As a result of years of continuous Research & Development, this new concept of machines highlights Cama renowned Lean Design of secondary packaging machinery and robots. Cama engineers have been designing TPM compliant machinery for over 10 years. This new Break-Through Generation is another step forward as the Group approaches 6 Sigma philosophy. Operator’s safety is Cama primary consideration in designing machinery, with Accessibility and enhanced Sanitation procedures paramount in their design criteria.

The Break-Through Generation Machinery shown in pictures includes both cartoning and top load robotics.

On the robotics side, Cama engineered a new state of the art loading unit, where 12 Delta type robots work together in a compact framework, according to a patented fulfil co-flow loading principle. Another key-feature of the Cama proposal is the reduced footprint of such highly efficient and reliable line, which can allocate 12 Delta robots in just 5 meters of length, thanks to Cama’s patented anti collision software, which enables the robots to work very close to each other, sharing the same picking area without interfering.

Cama also engineered a new Side Loading concept, identified as CL 175, offering, according to Cama engineers, the maximum of flexibility. According to the Company, the system gives an answer to those who are looking for a machine which is able to work with different speeds, different product sizes and different, sometimes with important variations, carton dimensions. This is not simply a new Cartoner; it is a complete system which can be alternative to a Cartoner and a Top Loading unit.