When the doorways open at Interpack from seventh to thirteenth of Might in Düsseldorf, Mosca GmbH will likely be presenting groundbreaking improvements in load securing below the theme of ‘linked effectivity’. The main focus will likely be on built-in options that mix sustainability with Business 4.0.
A spotlight of this 12 months’s exhibition in Corridor 11, sales space D56, is the extremely environment friendly mixture of the KZV-111 pallet strapping machine (beneath) and the Luna A3 rotary arm stretch wrapper. This mixture demonstrates how seamless course of transitions optimise throughput occasions. The KZV-111 offers the inspiration for max stability, while the Luna A3 wrapper ensures ultimate safety in opposition to exterior influences. Because of the clever management system, each machines talk instantly with each other, which minimises the necessity for handbook intervention and enhances operational reliability. “The mix of strapping and wrapping reduces materials consumption while guaranteeing most transport safety,” explains Alex Jesser, Technical Product Advertising and marketing Specialist.
Automation for recent produce
Via its strategic partnership with Reisopack, Mosca is increasing its portfolio for specialist sectors: the Reisopack 2905 horizontal strapping machine is particularly designed for the fruit and vegetable sector. With an built-in vertical edge safety feeder, it stabilises and protects delicate items throughout transport. These options are the results of shut technical coordination to fulfill the excessive throughput charges in logistics centres for perishable items. “Our goal is to search out the suitable automated resolution for each particular business requirement,” says Jesser.
Mosca is premiering the brand new Reisopack Fusion sequence. With optimised color schemes and 4 body sizes, it expands the vary of purposes and allows optimum dealing with of assorted belt widths and pack dimensions. “The Reisopack Fusion provides our clients the pliability they want to reply to altering packaging traits and completely different container sizes,” confirms Jesser.
Innovation in sequence manufacturing
Guests to the exhibition may expertise the SoniXs P7-Join B in motion. It marks the following step in absolutely digitalised purposes. Because the successor to the MP-6, it provides full connectivity due to the WebHMI interface. Efficiency knowledge will be analysed in actual time by way of the digital interface, forming the idea for optimised predictive upkeep. The built-in SoniXs ultrasonic sealing system allows the dependable processing of PP and paper straps. The confirmed ultrasonic sealing course of operates with no heating section and is due to this fact not solely energy-efficient but in addition emission-free.
Sustainability with HUG and recyclable strapping
For handbook duties, Mosca presents the HUG hand strapping software and the extra highly effective HUG+ model. Along with a shredder on show on the stand, the strapping specialists will display how clients can instantly put together strapping for the following recycling cycle – absolutely according to the round economic system.
Talking of strapping: At Interpack, Mosca is solely showcasing the prototype of a brand new gray PP strap, which will likely be prepared for market launch this autumn. Designed for bundling and sealing, the strapping consists of at the very least 35% post-consumer recycled materials (PCR-PP) – a proportion that’s intentionally highlighted by the gray color. The absolutely recyclable strap is free from important substances and combines regulatory compliance with most performance for transport and business.
With this recycled content material, the strap is already future-proof as we speak: on the one hand, it meets the long run EU necessities for transport packaging below the PPWR (efficient from August 2026). Alternatively, it exceeds the 30 per cent threshold required by the UK’s Plastic Packaging Tax (efficient from April 2027). “The brand new gray PP strap is appropriate with all Mosca strapping machines,” emphasises Jesser. “The gray color scheme is intentionally used to offer a transparent visible distinction from straps with no recycled content material.”
