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15. February 2023 | FOODTECH
DIALABXPO'S FUTURE
DiaLabXpo, which recently was held in MCH Messecenter Herning - simultaneous with the exhibition, FoodTech, has now been held three times without entirely meeting the expectations of organisers and al
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19. October 2022 | Scanvaegt Systems A/S
19. October 2022 | Scanvaegt Systems A/S
ScanPlant NG manufacturing execution system: Improves the company’s earnings
ScanPlant NG – Next Generation – is an exceptional tool for monitoring productivity, inventory development, yield and give-away in real time.
The system captures registrations from reception of go
19. October 2022 | Scanvaegt Systems A/S
Espera Nova: Extremely precise weigh-price labelling
Espera Nova is a new, extremely precise and fast weigh price labelling system with IPX5 protection classification.
It’s based on a brand new machine concept that optimizes the production process, in
19. October 2022 | Scanvaegt Systems A/S
Scanvaegt SC505 Checkweigher: Dedicated control system for the packing line
The Scanvaegt SC505 is a new low-cost, but high-quality checkweigher for the inspection of packaged products in dry packing environments.
The checkweigher is an efficient tool for protecting your b
19. October 2022 | Scanvaegt Systems A/S
Scanvaegt ABWL System: Improved profitability on the Packaging Line
The Scanvaegt ABWL system (automatic box weigh labelling), an automated solution that ensures increased packaging flow.
The system weighs and labels the boxes and checks at the same time that weight
19. October 2022 | Scanvaegt Systems A/S
Marelec portioncutter: Reduced give-away - increased yield
Marelec Portio 3-300 is suited for extra large meat primals, being equipped with a belt of 300 mm wide, instead of the 254 mm wide belt on the "regular" Portio 3.
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