Friday, October 29, 2010
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CARTONER PURCHASING TIPWhile purchase cost is important, consider
the following when reviewing various suppliers and cartoning machine specifications for your project.
The lowest priced cartoner usually DOES
NOT produce the lowest cost per unit to package the product. A major consideration of the cartoner purchase is of course cost. But the
real cost is the total cost to package the product. These components include the costs associated with the cartoner long after the
purchase.
Considerations in total overall costs to package the product include:
UPTIME RELIABILITY- The machine should run day in and day out with minimal if any issues. PRODUCTION OUTPUT- Along
with consistent reliability, the cartoner should produce high quality product at
rated speeds with minimal rejects. MINIMAL MAINTENANCE AND OPERATOR ADJUSTMENTS- Cartoners
should run with high reliability and produce quality product without tweaking, adjusting or banging with a hammer. You
should forget you have one until you are reminded by the amount of finished product pumping out the door. SPEED OR CARTONS PER MINUTE-The
higher costs associated with quality components and reliable design considerations pays off big time, resulting in increased
speeds and thus increased output per shift, per week, per month, etc. DURABILITY-Make sure the cartoner
is robust and will stand the test of time.
For
further information and outstanding cartoning solutions contact: Packaging Machinery Products Telephone: 224 628 4867 Email: info@pmpmachine.com Website: www.pmpmachine.com
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Thursday, October 28, 2010
Welcome to the PMP News BlogAt PMPmachine.com we have added a PMP News Blog feature to our website. This new page will feature articles and blogs
delivering the latest happenings at Packaging Machinery Products and around the packaging community. In addition,
our cartoning experts will provide answers to commonly asked questions about cartoners and cartoning. Other topics
will include: tips and best practices for cartoner maintenance and performance, advice for finding the right cartoner
for your needs and much more. Be sure to check back for new content soon.
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