Automated Tray Denesting
Smart Buffer Basic
The Smart Buffer Basic is a compact and reliable solution for tray denesting on flat belts without flights. With a capacity of up to 70 trays per minute, it delivers a steady and continuous tray flow, helping maintain high uptime and consistent performance throughout your production line.
Featuring an integrated buffer, tray stacks are automatically fed to the Smart Tool, reducing manual handling and optimizing floor space. Fast tool changes in just a minute make it easy to switch between tray formats while maintaining production efficiency. The buffer is available in various lengths to fit your specific factory layout.
Handcrafted in Denmark from stainless steel, the Smart Buffer Basic combines durability with a hygienic, easy-to-clean design. With low maintenance requirements and reliable operation, it is a cost-effective solution for modern food production environments.
Smart Buffer Basic
Technical Specifications
Capacity
Up to 70 trays/min
Humidity
10% - 90%
Operational Temperature
5°C-40°C / 41°F-104°F
Weight
Approx. 175 kg
Steel Quality
EN 1.4301, AISI 304
IP Class
*IP65 (*the machine incorporates additional components with higher protection ratings, up to IP69K)
Noise Level
< 80 dB
Power Supply
200-240V L1 + N (L1 + L2)
Power Consumption
0.93 kW
Full-Load Current
4.02 A
Max SCCR (Ik Max)
6 kA
Max Fuse
16 A
Frequency
50-60 Hz
Automated Tray Handling
Versatile Tray Denesting Designed To Handle Any Tray With Precision
Production efficiency starts with reliable denesting. At QUPAQ, we provide the world’s most versatile technology, capable of handling virtually any tray material and shape with unmatched accuracy.
By eliminating manual bottlenecks and reducing downtime, our solutions ensure your production line maintains a constant, high-speed flow - no matter the complexity of your packaging line.
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