Food-grade adhesive pads [compatible with metal detectors] exhibited at JAPAN PACK!
This is a food cup series ideal for frozen foods, chocolates, baked goods, and more. The blue adhesive pad allows for immediate identification of foreign substance contamination risks!
The food-grade adhesive pads from Piab Japan are an ideal food cup series for frozen foods, chocolates, baked goods, and more. All cups are blue and are compatible with metal detection, so even if small fragments occur from the cups, they can be easily detected by vision cameras or metal detectors. *For more details, please contact us or refer to the PDF. ----FOOMA JAPAN 2020 will be held in Osaka---- ■Dates: June 23-26, 2020 ■Venue: Intex Osaka ■Booth: Booth No: 2-233 We will have various demo machines ready for you.
basic information
【Product Lineup】 ● Bakery Suction Cup: B-BL Model A model specifically designed for soft work such as bread and baked goods. It is ideal for applications that require height adjustment. Not suitable for applications that require high vacuum. ● Food Multi-Layer Suction Cup: F-BX Model This design features a very thin lip, but the bellows section provides stability during suction. It demonstrates reliable lifting power for workpieces with uneven surfaces. Ideal for fresh and frozen items. ● Food Oval Suction Cup: F-OB Model Best suited for workpieces with a rectangular suction surface. Perfect for bar-type health foods, small bottles with seasonings, and frozen foods. ● Praline Suction Cup: P-D Model Ideal for round workpieces such as chocolates. The pad is designed to be deeper, and the thin, soft lip securely holds the workpiece. It is best for curved suction surfaces but not suitable for flat workpieces. *For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
Price range
P1
Delivery Time
OTHER
The delivery date may vary depending on the quantity, so please feel free to contact us.
Applications/Examples of results
It is ideal for work involving baked goods, bread, frozen foods, chocolate, and general food products. There are case studies of its adoption in robotic hands.
