Improving end of the line packaging is a constant battle that companies are always looking to improve. The BEL-505 is a semi-automatic case former designed to help customers solve this problem. The BEL-505 forms the bottom layer of a case allowing the operator to pack the case with both hands. This machine is a very good option for those companies that are case packaging in very small work areas.
The BEL-505 is a semi-automatic case former designed to improve operator efficiency by folding the bottom four flaps of a RSC style case and securing it, thus allowing the operator use of both hands to pack/fill the case. The BEL-505 is free standing and can be bolted directly to a Wexxar case sealer or just about any other case sealer in the market. The BEL-505 is run completely off of plant air and its stainless steel construction makes it ideal for washdown environments.
Different Case Ranges to Meet Demand
The BEL-505 has several different makes/models therefore it has several different case ranges to meet customer’s demand – below is a chart showing the different case ranges.
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505 | 505G3 | 505XL | 505G4 | 507 |
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Length |
Min: 8” Max: 26.5” |
Min: 8”
Max: 24” |
Min: 10”
Max: 39” |
Min: 8”
Max: 26” |
Min: 8” Max: 26.5” |
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Width |
Min: 6” Max: 16” |
Min: 6”
Max: 18” |
Min: 10”
Max: 24” |
Min: 5”
Max: 18” |
Min: 6” Max: 16” |
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Height |
Min: 3.5” Max: N/A |
Min: 3”
Max: N/A |
Min: 3”
Max: N/A |
Min: 3.5”
Max: N/A |
Min: 3.5” Max: N/A |
| *Custom machines can be made | |||||
RMH Systems has placed several of these machines in customer’s facilities over the years. They have proven to be a reliable workhorses for customers and are a great option for customers who are looking to improve operator efficiency and case throughput.
“We purchased the BEL-505 two years ago and since then this one machine has allowed us to reduce labor and increase our case throughput. The BEL-505 has proved to be such a reliable machine that we purchased two more for our other bottling lines”
Operations Manager – Local Honey Manufacturer
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