Fabbri Group introduces hybrid wrapping machines
Italy-based Fabbri Group, with its historical experience in the production of packaging machines and films for the food market, is introducing its “HYBRID” concept to the packaging world.
Automac Dual, Automac Industrial and Automac Ultra are the three high-productivity wrapping machines of the new “Fabbri HYBRID” range, which, according to the company, guarantee the perfect packaging of fresh products with any type of stretch film, in both neutral and printed format: PVC-based film, PE- based film, bio-based film and compostable film.
For Fabbri Group, sustainability, convenience and performance of the solutions offered are a must. All the films it produces are characterised by reduced thickness and high performance, guaranteeing a very low use of raw materials and the lightest possible packaging. Great attention is also paid to the effective disposal of packaging at the end of its life: the company’s recent “Nature Fresh” certified compostable film, for example, can be thrown directly into the domestic compost bin without generating packaging waste.
The perfect synergy between the “HYBRID” wrapping machines and the films produced by Fabbri Group is therefore a guarantee of optimum results, according to the company, but the new machines have been designed to ensure quality packaging even with alternative films.
At a time when the debate on reconciling sustainability policies with the efficiency of production organisation is still extremely topical, changing the film used according to the demands of one’s customers will therefore no longer be a problem. Thanks to a single wrapper capable of running multiple films, retailers and industrial packers will be able to maintain operations without interruption, without the need for technical adaptations and, above all, without additional costs, says the company.
The Fabbri HYBRID family will soon include Elixa series wrapping machines as well.
The project has been recognised by the EU Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Program.
For more information, visit: www.gruppofabbri.com.
