Packaging Feeding Systems

KOCOTEK offers a range feeding systems. These feeding systems consist of several line phase feeders, in line layer collators, overhead product’s grouping systems, special feeders for wafer’s blocks, various cross feeders, and much more!

Gondola Buffers (TGB Series)

The TGB series are FIFO buffering systems based on the “paternoster” principle and suitable to perform a variety of tasks including extra long buffering capacity and steady equalizing of the accumulated products to the downstream equipment within a limited footprint by using air space.

In special applications, like stand up pouches handling systems, the TGB, suitably equipped, can also act as pasteurization tower and cooling proofer when heating and cooling processes are required (baby food flexible pouches, etc.).

U Shaped Buffers (USB Series)

The USB series are a trombone principle based buffering modules dealing effectively with downtime of the packaging legs for a set number of minutes thus avoiding any need for processing shut down.

Under standard operating conditions the products transit the USB unit towards downstream packaging.

Together with its main buffering function the USB is also quite effective in reducing the gaps between incoming product’s rows balancing the line in case of missing rows and therefore improving the overall performance of its packaging.

Rows Distribution System (CDS100)

The CDS100 is a modular flexible distribution system for high speed transfer of products coming from the processing in set rows by means of a launching pivoting ending dedicated belt.

The CDS100 is compatible to a wide range of automatic feeding and packaging solutions.

Rows Distribution System (CDS1000)

The CDS1000 is a modular flexible distribution system to gently transfer products coming from the processing in set rows by means of a pivoting dedicated cross transfer station.

The CDS1000 is compatible to a wide range of automatic feeding and packaging solutions. One of the main features of this system is the possibility to back feed the stored rows while in operation.

Although this system is normally set to evenly handle the incoming rows of product over its wrapping legs the concept of this distribution system allows it, in downtime conditions and within a limit, to handle the production over the residual operating wrapping legs, avoiding the rows of products to reach the buffering belt.