FROMM automated strapping solutions offer a range of system designs and applications. They are available for processing steel strap (AM), plastic strap (PM) or a combination of both. For strapping heavy or light, flat, round or irregular packages. With or without pallets. They can easily be integrated into or placed in existing or new packaging lines for applying straps in various directions. In addition, the joint, with or without a seal, can be positioned on the top, bottom or side of the package. An extensive package of options ensures that FROMM automatic strapping systems offer a suitable solution for every strapping question. With their advanced, high-performance and powerful strapping heads, FROMM strapping systems are recognised worldwide for their efficiency and reliability. With their high level of innovation, intelligence and durability, FROMM strapping systems operate at the highest possible level. They are designed to work smart, efficiently and safely. Ready to meet the challenges of Industry 4.0 and add value to any logistics packaging process. The choice is yours: •Steel (AM) or plastic (PM) strapping. For straps 10 to 32 mm wide. •Horizontal and vertical strapping. •Cross or longitudinal strapping (in-line or off-line). •Seal, sealless or spot welding. •Round, flat, square, narrow, long, short, tall, irregular packages. •One or more heads with tensioning forces of up to 7,000 N for plastic strap and 18,000 N for steel strap. •Conversion from steel to plastic strap. •Modular machines adapted to the job at hand.
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