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Reepack ReeForm T55 Thermoform Fill Seal Protein Saddlepack Application
Eric introduces the ReeForm T55 customizable thermoform fill seal packaging machine showcasing its saddlepack capabilities for protein products. Dive deep into the innovative features of this state-of-the-art machine as it performs saddle pack poultry packaging, a game-changer for the industry. Discover how this advanced packaging style caters to both bulk packaging requirements and smaller serving needs by enabling easy portioning through tear-off sections.
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The Reepack ReeForm Series includes machines from entry-level to flexible and compact models up to high performance machines processing flexible and rigid film, with different thickness for several film widths, forming depth and cut-off lengths.
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Since its chicken products are high-end, the presentation and packaging needed to match. Hudson Valley's customer was looking to present the product visually from both the front and back.
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“Since going with Reepack we’ve basically doubled our production by one machine,” Knutzen said. “We have no complaints on the mechanical side; customer service has been top notch.
The benefits of the new equipment have already become apparent. Dr. Morey notes that offering packaging equipment has filled a void in the program to teach students about the poultry industry beyond the birds themselves.