She's going for it!

Precision coupling for compact inline packaging system.

"It must be coming slowly"...another check of the clock, the delivery company's app announced that the doorbell was about to ring. And then the doorbell rings. Hastily and eagerly we jump up and rush to the door - there he is, the deliverer dressed in the characteristic colours with the long-awaited parcel. We happily receive it and open the parcel, usually without a second thought, the outer packaging that protects our precious contents. We often forget that this parcel, made of corrugated cardboard, is the decisive factor in ensuring that we hold our ordered goods in our hands in pristine condition. But how is this protective and inherently stable outer packaging actually made?    

The manufacturing process usually takes place on inline machines consisting of several sub-units. These produce the finished corrugated board packaging from sheets of cardboard. The sheet passes through the feeder, printing, creasing and slitting unit as well as the punching and folding station before being glued together in the folder gluer to form the finished package. In such packaging machines with extremely compact installation conditions, the torsionally rigid Semiflex precision coupling supports the synchronised sequence process to the individual processing stations. In the Compact Plus version, the all-metal coupling combines high torsional rigidity and torque capacity with a high displacement capacity in the slimmest design. The flange-mounted version ensures integration in the tightest of spaces in customised attachments (example size C 265, outer diameter 100 mm, overall length 88 mm, nominal torque 265 Nm, radial misalignment capacity of up to 8 mm).

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