FLEXIBLE PACKAGING
Air Conveying Systems for Flexible Packaging Production
Packaging companies rely heavily on Pneumatic Conveyance and Baling or Compacting Systems to effectively remove By-product from the Manufacturing process.
The plastic by-product is thin, sticky and tends to create static electricity – a unique design challenge, equally important is the need to comply with various air quality regulations and fire safety standards that can vary from region to region.
Kernic Systems knows your industry and offers expert system design to ensure your project supports the manufacturing process, legislation, codes and safety requirements.
Complete system integration.
For over 40 years, Kernic Systems has provided energy efficient Air Conveying Systems and services to a wide range of markets, including, but not limited to: Printers, Envelope Manufactures, Coffee Filter Manufactures, Paper Converters and Box Plants.
With over 40 years of experience and our OneSource™ for Simplicity, we have the solution to all of your air conveying system needs.
From design to installation and startup, Kernic Systems has you covered.
Our Trim Extraction Systems are of the highest quality; they deliver long life, provide superior reliability, meet current safety levels and generate the lowest total cost of ownership (TCO).
Flexible Packaging Support Equipment
PARTS & SERVICE
Kernic Systems provides factory trained technicians and the right consumables (baling wire, additional parts, etc.) to help keep your operation running smoothly. With baling wire in-stock, along with many wear-and-tear parts for your machines, contact us today for peace of mind maintenance.
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