Forpak videos featuring our food assembly equipment in action

The food processing industry is unique in the strict sanitation and hygiene requirements set by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA)U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), and other government and regulatory organizations. These regulations apply throughout every stage of the harvesting, processing, packing, storage, and distribution operations, including every step of the production line in industrial facilities. At Forpak, we design and build food assembly equipment that meets international requirements for safe-food packaging solutions. Our team of engineers, technicians, and other staff has over 30 years of experience in the automated packing equipment industry. Forpak equipment meets food safety standards for NSF 3A for meat and poultry, and Baking Industry Sanitation Standards Committee (BISSC) for bakery products.

Forpak manufactures intelligent designs for many packing operations such as laning, stacking, transferring, and more. We also work with clients in need of custom designs that can be integrated into unique facilities.

FOOD ASSEMBLY EUIPMENT

With so many years working in the industry, we’ve created a broad range of designs for highly specialized and advanced food assembly equipment. To document the effectiveness of our equipment for clients and other interested parties, we have a diverse selection of video clips that capture our machines in action. These videos include the following:

LANING:

All our laning equipment can quickly and methodically sort products from a large jumble into neat paths that make packing more streamlined. Our video highlights include laning for two different waffle processing setups and a Melba toast packing facility.

OSCILLATING AND SPLITTING:

For products moving in a single stack down the production line, oscillators and splitters can quickly reduce the large groupings into systematic chutes. These videos, featuring waffles, pancakes, hamburger patties, and pizza crusts, show how quickly our machines can organize your line.

REJECT SYSTEMS:

We manufacture multiple kinds of reject systems, from vacuum rejection to conveyor retraction rejectors. Videos of automated reject systems for Melba toast, waffles, and hamburger patties show how production lines improve quality without needing to halt the machine.

STACKING:

In many packaging scenarios, food products need to be stacked in order to fit correctly into containers. Our automated stacking machines can sort and stack quickly without potential for human contamination in the process.

DIVERTING:

For single or stacked products, our diverters can control the path of food items moving on conveyors. To prevent overflow, traffic jams, and loss of quality products, diverters are a useful tool on a production line.

CONVEYING:

Conveyors are the foundation of any production line. Various formats, sizes, directions, and speeds of conveyors can fit into any kind of production facility. Without a reliable conveyor, movement in a facility is limited to human intervention.

AUTOTRANSFER:

In the food packaging process, autotransfers are key in organizing and sorting singular or stacked products. Transfers move items down the line in a precise system to prevent contamination or backup.

For more information about our videos and the food assembly equipment they capture in action, contact Forpak at (952) 491-6975 or support@forpak.com. Request more information online or request a quote to get started with us today.

Ana Gerardino

Born in Santo Domingo DR., graduated from Altos de Chavón, an affiliate of New York Parsons School of Design.

In 2000, looking to expand my career, I moved to Canada. As an entrepreneur, founded AG Graphic Design, a boutique design company in Ontario serving clients and marketing groups in the GTA, where I had the opportunity to work as the Art and Creative Director with a team of professionals.

With over 20+ years of B2B Marketing experience working remotely with a GTA team of specialists serving clients around the world such as Pharmilink Healthcare Marketing Services, GSK Consumer Healthcare, Teva Canada, Ford Canada, Kia Canada, Hauser Stores, Tim Hortons, Teachers Life, Computer Associates, Allseating, Toarc, and other small and medium-sized companies.

http://www.ag-graphic.com
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