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The F-series: a game changer in the segment of thermoforming The new, high-performance F-series thermoformer, SEALPAC’s first complete in-house design in this segment, represents an entirely new approach to packaging technology. Companies benefit from a significant increase in production through optimal process flows and minimum machine downtime. The F-series flexibly processes a wide range of materials and is therefore particularly future-proof, especially with regard to fulfilling the PPWR (Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation). Furthermore, it is equipped with the latest control software that enables flawless in-line connectivity and also allows for easy network integration. This makes the SEALPAC F a true industry 4.0 machine. A special feature of the F-series thermoformer is its modern hygiene concept. The easy access design makes cleaning and maintenance intuitive, therefore enhancing machine availability. Another highlight is the tooling quick exchange system on the F-series. This ensures maximum flexibility and significantly simplifies switching toa new application.

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