Hayssen 12-16 HR Packaging Line – Year 1998
The packaging line consists of a:
-VFFS bagging machine, model 12-16HR, s/n X17913,manufactured in 1998, up,to 100bags/min, depending on products and packaging sizes,
ranges from 2-1,/8″ x 3″ x 8″ x 8″ to 28″ long packets,
with Markem Imaje,
smart date 5 printer,
control panel with programmable controller,
AB operator’s interface monitor,
115v,
1ph/60hz,
30amps
-Multihead Weigher
– Hayssen Yamato scale,
model ADW Dataweight,
multi,head weigher,
8 stations
– memory buckets,
8 g to 1000g range,
with model,RCU-600 remote operator’s control,
swivel arm mounted, s/n L950009-21,
collating funnel,
all stainless contact parts,
220 to 240 vac, 1ph/50/50hz,
on,mild steel work platform with ladder access
-Bucket Elevator
– Major Packaging Machinery LTD,
model 3E,
s/n 87-1528,
bucket elevator,
approx 14′ to 16’high x 3′ top x 4′ bottom,
modified with feed,belt conveyor,
plastic buckets, feed chute,
drive motors
-Accumulation Hopper
– Stainless accumulation conveyor,
approx 6′ x 4′ x 2′,deep,
2″ dia legs/frame support,
with wheel casters
this packaging line is fully functional and in great condition,
serviced and cleaned throughout the years
Hayssen
Hayssen is a flexible packaging machinery brand whose packaging solutions are used extensively throughout industries such as food and food service, industrial and automotive, medical and pharmaceutical, and pet and animal food and care, to name just a few. Hayssen flexible packaging solutions range from single machines to full packaging lines in either vertical form fill seal or horizontal flow wrapping.
The Hayssen brand began in 1910, when its founder, Herman Hayssen, invented and patented the first automatic bread wrapping machine in Sheboygan, Wisconsin. The first machines were manufactured in Mr. Hayssen’s garage with the help of just one mechanic.
Hayssen was a privately-held and family-owned company from 1910 until 1966, when it became a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Bemis Company, a principal manufacturer of packaging materials and specialty coated and graphics products headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota. In May, 1997 Hayssen was acquired by Barry-Wehmiller and is now a brand of BW Flexible Systems.
