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packing machines suppliers markets a method to seal plastic food-tray packages using packing machines suppliers frequency technology, called ShangMei Taiwan. The company claims the technology provides a cheaper and more efficient method heat sealing trays for an industry focused on cost cutting and food safety.

The company targets its technology for products using using the modified atmosphere packaging (MAP) method, ShangMei heat-sealing technology is cheaper, better for the environment and helps ensure that perishable foods are safer for the consumer, the company's deputy chief executive.
Current methods for plastic tray packaging uses a polyethylene laminate as a glue to make the seal, typically at between 150C-160C. The method does away with the laminate and welds the two sides of the package together at 50C using radio frequencies. The method results in a 20 per cent reduction in the cost of packaging material and a 75 per cent reduction in the cost of energy used in the process, the company claims.
Under an agreement with Taiwan, an Italian company will jointly develop a radio-frequency tray lidding machine. The agreement moves it into new territory in marketing the products. Currently packing machines suppliers has been retrofitting the technology on to machines already used by food companies and retailers.
"By further improving machine reliability and lowering costs, it will greatly speed up the acceptance of the new technology as an industry standard within the packaging industry," stated in a packing machines suppliers press release this week.