Atlanta Giotto cartoning machine
Menslage
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Capacity: more than 20 cartons/minute
Infeed: single lane, inclined carton magazine
Carton formats: 80 x H262 mm for 1.5 l PET bottles, 87.5 x H322 mm for 1.0 l PET bottles
Pack patterns: 4 x 3 bottles in 1.5 l PET, 5 x 3 bottles in 1.0 l PET
Carton: neutral or printed
Case closing: hot-melt glue unit
Control: Siemens S7 PLC with touchscreen HMI panel
Infeed height: min. 1,050 mm
Power supply: 25 kW
Compressed air: approx. 400 Nl/min at 6 bar
Infeed belt: acetal, 685 mm wide
Immediately available. Location: Italy. Lifting, craning, loading and transport are available on request and are not included
net weight: approx. 800 kg magazine section, approx. 2,250 kg packer body
length: approx. 7,175 mm machine body, plus 1,300 mm infeed conveyor
height: approx. 2,336 mm
width: approx. 2,345 mm
Overview
This Atlanta Giotto is a single-lane wrap-around case packer for end-of-line carton packaging of PET bottles
rated at more than 20 cartons per minute. It erects the wrap-around case around the bottle group from a flat blank held in an inclined magazine
and closes it with a hot-melt glue unit. Neutral and printed carton both run on the machine
The machine was built in 2015 and ran on a mineral water bottling line until early 2025
packing 1.5 l PET bottles in 4 x 3 cartons and 1.0 l PET bottles in 5 x 3 cartons. It was operated alternately with a shrink-film bundling process
so its operating hours are low
Control is a Siemens S7 PLC with a touchscreen HMI panel. Infeed and outfeed conveyors
motorisation and the CE control panel are part of the machine
Technical data
Equipment
Infeed and outfeed conveyors
Inclined carton magazine
Hot-melt glue unit
Motorisation and CE control panel
Siemens S7 control with touchscreen panel
Electrical and mechanical drawings
Service and maintenance manuals
Spare parts books
Condition
Used
in very good condition with a low number of operating hours. The machine was in production until early 2025 and has since been dismantled and moved into storage. It can be inspected dismantled in the warehouse by appointment
Availability