Flow Pack Delfin Galaxy used. Three motors packaging machine with bottom reel for the packaging of medium-sized products, bakery products (pizza, wraps, pizza bases, pinsa).

MAP
The Modified Atmosphere Packaging (MAP) is the process by which an inert gas, generally nitrogen, is inserted inside the package, replacing the presence of oxygen. By doing so, the food product inside the flow pack bag will have a longer shelf life and consequently can be stored more easily for a longer period of time.
To pack in MAP it is necessary that the packaging machine is translating or rotary with Long Dwell sealer and that it has the predisposition for the connection of the gas cylinders and the gas injection system.
The flow pack packaging machine can be set up for packaging in MAP through a normal flow meter or through a Dan Sensor system with mixer and analyzer. The Dan Sensor system complete with mixer and analyzer allows to have a constant control over the amount of gas in relation to the oxygen that is present in each package, guaranteeing precision and safety that otherwise cannot be obtained. However, this system is mounted only on high quality and high cost packaging machines because it is a particularly expensive system.

Notch pitch photocell for printed film
A device for reading the printed film notch pitch that allows you to read the position of the notch and to correct the phasing of the envelope so that the sealing always takes place between one notch and another. This method is essential if the package we have to make is printed with a graphic that must always be shown in full.