Econocorp Econoseal Spartan 11234 Manual End-Loaded Style Glue Cartoner, 2023

Used Econocorp Econoseal Spartan 11234 Manual Cartoner, 2023:

All specifications are assumed to be correct but must be confirmed by the purchasing entity.,The ECONOSEAL SPARTAN Cartoner is a fully automatic, low-cost horizontal cartoner for end-loaded style cartoning. The machine automatically feeds and opens a sleeve style carton into a single product loading station, where the product is automatically or manually loaded into the carton. The loaded carton is fed into the closing section in which both ends are closed. The ECONOSEAL SPARTAN Cartoner is an automatic, intermittent motion, horizontal machine designed for reliable performance on a constantly demanding, moderate speed production line.

All specifications are assumed to be correct but must be confirmed by the purchasing entity.,A 3/4 horsepower motor with a clutch/brake and gearbox arrangement provides indexing accuracy and simplified electrical circuitry. The vacuum arm and minor dust flap tucker operations are provided by a low maintenance, pneumatic system.

All specifications are assumed to be correct but must be confirmed by the purchasing entity.,The ECONOSEAL SPARTAN Cartoner produces professionally sealed cartons for a wide variety of products, and can easily be changed over to accommodate a range of carton sizes.

All specifications are assumed to be correct but must be confirmed by the purchasing entity.,– Speed: Up to 2400 cartons per hour – Standard Carton Size Range: 2” x 1” x 5” (51 x 25 x 127mm) minimum to 10” x 4” x 12” (254 x 102 x 305mm) maximum – Electrical: 220 Volt, 60 Hertz, 1 Phase – Air: 80-PSI minimum – Nordson MESA 4, 2 H/G

All specifications are assumed to be correct but must be confirmed by the purchasing entity.,– Size: Approximately 106” long x 36” wide (2692.4mm x 910mm) – Weight: 1900 lbs. (860kg)

All specifications are assumed to be correct but must be confirmed by the purchasing entity.,Machine manual available upon request

All specifications are assumed to be correct but must be confirmed by the purchasing entity.