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Spiral conveyor for China

China’s demand for in-time express delivery services is huge. A prominent service player in this industry operates some 9000 service centres with almost 300,000 employees. AmbaFlex has supplied its SpiralVeyor SVe series for the high capacity elevation of a mix of smaller parcels up to larger carton boxes in one flow.

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Spiral conveyor

A leading internet retailer has installed a large number of AmbaFlex SpiralVeyor ToteLifts which are specifically designed to help achieve a flawless distribution process resulting in even shorter delivery times.

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Pedal to the metal (cans)

When a French customer of Ambaflex wanted to upgrade its factory equipment and maximise line efficiency, it chose to integrate SpiralVeyor technology in combination with an accumulation table.

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Touchless accumulation

An industrial bakery that supplies packaged cookies as a private label to retailers, invested in a new packaging line. This new line consisted of a separate packaging and sealing machine. Getting the optimal flow of cookies between the two machines turned out to be difficult though, but luckily AmbaFlex had the perfect solution with a unique accumulation system.

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Splitting tracks

A global leader in chemical and consumer goods wanted to converge two separate streams of closed cartons, transport them up and split the tracks again at the upper-end. After the split, both tracks had to span several meters to get to the next machine in their own individual process.

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Pasta problem solved

A world leading pasta maker from Italy wanted to maximise their line efficiency and bring two separate product streams down to the next part of the line. One of the problems was that both streams had to come down on a very limited amount of space, which ruled out installing a separate machine for each stream.

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Twisting pasta to floor level

When a pasta maker from Italy wanted to maximise line efficiency and bring two separate product streams down to the next part of the line one of the problems was that both streams had to come down on a very limited amount of space, which ruled out installing a separate machine for each stream.

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