PETpla.net Insider 09 / 2017

64 TRADE SHOW PREVIEW PET planet Insider Vol. 18 No. 09/17 www.petpla.net Hall B5 - Booth 115 (IMD) & Hall B5 - Booth 302 (Sacmi) Hall A4 - Booth 306 Hall B5.115 Drinktec München, 11. – 15. September 2017, visit IMD @ Inspection Systems for the Plastic Packaging Industry Swiss Made | www.imdvista.ch IMDvista CLDP Closure Digital Print. Flexible in format & design. Up to 1’500 ppmin. IMDvista PECO V3 Preform Inspection. Less than 7m ƹ and up to 90’000 pph. Cavity reading. IMDvista TWIN Closure Inspection. «Flying Closure» for true, 100% inspection. PET flake sorting station At the Drinktec, Sesotec GmbH pre- sents itself for the first time as a supplier of complete sorting sta- tions for PET flake recycling. The revised Flake Purifier+ multi- sensor sorting system will be the company’s highlight. A complete PET flake sorting line from Sesotec offers advantages such as fewer interfaces and contact persons, and uniform operation of all the line com- ponents, says the company. Mechanical sorting is claimed to be perfectly matched to sensor sorting, and both ensure optimal performance. The Flake Purifier+ multi-sensor sorting system was comprehensively modified and features optimised material infeeding for a more evenly distributed material flow and increased material throughput. It also allows easier mainte- nance and integration. The system’s dust-proof design and integrated dust and label extraction connections provide increased efficiency in the recycling process. All Sesotec multi-sensor sorting systems - and of course also the new Flake Purifier+ - are available with all sensor combinations and in various working widths. www.sesotec.com Integrated “redcube plus” modules printing on self-adhesive labels and beverage closures In partnership with two partners, Sacmi (Hall B5, Stand 302) and IMD (Hall B5, Stand 115), two Hapa “redcube plus” UV DOD digital printing modules will be showcased. Integrated into a Sacmi bottle-labelling line, a “redcube plus” will CMYK print on labels which afterwards will be applied on bottles. The flexible printing module supports design customisation for even short production runs. The UV inks used on the bottle-labelling line are designed and produced by Hapa Ink, out of the Aposta series. A further “redcube plus” is included in an IMD Closure Direct Print line and will print full-colour (W-CMYK) onto beverage closures. The Hapa inks used by the line are out of the series Enserra. www.hapa.ch