• The Hayssen X850: BW Packaging's multi-jaw flow wrapper uniquely designed for cheese and other products that require high seal integrity at high speeds
    The Hayssen X850: BW Packaging's multi-jaw flow wrapper uniquely designed for cheese and other products that require high seal integrity at high speeds
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BW Packaging, Barry-Wehmiller’s packaging machinery business, has launched the Hayssen X850, a multi-jaw flow wrapper designed for cheese and other products that require high seal integrity at high speeds.

With its patented individual ring technology and quick-release jaw design, the machine, according to Jim Kolmus, vice-president of Innovation at BW Packaging, is “unlike anything else on the market today”.

“The Hayssen X850 was designed to build upon the strong foundation of our previous Hayssen RT model – a flow wrapper that has been a powerhouse for many block and sliced cheese manufacturers for almost 70 years,” Kolmus continued.

“Rooted in customer feedback, the X850 modernises the operators’ experience in several ways, notably reducing the number of tasks and time required for maintenance.”

With high throughput, the Hayssen X850 cycles up to 300 packs per minute with over one second of dwell time, and detects and clears product jams without stopping.

Its film unwind system allows operators to easily fine-tune film tracking, enabling easy film loading and reducing downtime, while the servo jaw control minimises wear and maintenance.

“In addition to its exceptional performance, we designed the machine to be smart,” said Brantley Turner, senior product manager at BW Packaging.

“The Hayssen X850 has both brawn and brains. With RFID login and advanced OpView HMI standard on every machine, operation is made simple for any operator.”

The Hayssen X850 also meets the requirements of today’s manufacturer through its stainless-steel frame for IP66 wash down, hygienic sloped surfaces, and independent temperature control that will run various types of zippers and films, including recyclable materials.

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