[Ware Handling] Technology In Motion

Every bottle must make the trip from the IS machine to the lehr, and the condition of the conveying chain that provides that transportation has a significant effect on overall productivity. If chains are in good working order, correctly aligned and properly tensioned, the journey will be a smooth one, and bottle production as well as chain life will be optimal. However, poor alignment, worn out conveying chains and chain over tensioning can reduce conveyor life, increase mishandling and drive up costs. In this article the author suggests three simple steps to improve ware handling, reduce downtime and costs in the glass container manufacturing process.

Author
W Hall
Origin
Ramsey Products, Usa
Journal Title
Glass Worldwide Jan-Feb/2011 S12-S13
Sector
Container glass
Class
C 4387

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[Ware Handling] Technology In Motion
Glass Worldwide Jan-Feb/2011 S12-S13
C 4387
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