Flexibility wraps up success February 1st 2011 Aetna Group has supplied
McKechnie Plastic Components
(MPC) the latest Rotoplat 507 to
wrap a wide range of product at its
site at Stamford Bridge, North
Yorkshire.
MPC produces plastic
components for a variety of
industries, including automotive,
construction, packaging, medical
and brewing. All items are palletised
prior to transportation, so the pallet
wrapper has to be both flexible and
reliable. A typical output is between
150 – 200 pallets/day, 7 days per
week.
"Our products can range from
quite small, irregular shaped items
to big, heavy parts for the
construction industry," says logistics
manager for MPC, Russ Cox.
"Having pre-programmable
wrappers, which can store a variety
of information to cover these
variances, has improved the whole
palletising process for us."
Cox adds: "Quickly we found that
the power pre-stretch was saving us
up to 60 per cent on film usage and
the reliability of the wrappers has
helped avoid bottlenecks in the
warehouse."
An added bonus on the large
Stamford Bridge site is the ease with
which the Rotoplats can be moved
around quickly to deal with different
wrapping jobs using just a simple
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