NEW PALLET WRAPPING MACHINE WITH ONLY EURO 2.990,00

Our service department welcomed last week a sesotec metal detector built in 1999 !!
After 20 years of continuous operation, the machine still works reliably by removing metals of even size of 0.3 mm!
We are proud of the German quality of construction and our collaboration with Sesotec, the leading metal detector manufacturer and X rays in the world !!!

New packaging kit for small producers of liquid and viscous products consisting of
- Semi automatic filling machine
- Capping machine
- Labeling machine
- Ink jet printer

The whole kit package costs Euro until 30.06.2019.

Get in contact with our sales team for more information.

Vacuum packaging is another way to increase the shelf life of food products. Here the product is placed in an air-tight pack, the air sucked out and the package sealed. By removing air from around the product, the levels of oxygen in the packaging are reduced, impeding the ability of oxygen-breathing microorganisms to grow and spoil the product. The lack of oxygen also reduces the amount of spoilage due to oxidation – the process that causes apples and bananas to turn brown, for example.

New Installation of semiautomatic labelling machine EKO 10 at TA NISIOTIKA

The Intelligent optical sorter
The ever stringent quality standards are creating new technical challenges for big and small businesses alike. Helping our customers to increase final quality has been the main drive behind the development of ASM’s sorting technology and lead to the creation of an entirely new optical sorting machine, designed specifically to meet the new challenges in quality control: the ASM QUASAR..

Logic
We developed a completely new “Optical Processor” called Logic, which is the heart of the machine. This is a combination of very powerful hardware and software algorithms, that closely mimic how humans understand visual information. In order to determine what something looks like and what are the differences between two objects, the human brain combines colours, shapes, and textures. Optical sorters could only analyse this information separately, until now.