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In June 2004 the companies Schneider Engineering, Volketswil,
Switzerland and Maruishi Co.,Ltd, Fuji-City, Japan have signed
a licence agreement for the manufacture of the Schneider fully-automatic
(single and double ream) feeding system for all types ream
wrapping machines in Japan and some Asian countries.
The Schneider system has been installed successfully in European
and North American paper and cardboard mills. The system features:
Advantage / Savings
- no more tape marks for each ream
- by using the special sheet counting camera with linked
to a computer, the reams are actually counted and not measured
by thickness system any more
- clients will achieve a constant productivity in all 3
shifts, and they will be able to inclease the production
(manual feeding results a variation of productivity though
day production due to human feeding)
- after the new system is installed, mills require 1 operator
at the wrapping machine.
Easy to use
- fully-automatic, operator skill-independent mode of operation
- patented highest gripper accuracy and repeatability
- perfect ream separation
- universal application
- easy operation
- low maintenance requirements
Schneider Engineering has been established over 35 years
ago and is specialized in the manufacture of custom-designed
and manufactured guillotines, load & unloading systems,
periphery systems and envelop cutting presses.
Maruishi Co.,Ltd has been founded over 60 years ago and is
specialized in Manufacturing high speed ream wrapping machines
(already 131 machines delivered world wide) plus auto intermediate
roll storage system with Vacuum / crane, sheeter, pallet wrapping
Machine, roll wrapping machine by stretch film and also by
kraft roll wrapping machine, full automatic truck loading
system.
Both companies are confident that this cooperation will
not only be beneficial for potential clients in Japan and
Asia , but that the exchange of information and vast experience
of the parties will further enhance the capabilities and performance
of both, the feeding system and the ream wrapping machine.
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