Tetra Pak® Multilane Wrapper 2200 A2 for ice cream wrapping
The Tetra Pak® Multilane Wrappers A2 are self-contained units, designed for continuous wrapping of stick novelties, sandwiches, bars, cones and other ice cream products in a number of parallel lanes, in heat or cold sealable wrapping materials.
Quick facts
Self contained unit for continuous wrapping of ice cream products, in hot or cold sealable wrapping materials.
Capacity
to 70 products/min per lane.
Applications
Ice cream sticks, sandwiches, bars, cones, wafer cups etc.
Integrated paper rack
The paper rack is mounted onto the machine rather than on an external rack. This reduces space requirements and makes it easy for operators to access the paper rolls and replace them, while minimizing friction. The lack of friction also enables the use of thinner wrapping material.
Quick release handle
Different paper formers are needed depending on the size and the shape of the product and wrapping material width. In this unit, there is a quick release handle, which makes it easy to switch paper formers (without tools) whenever a different product it going to be made.
Individual fin seal drive & sealing module
Designed with an individual fin seal drive and sealing module, this unit enables easy threading of one lane at a time. That means fast and safe product changes, with the minimum waste of wrapping material. It also enables the features called ‘no-product-no-wrapping’ and fast photo registration (or ‘picture in place’ wrapping).
Cross sealing & cutting module
This module moves in a box motion pattern, which means the wrapping material is held together for an optimal length of time and at the correct temperature to form a reliable seal. An integrated fast moving cutting device cuts the packaging material within the jaws during sealing.
Replaceable modules
The fin and cross seal modules are designed for fast replacement, with power outlets for air and power connections. Having an additional set of modules means you can remove one when a wear part needs replacing without prolonged interruption to your production. The switch typically takes ten minutes.