!Hannan Vacuum Forming: 420C-1824

Standard Features:

420C-1824

Standard Features:

Fully Automatic Operation	High Power P.D. Vacuum System (Positive Displacement / Surge Tank)	Air Filter Lubricator Assembly
Two independent vacuum systems	High Efficiency Vacuum Turbine System	Constant "ON" Oven for Rapid Cycle Times
	Special electrics	2 Roll film carrier
Cantilevered Oven, Film Frame, Film Roller Carrier	Blister Blowoff	Convection Cooled Oven Towers
Positive Locking Film Roll Retainer	Recessed Instrument Panel	Indicator Lights register all functions
Film Guide	Self Aligning Oven Drive	Full Manual Over-Ride Controls
Gravity Down Stroke Film Frame	Independent Heat and Vacuum Controls	Factory Set (Internal) Pressure Regulator
High Efficiency Tubular Heating Elements	Production Monitor (push button reset) Automatically keeps track of production.	Plug-In Relays
"Balanced Heat" Oven Design	Heavy Duty Industrial Finish	Solid State Timing Modules
	Heavy Duty Industrial Finish

Options Features:

Percentage Heat Controls	Hot Wire Cut-off
2 Roll Film Carrier	Special Electrics
Internal air compressor	Accessory Work Table

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About - "Vacuum forming"

"Simplified version of thermoforming, whereby a sheet of plastic is heated to a forming temperature, stretched onto or into a single-surface mold, and held against the mold by applying a vacuum between the mold surface and the sheet. The vacuum forming process can be used to make most product packaging"

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About Packaging Terminology

Examples of these terms are ("Vacuum forming" is sometimes spelled Vacume Forming or Vacuume Forming.)

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Vacuum Forming Film

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About - "Vacuum forming"

"Simplified version of thermoforming, whereby a sheet of plastic is heated to a forming temperature, stretched onto or into a single-surface mold, and held against the mold by applying a vacuum between the mold surface and the sheet. The vacuum forming process can be used to make most product packaging"

From Wikipedia.org, the free encyclopedia

About Packaging Terminology

Examples of these terms are ("Vacuum forming" is sometimes spelled Vacume Forming or Vacuume Forming.)

Vacuum Forming Film

HANNAN® can fill all of your film needs. Years of experience in Vacuum Forming and vacuum forming allows us to suggest the best film for your application.

Whether you need a high clarity, flexible skin film, or a rigid film with good forming qualities we can help.

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Phone: 951-735-1661

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Email: sales@hannanpak.com

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HANNAN PRODUCTS CORP.

VACUUM FORMING MACHINERY

420C-1824

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Hannan Vacuum Forming: 420C-1824

$13,234

THE 420 C SERIES

The 420 C Series provides the ultimate in versatility for vacuum forming and skin packaging. By combining two complete vacuum systems, a high volume turbine and positive displacement (surge tank), the 420 C Series can do the work of two machines. The 420 C can do plastic vacuum forming because of the strong vacuum created by the high volume turbine.

Vacuum forming is a versatile method of molding plastic (film) into a specific shape. Vacuum forming can be used to produce a wide variety of plastic objects such as blisters or trays. The process requires a heat source to soften the plastic sheets and a source of vacuum to "draw" the plastic into the required form.