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RHIMA CLEANS UP AT AUSPACK
www.rhima.com.au
RHIMA is an Australian-owned company specialising in equipment washing systems which it will have on show at AUSPACK. RHIMA operates nationally in three market segments: hospitality, medical and industrial.
The company says it brings together the best equipment available and represents European specialist manufacturers on the Australasian market. Its suppliers are inter- national companies that have non-compet- ing product lines.
The newly designed pass through bot- tle washer by Rhima improves hygiene and cleanliness, as well as improved efficiency.
The pass through bottle washer uses a rack to hold the bottles and has a dedi- cated nozzle rack to ensure that water goes directly into the bottle. This guarantees that each bottle is cleaned and sanitised. There is a rotating wash arm that goes around the top to clean the outside of the bottles.
Rhima can supply custom built bin wash- ers to order and to your specifications to comply with HACCP guidelines. There is also a large range of off-the-shelf products and they can make a site visit to discuss your requirements.
Machines can be manual, semi automatic or fully automatic with optional de-stacking and stacking systems.
Rhima wheelie bin washers are entirely constructed in stainless steel and are built to food grade standards.
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KHS PACIFIC BRINGS GLOBAL EXPERTISE TO LOCAL MARKET
www.khs.com
FOR more than 150 years, major beverage and liquid food brands from all over the world have relied on cutting-edge technology from KHS.
Today, KHS is one of the leading manufac- turers of filling and packaging systems with expertise in container design, labelling and palletising.
“As a future-oriented company, we are driven by sustainability, efficiency, and digital connectivity,” the company said.
“Therefore, our premium solutions and numerous innovations are as intelligent and cost-efficient as they are environmentally friendly and resource-saving.”
KHS’ global service network ensures that its systems continue to operate reliably at all times in each and every corner of the world.
“We are respected as a reliable partner of the industry, closely cooperating with our partners to support them in achieving their goals and, above all, in securing their lasting economic success,” the company said.
KHS will showcase its expertise in canning at AUSPACK. An increasing number of bev- erages are being filled into cans worldwide, and KHS said it is for precisely this reason that canners make particularly high demands of flexibility and the hygienic design of their machinery.
KHS and Ferrum take on a pioneering role in this field. Their technical systems, attuned to one another as a result of a long-lasting
close partnership, enable beverage produc- ers to market high-quality products that are hygienically flawless.
The compact Innofill Can C from KHS is convincing with its flexible, taste-neutral filling supplemented by matching seamer systems FC06 and FC08 from Ferrum, which with their open design are especially easy to clean.
KHS has been using robots successfully for 25 years, especially in the packaging and palletising sections of its lines. These high- tech systems master tasks such as sorting, distribution, de-palletising, palletising and stacking efficiently, flexibly and economically.
In the future, KHS seeks to make greater use of standardised systems and solutions in order to give its customers even faster lead times. Virtual commissioning also features heavily in the company’s plans for the future.
KHS says more and more customers are asking for modular systems and solutions. The KHS Group is thus systematically restructuring its engineering portfolio, especially in regards to labelling technology.
Its prime move here is the addition of the modular Innoket Neo Flex machine to its tried-and-tested Innoket Neo series.
With its quick-change modules this extremely flexible system masters all standard labelling techniques. Find out more about the latest technology developments from KHS by visiting stand C202 at AUSPACK.
PKN BRINGS MULTI-PLATFORM MEDIA HUB TO AUSPACK 2022
www.packagingnews.com.au
THE PKN team, along with colleagues from sister media brands Food & Drink Business and Print21, will be reporting all the news as it happens at the show across multiple platforms, from video, to podcast, to daily online news briefings. The podcast studio will be set up on our stand, where seasoned podcast hosts Lindy Hughson, Kim Berry, Wayne Robinson, and Grant McHerron, will
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be having conversations with exhibitors and visitors, covering trends and developments witnessed at the show. Our roving video reporters will be on the beat too, capturing all the important sights and sound bites. We invite you to meet with us on
stand B120.