pump that mixes the amine-based lubricant with water and, via the nozzles at the end of the conveyors, sprays it over the chains; the drip collectors under the conveyor body will collect any excess liquid.

A dry lubrication system, which also consists of a pump that dispenses the silicon-based lubricant via special nozzles at scheduled intervals.

Though dry lubrication is much more efficient, wet lubrication will keep the conveyor constantly clean and sanitized, which instead must be performed manually from time to time when using the dry lubrication technique. Slat conveyors for loose products can be equipped with a cleaning system made up of nozzles positioned inside the conveyors body and connected by means of pipes to a pump that will perform a cleaning cycle launched from the control panel.


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Figure 17 Slat conveyors with bridge breaker guides for bottles.

Figure 18Chain distribution device for shampoo bottles.

Figure 20Lubrication nozzles for slat conveyors.

Figure 19Non-stop passage with slat conveyors sided obliquely. This is particularly indicated for unstable containers. Channels can be automatically adjusted using a handwheel.

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Figures 21 - 22Distribution device with 2 to 4 lines for loose containers driven by brushless motors to obtain high speeds without compromising the containers stability.

Conveyor components for loose containers The products carried along the line need to be properly managed in order to deal with specific logistic issues. For example, it could be necessary to deal with different heights, or speed decreases and increases. Other examples are illustrated below:

Decrease in flow rate without pressure, which will distribute the product from a fast single-line con-veyor to a multi-line conveyor thanks to different speed variations and will accumulate the product that will be re-used as soon as the speed increases.

Accumulation conveyor without pressure, parti-cular useful in case of machine downtime downstream, and that will collect the product and re-use it when the machine resumes operation; thanks to different speed adjustments and electrical controls, products are not pressed against each other, and bottles and labels are not damaged.

Extraction conveyor without pressure to move the product from bulk conveyor to single-line conveyor; this is necessary to introduce labellers or other equipment. Thanks to speed differences between one chain and the next, the product is easily aligned without pressure and will not damage or drop the bottles.

Pad elevators are special handling systems used in the filling and packaging lines to change the height of the conveyor carrying the products in a very restricted space and at very high speed. The distinguishing feature of this system is that is has a continuous mo-vement (unlike other typical elevators with an alternate movement). Special lateral pads (grippers), moved by means of articulated chains, will take hold of the products securing them at both sides and laying them at a different level. This technology guarantees great productivity together with an excellent and easy-to-use management (possible unmanned environment).


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Figure 23 Plate distribution device for lubricant oil tanks.

Belt distribution device. This machine is used to break down the product flow from one row into many different rows. It consists of a moving arm, around which 2 belts rotate to separate the products. The belt can be moved by brushless motors for a more accurate precision, and are used for small-scale produc-tions, in case of large-scale productions the following are used:

Multi-line distributer. These are special machines designed to distribute individual, unstable products or packages to several rows at an elevated intervals. The main fields of ap-plication include the food & beverage industry, pharmaceuticals and chemicals (especially the sector of detergents, personal care and petro-chemicals). The main applications include:

1. Arrangement of the individual product onto the number of lines necessary to create the secondary package (heat shrink or wraparound carton)

2. Preparation of the pattern for top loader wrappers

3. Preparation of the palletising pattern for loose products

4. Selection and balancing of outfeed ways based on many different criteria (colour, label, etc) in order to prepare secondary packages containing different products with pre-set quantities.

The control of the main movements occurs through servomotors at a consequently high format change rate, making this type of machine particularly suited for multi-product lines.

Figure 25 Belt distribution device for case with 1 to 4 lines.

Figure 24 Infeed conveyor for glass bottles.

Figure 26 Belt distribution device for shampoo bottles with 1 to 4 lines.

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Cases

Multipack

Cartons

Trays

Plastic crates

PET bundles

Tissue bundles

Pails

Drums

Table key

The ideal plant: handling systems within the line Conveyors for secondary containers (bundles, cases, multipack, etc.)

nce products have been placed in their secondary packages, namely cartons, multipacks, bundles, cases or other packages, they must

travel along the route that separates them from the end-of-line division where they will be entered into appropriate palletizers. The needs of this section of the packaging line are similar to the ones concerning the carrying of loose un-packaged products, except for the differences in volume and weight of the products

to handle. Therefore the need to clean and sanitize effi ciently the conveyors remains and prevents the formation of dirt that will keep them safe at the hygienic level and also prevent potential long-term damages that could affect mechanical and electronic components. Adequately designed and manufactured conveyors carrying products to the palletizers must also take into account daily operation, and maintenan-ce should be carefully handled throughout the entire life cycle of the equipment.

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Type of conveyor Suited for

Chain-driven roller conveyor

Roller modular belt accumulation conveyor

Twin chain with padded modular belt

Rotation with two modular belts with differential speed rates

Transfer conveyor with modular belt

Slat conveyor for multipack

Plate distribution device

Bypass chain-driven roller conveyor

Flat chain-driven roller conveyor

API chain-driven roller conveyor

Twin side belt

Twin side belt with pen

Motorized roller conveyor bend in plastic

Motorized roller conveyor bend in steel with close pitch

Idle roller curve

90 diverter with idle rollers

90 diverter with motorized chains

Plate distribution diverter

Pads elevator/ lowerator

Alternate cycle elevator/lowerator

Step-by-step elevator/lowerator

Continuous level elevator/lowerator

Chain elevator conveyor

In-line 90 tilter

Lateral 90 tilter

90 rotation device

Motor roller conveyor for drums

Selection device for balance drums

90 diverter with motor chains for drums

Cartesian axis manipulator

Manipulators with anthropomorphic robots

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Figure 27 Motorized automatic guides for passages from 1 to 2 rows on a conveyor for bundles/cartons

Figure 28Conveyors for bundles and cartons from wrappers to palletizers.

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Slat conveyors and modular beltsThe different types of conveyors designed for secondary packages must be selected according to the nature of the product to be processed, including its fragility, abrasion risk and lastly, the stability of the package itself.The structures of the conveyors are made in AISI304 steel, ensuring a longer lifespan and making the conveyor easy to clean, which is fundamental not only for food & drink applications, but also for many other sectors.OCME conveyors for secondary containers are the result of many years of research and tests, and are designed and manufactured to minimise the extent of fl at surfaces where dust and water may collect. This feature is also ensured by other elements such as the use of round spacers on both sides, shaped plates, rounded corners and many other elements. The electrical cable tray is onboard the conveyors and is of the Cablofi ll type, and it is installed vertically with comb-collected cables to prevent the accumulation of dirt

Top quality motors and componentsOne of the primary goals of any modern wrapping system is the careful planning and optimisation of the driving forces. Conveyors play an important role since they are equipped with motors and transmis-sion components. In order to limit the use of the mechanical parts, OCME uses direct motorizations on the shafts. This eliminates the need for transmis-sion chains and leads to several advantages:

less mechanical components which are prone to wear and maintenance

less driving force due to the reduction of energy dispersion

less noise in the production area

The sliding of chains and belts are in thick, high-density polystone for long operating life and reduced mainte-nance. OCME uses high-quality chains and belts to gua-rantee elevated performance and to allow customers easy access to spare parts.

Modular logicThe structures of OCME conveyors comply with com-monly accepted industrial standards, whilst allowing a wide range of dedicated components to meet the needs of different products. Therefore it uses a modular logic that includes standard elements that can be easily used be designers based on layout needs. Thanks to this approach, maintenance is easier and spare parts can be quickly replaced because components are commonly available on the market and are easily interchangeable.All conveyors transfer products from one area to the other in the smoothest way possible, and where ne-cessary, it can accept idle rollers. This enables greater stability to products during handling and especially as they pass from one area to the next whilst protecting the internal product from collisions, jolts and vibrations that can break or damage the product.

Figure 29Detail of the transfer from belt section to roller section.

Figure 30Slat conveyors with manipulators.

Figure 31Automatic motorized length adjustments of the channels in a package conveyor.

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Accumulation conveyorsConveyors with modular roller belts required to collect bundles.

Braking conveyorsConveyors with a padded modular belt for low pressure accumu-lation.

Twin belt conveyorConveyor with two belts running at different speeds, including a modular padded belt to separate bundles from each other before they enter a curve or are counted or enter another machine (e.g. labeller or weight control); they can have one motor and a

pinion-and-rack transmission to generate a fixed speed rate of the 2 belts, which is managed by an inverter.

RotationsConveyor with differentiated speed with 2 or 3 modular belt chains that rotate the bundles at different belt speed rates. This will allow a smooth rotation, without damaging the product.

TransferTransfer conveyors are performed on modular polyacetal belts in case of horizontal transfers or modular padded belts in case of elevating conveyors.

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Distribution devices with manipulatorsThe rotation and distribution of packages to diffe-rent lines are performed rapidly and in full stability thanks to the use of manipulating robots.The system uses chain belts divided into sections, each powered by brushless motors to obtain smo-oth handling and optimise performance.The system is modular and can be configurable with 1, 2 or 4 manipulators based on the requi-red speed levels; it can accept 1 or 2 inputs and process packages individually or by lots containing 2 or more packages.

Gantry distribution deviceUnlike distribution devices with manipulators, this version integrates the distribution elements chasing the packages directly into the structure above the conveyor.

Lateral guidesConveyors are equipped with specific lateral guides specifically designed for each product. The most popular ones are roller guides. Guides may be either fixed or adjustable. Adjustable guides can be:

Adjusted manually with 2 reference rings for 2 positions, for the single line only.

Adjusted manually with the aid of adjustment templates

Adjusted manually with the aid of spacers

Adjusted with octagon plate with reference templates on each side for independent line conveyors

Adjusted with a centralized handwheel for fixed axle base of conveyors for independent lines

Adjusted with a centralized handwheel for varibale axle base of conveyors for indepen-dent lines

Adjusted automatically with a gearmotor.

Built-in cleaning systemBundle conveyors may be equipped with a cleaning system consisting of nozzles located inside the body and connected via pipes to a pump that will perform a cleaning cycle launched from the control panel; this feature is useful when handling sugar products that may generate failures due to the stickiness caused by a damaged bottle.

Figure 32 Divider with manipulator.

Figure 33Modular belt conveyor for bundles.

Figure 34Infeed dosing conveyor with upperbelt.

Figure 35Gantry type distribution device.

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Roller conveyors cover a wide range of applications in the handling of secondary packages and differ according to specific needs. The variables that should be considered when choosing the right kind of roller conveyor include the type of product to be handled (form, fragility, content, etc), production speed rate, absence of noise, the fact that it will be installed near accumulated products.

Structural characteristicsRegardless of their type, the roller conveyors manufactured by OCME have several common features including:

A structure frame made of galvanized steel sides with a thickness of 3 mm and an height of 150 mm that make them particularly resistant, thus guaranteeing long life and reducing the number of ground contacts, meeting all hygiene requirements.

The high number of mechanical details, including design and commercial factors available in all our conveyors, translates into an easier management of spare parts for the customer.

Careful planning and efficiencyThe special attention given to the design of product flow and the use of cutting-edge automation systems resulted into a careful system planning and optimization, in an attempt to give priority to the mechanical lifespan of moving parts and ensure less energy consumption. OCME can integrate its equipment with detection, marking, distribution and control systems that can easily interface with existing systems based on the customers requirements.

OCME offers a wide range of solutions for conveyors and automation systems capable of facing the specificities of ever more complex and branded products as currently required by the market.

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Figure 37 Infeed to the palletizer and discard of non-conforming products.

Figure 38Carton distributor from 2 to 1 row.

Figure 36Low pressure API chain-driven roller conveyor.

Chain-driven roller conveyors For its roller conveyors, OCME uses galvanized rollers with a diameter of 50 mm and a pitch of 75 mm, which are capable of guaranteeing the handling and accumulation of wrapped products in heat shrink cartons and bundles with flaps or flat bottom with a length of at least 230 mm. The maximum production speed rate is 600 mm/sec. The distinguishing manufacturing design that uses a inch bypass chain to drive the rollers enables the machine to produce special conveyors with a reduced pitch of 62.5 mm only that can perfectly handle products of smaller sizes.

Flat chain-driven roller conveyorsThe main feature of this type of conveyor is the fact that it uses a flat chain to drive the conveyors, offering noise-free production lines, and high speed rates of up to 1200mm/sec. The diameter of rollers is 50 mm, while the feed pitch is 75 mm and can handle products with a length of at least 230 mm. This type of conveyor is best suited to meet the needs of multi-line systems and can be used as a product collecting or transfer device. It cannot be used as an accumulation device.

A.P.I. chain-driven roller conveyorDesigned specifically for product accumulation, this type of conveyor guarantees very low pressure values even at high production speed rates (up to 1200mm/sec) thanks to the sloped profile of the rollers sliding bed. Rollers are driven by a chain that makes it particularly noiseless and it is therefore perfect for multi-line systems. Particularly suited for packaged products in wraparound carton and bundles with flap or flat bottom. It can also be supplied with a reduced feed pitch, with a roller having a diameter of 50 mm and a pitch of 40 mm for products with a length ranging between 160 and 230 mm.

Twin side belt systemThis conveyor is used to distance and carry the packages from the production line to a main collec-tor. The spacing between packages is done thanks to two sections of the belt that run at different speeds.

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Figure 39 Pallet handling system with chain conveyor and shuttles on rail.

The ideal plant: handling systems within the linePallet conveyors

nfeeding systems for empty pallets and disposal of full pallets, adequa-tely integrated with marking and detection systems can be interfa-

ced with automatic storage system to help manage and analyze the data of the entire system. Based on specifi c requirements, palletizers may be integrated with devices to discard defective pallets and perform operations such as wrapping, hooding, strapping and overlapping of full pallets.Some of the pallet handling, moving and selection systems offered by OCME include:

Motorized roller conveyors Motorized chain conveyors Pneumatic 90 diverters Motorized 90 diverters Chain or roller rotating unit Defective pallet control systems Shuttles on rails Laser-guided vehicles Pallet stackers Pallet dispensing systems

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Carrying full pallets means handling considerable loads, hence submitting the equipment to remarkable stress. Moreover, the automatic selection of defective pallets is fundamental for end-of-line installations.

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Type of conveyor Suited for

Laser-guided shuttle

Chain rotating device

Roller rotating device

Defective pallet controller

Defective pallet controller robot

Shuttle

2-level shuttle

Motorized roller conveyor

Motorized chain conveyor

Pneumatic 90 diverter

Motorized 90 diverter

Pallet stacker

Pallet dispensing system

Table key

Full palletsEmpty pallets

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Figure 40 Chain conveyor.


Manufacturing quality and integration with existing systemsThe solid structure frame in galvanized steel, the use of quality commercial components combined with a careful mechanical, electrical and electronic planning guarantee the longest lifespan possible and full machine performance. Our conveyors are all equipped with motor-driven components powered by means of an inverter and connected to a central network. This, together with an accurate defi nition of the machines design and product fl ow enables our customers to handle a high number of pallets/hour. Thanks to advanced control and management systems, pallet handling can be optimized on each single conveyor, including speed adjustment based on the type of product being handled, hence exploiting at best the advantages of our systems and equipment.For its end-of-line installations, OCME is able to integrate systems for product labelling, wrapping and traceability by creating an interface with existing management systems.

Defective pallet control systemsThis installation consists of a roller system where a series of pneumatic pressure and tracer pins are used to detect the

presence and integrity of the pallets upper and lower bo-ards, and thanks to mechanical conveyors, it will check the pallets external blocks and the compartment space under the feeding plane. It is typically integrated with an ejector and stacker for defective pallets.

Motor-driven roller conveyors Our roller systems can handle any type of pallet commonly used in production sites, including Euro, Chep, American, disposable, and different kinds of demi-pallet sizes thanks to the following manufacturing features:

bypass chain driven conveyor

galvanized rollers with a diameter of 89 mm and pitch ranging between 100 or 150 mm

Variable length ranging between 1500 mm and 6000 mm

Handling weight of up to 3000 kg (individual pallet max. 1500 kg)

Conveyor speed of up to 400 mm/sec (per empty pallet).

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Idle roller conveyorMainly used in end-of-line installations as a pallet drawing bay, it also features idle rollers where pallets are moved by gravity.

Chain conveyorsThree-way chain conveyors for full pallets and two-way chain conveyors for empty pallets are used to handle 1-inch chains sliding along high-density polystone guideways, thereby minimizing wear. To facilitate the passage from one conveyor to the next, they are also equipped with ring couplings for idle chains that accompany the pallet in order to prevent jolts.

Some technical specifi cations are listed below:

Walk-over galvanized plates between chains

Variable length ranging between 1500 mm 6000 mm

Handling weight of up to 3000 kg (individual pallet up to 1500 kg)

Conveyor speed up to 400mm/sec (per empty pallet)

Motorized 90 diverterThis equipment consists of a 3-way chain conveyor that en-gages into a motorized roller system equipped with a lifting device. It is designed to divert the pallet by 90 degrees. Its particularly small dimensions and built-in motor-driven cam lifter enable to produce up to 200 pallets/h. It can handle individual pallets of up to 1500 kg.

Pneumatic 90 diverterChains are lifted by means of one or two pneumatic cylin-ders. This equipment is designed to handle empty pallets or stacks of empty pallets weighing up to 400 Kg.

Rotating unit with motorized roller conveyorsThis installation consists of a motorized roller system mounted on a rotating frame structure with a toothed wheel connected to a gearmotor that can change the rotation direction with a standard angle of 90. However the system can adjust to the needs of any factory layout and customer. It is designed to enable a 360 rotation. It can produce up to 120 pallets/h at a 90 rotation.

Chain rotating unitThis installation consists of a chain conveyor mounted on a rotating frame structure and is similar to the rotating unit driven by rollers.

Figure 43 Overlaying pallet conveyors for carton palletizer .

Figure 44 Defective pallet controlling device.

Figure 45 Roller rotating unit.

Figure 46 Motorized 90 diverter.

Figure 42 Full and empty pallet conveyors to robot palletizer.

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Auriga laser-guided vehicles and shuttles on rails

Shuttle on railsShuttles are particularly suited for complex pallet handling systems with a high number of collection and delivery points. It consists of a shuttle vehicle moving on straight rails, powered by a bus duct, equipped with an onboard PLC unit capable of recei-ving instructions in real time through data exchan-ging photocells. This will help achieve the systems top functionality, as it will be constantly updated on the actual needs of the palletising units. The shuttle and the onboard conveyors, whether roller or chain conveyors, are controlled by inverters that will ensure safe handling of unstable loads. Access to production lines is done safely by the laser scanners that control the sides and the heads of the shuttle stopping it whenever it detects unexpected obstacles or impediments obstructing its way. To avoid operating the shuttle to get empty pallets, it is possible to use shuttles with overlaying conveyors where the lower conveyor will hold the empty pallet and the top conveyor will hold the full pallet. There are different types of shuttles that can handle from one to four pallets at the same time.

Laser guided vehiclesOf all available navigation technologies, laser-guided navigation is both the easiest to install and the one that provides greatest fl exibility of operation. Hence, OCME has chosen this solution to provide Auriga with a highly reliable drive and route correction system. Laser-guided navigation uses special refl ective targets fi tted to the walls of the shuttle working area, to provide a reference grid for shuttle orientation and steering. In fact, this type of system does not require the instal-lation of any fi xed or movable structures on the plant fl oor. Changes to be made to the layout of the system do not entail any site modifi cations, but simply require adjustments to the manage-ment software; indeed, the vehicles are designed to accept new routes and orders originating from the control system. Unlike other, less fl exible na-vigation systems, automatic laser-guided shuttles can auto-determine the best route to follow to complete a given mission and are aware of the position of all other vehicles in the fl eet, so as to avoid collisions. The numerous sensors onboard the shuttle and the systems unique management software logic enable the shuttle to steer clear of any obstacles present in the operating zone.

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Figure 48 Shuttle on rails for operation with 5 robot palletizers.

Figure 49Laser-guided shuttle with chain conveyor.

Figure 51Shuttle on rails with two levels for full and empty pallets.

Figure 50 Automatic battery changing system.

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he wide range of technical solutions for our handling systems has led OCME to carefully select the best brands and technologies currently available on the market.Our conveyors are the result of years of applied research and extensive tests conducted at the companys R&D labs. Today OCME offers the best solution based on the specific production needs,

while maintaining and enhancing the specific features of each product being processed, even when it is objectively difficult to handle. The vast range of available technical solutions includes high quality materials suited for general applications and materials designed for special industrial sectors. This page will present an overview of the possible applications of some of our handling devices.

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Figure 55 Bundle/bottle/package handling conveyors.

Figure 53 Bottle conveyor.

Figure 54 Bundle/bottle/package

handling conveyors.

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conveyor.

Figure 60 Conveyors for unstable bottles.

Figure 58 Curvilinear bottle conveyors.

Figure 61 Bottle conveyors(straight-line tracts).

Figure 59 Conveyors for glass bottles.

Figure 57 Braking conveyors and bundle lifters.

Figure 56 Sliding pro le of chains and belts.

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Research & Development

OCME established an Integrapack.it Research & Development lab with the aim to create a centre of innovation and excellence in the design of high level automation lines in order to meet the competitive needs of distribution companies.

The idea of creating the Integra-pack.it Research Lab stems from the promoters desire to use and develop the advanced technical

know-how that has matured in Emilia-Romagna - known worldwide as highly specialized in the manufacture of automated process and packa-ging machinery (primary, secondary and tertiary packaging) - in the several fi elds of applications including the Food & Beverage and (vegetable and mineral) Oils sectors.Intervention in the bottling and storage proces-ses, by moving them closer to the locations of consumption, will allow for:

greater production exibility, with a consequent improvement in the production and distribution chain process;

reduced stocks of end products; improved product storage and quality; greater effi ciency and control over the whole

process; lower plant management costs; lower shipment logistics costs; lower packaging costs; lower polluting emissions.

The objective is the implementation of a Filling and Packaging Line, which is:

highly effi cient and reliable (in all its compo-nents), thus allowing for lower plant manage-ment costs (one person per shift will manage the whole fi lling and packaging line);

reduced energy consumption; compact island, less space is occupied; ergonomically designed and safe leading to less

accidents at work; exible and modular, allowing for optimized

management of production batches; able to map all process phases with consequent

full product traceability; with lower investment costs compared to the

current technology used; fully integrated in the cycle of production, logi-

stics and administration.

Figure 63 3D CAD planning.

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oday nearly every company opera-ting in the consumer goods indu-stry faces the common problem of choosing the right container for their

products. A greater environmentally friendly aware-ness shown by consumers is leading to a reduction of the weight of primary containers and wrapping mate-rials, alongside the need to diversify ones offer, which are generating a certain degree of instability and an objective diffi culty associated with dealing with cer-tain products, at least when using traditional systems. OCME has been facing these issues for years and has been working on several fronts to provide companies, and in particular the market, with the maximum level

of fl exibility regarding the strategic choices of the shape of containers and the materials to be used.Of course, conveyor lines should follow the direction taken by fi lling, packaging, and palletizing machine and logistics that have gradually achieved levels of excellence in terms of operating fl exibility.The quality of the end-product plays a central role for OCME packaging systems.Belts, conveyors and all other devices that handle primary containers, secondary packages and pallets follow specifi c requirements to prevent abrasions and frictions, thus preserving the products aesthetic appeal and a quality level perceived by the market and the end-user.

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CME operates as a provider of turn-key lines, offering a direct, reliable and competent contact for its customers.

Almost 60 years of activity are the demonstrable proof of its business continuity in the market and its ability to develop installations, products and services that have always achieved the goals set by customers.

At OCME, we put ourselves in our customers shoes. We would like to be free to change and adjust our products to ever-changing needs. This is why our technology offers a unique level of fl exibility. Unlike the past, today we can save the technical investment initially made and use it in case it becomes necessary to extend, integrate or redesign a production plant. This is possible thanks to the application of innovative

planning methods, together with open IT systems, and machines and conveyors that can self-adjust to the tasks that may change over time.A major issue for company managers is safety. For OCME safety planning is a crucial step when desi-gning a production line, together with its conveyors and equipment. In order to obtain the maximum level of safety, both active and passive protection devices and safety guards are installed, we supply operator manuals and deliver dedicated training courses to instruct operators on how to work safely and be informed on safety provisions that could protect their health and lives. Even maintenance activities, perfor-med by highly skilled and trained staff, are conducted according to anti-injury protocols, and in fact, reports show a continuous improvement in eliminating injuri-es at work for any type of task.

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Advantages for the marketing division

Advantages for the administration division

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Environmental compliance:an opportunity to distinguish yourself at ethical level

machines and conveyors that require gradually less power and rely on a more extensive use of kinetic energy.

OCME has been dealing with the OCME WorldCare project for years, a business educa-tional project aiming at proactively intervening in favour of the environment by means of differentiated waste collection and careful use of power and raw materials in general. Project principles include raising awareness among designers about environmental protection and the depletion of resources. The aim is to implement new categories of systems, the performance of which develops hand in hand with their ability to guarantee an ecologically sustainable development.

very part of a packaging and storage line can play its part in reducing overall energy consumption. This means that

any device, if well-designed, can reduce its im-pact on the environment and help the company save money.Basically, a modern OCME line operates on two fronts when it comes to minimizing its en-vironmental footprint and save of energy bills: less raw materials and reduced power. Todays consumers and the distribution chain requi-re lighter containers to avoid waste of raw materials or, for some products, the possibility to manage disposals. OCME conveyors are designed to manage these types of products in an effi cient way. As for energy saving, OCME is developing


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All the OCME technologies dedicated to your sector

One of the characteristics for which OCME is renowned for in the market is the companys flexible approach to customer needs. We believe that each sector must be followed with specific care, because each has specific needs. For this reason, our staff of professionals is specialised in responding to the needs of every single customer, based on the unique characteristics of each sector.

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Soft-drinks

Wines and spirits

Food

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Petrochemicals

Pharmaceuticals

Products for personal and home care

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Our task as providers of packaging and filling technology and logistics is not only to install a system, i.e. solve an immediate problem. We rather believe our role is to provide a vision of the future of production in the factories of the fast moving consumer industrial sector and propose solutions that are ahead of the times. This is at least what we have been doing since 1954.

This document presents our experience and our technologies applied to complete lines for the fast moving consumer industry. As any OCME product, systems, devices and services offered by the company throughout the systems entire life cycle are designed to run intensively and provide customers with solid support to the strategic choices they intend to implement.

Today companies of the fast moving consumer sector have a great opportunity to differentiate themselves and increase their competitiveness by aiming at efficiency and integrated automation of the whole productive section, ranging from the filling to the handling of pallets with automated guided vehicles, thanks to OCME technology. Gra

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