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| Category | Miscellaneous food processing machines |
| Length x width x height | 7500.0 × 7400.0 × 3000.0 |
| worked hours | |
| hours under power | |
| state | good |
| At local norms | --------- |
| status | visible |
| Last availability date | 23/10/2026 |
| Product id | P250401239 |
| Language |
The Power Food Traypacker is a large industrial food processing machine designed for efficient packaging of cups into trays. It measures 7500 mm in length, 7400 mm in width, and 3000 mm in height. This machine is capable of packing products delivered in a single lane via a feed belt into groups arranged in trays. Depending on the format, these groups consist of three or four layers with two cups each. Prior to being placed in trays, the cups are fitted with lids, maintaining consistent orientation throughout the packaging process to ensure uniform lid imprint alignment.
The traypacker handles various cup formats, including Panini stacks and Jocca cups in 150g and 200g sizes, each arranged in stacks of three or four, with two stacks per tray. The lid application system includes eight lid chutes and an applicator, supported by a magazine belt capable of holding approximately 8,000 lids, which allows for around 30 minutes of continuous processing.
Trays are automatically fed from a manually loaded magazine onto a conveyor chain, where product groups are placed and trays are sealed using hot melt glue. Finished trays are then transferred onto an outfeed conveyor for manual removal and palletizing. The machine features transparent protective panels enclosing it on multiple sides, and multiple vertical metal holders or slots are visible on the front side, indicating organized component arrangement. The overall condition of the machine appears good with no visible damage.
Additional options include space provisions for customer-installed coding devices and the possibility to integrate an automatic palletizing system. This traypacker is suitable for food processing operations requiring reliable, high-capacity packaging solutions.
The following description has been generated using artificial intelligence based on the product information available. It is provided for guidance only and may not reflect all specifications or conditions. Please contact us if you need precise or confirmed details.
Technical data:
Production capacity: 40 cartons/minute 6 cups/tray = 240 cups/minute = 14,400 cups at 125 g/cup Year of manufacture: 2008
Dimensions:
Cuts – LxWxH: 698.5x168.0x1.5 mm Lid – LxDxH: 95.5x95.5x9.0 mm Cup – DxH: 92.5x42.0 mm
Formats: Special equipment available on request
The tray packer is designed to process the following formats. The required format sets for formats not defined in the original order are not included in this offer.
Mug:
Panini
Stacks of 3 and 4, two stacks per tray
Jocca 150g cup (pattern h=41.5 mm, D=92.4 mm)
Stacks of 3 and 4, two stacks per tray
Jocca 200g cup (pattern h=54.1 mm, D=92.4 mm)
Stacks of 3 and 4, two stacks per tray
Functional description:
The tray packer packs the products, which enter the tray in a single lane via a feed belt, into groups in trays. Depending on the format, these groups consist of three or four layers of two cups each. Before being formed into storage, the cups are fitted with lids. The orientation of the cups must be maintained throughout the packaging process so that all cups in the tray have the same orientation, according to the lid imprint.
By pushing eight cups across, they reach the lid-filling unit, which consists of eight lid chutes and an applicator. A magazine belt for lid stacks is located upstream of the lid chutes, which has a capacity of approximately 8,000 lids, corresponding to approximately 30 minutes of processing time.
The cups are then stacked in 8 lanes to form 3 or 4 cups.
The trays, which arrive in parallel, are automatically removed from a manually loaded magazine and fed to the filling station by a conveyor chain. There, one product group at a time is placed and the tray is then glued together with hot melt.
The finished sealed trays are placed on an outfeed conveyor and are manually removed and palletized.
The necessary space requirements for coding devices to be installed by the customer can be agreed upon during the project phase.
It is possible to add an automatic palletizing system.
Please note that this description may have been translated or optimized with artificial intelligence (AI) automatically. The information of this classified ad are only indicative. We recommend to check the details with the seller before a purchase.
| Client type | Machinery dealer |
| Active since | 2013 |
| Offers online | 112 |
| Last activity | Oct. 23, 2026 |
Technical data:
Production capacity: 40 cartons/minute 6 cups/tray = 240 cups/minute = 14,400 cups at 125 g/cup Year of manufacture: 2008
Dimensions:
Cuts – LxWxH: 698.5x168.0x1.5 mm Lid – LxDxH: 95.5x95.5x9.0 mm Cup – DxH: 92.5x42.0 mm
Formats: Special equipment available on request
The tray packer is designed to process the following formats. The required format sets for formats not defined in the original order are not included in this offer.
Mug:
Panini
Stacks of 3 and 4, two stacks per tray
Jocca 150g cup (pattern h=41.5 mm, D=92.4 mm)
Stacks of 3 and 4, two stacks per tray
Jocca 200g cup (pattern h=54.1 mm, D=92.4 mm)
Stacks of 3 and 4, two stacks per tray
Functional description:
The tray packer packs the products, which enter the tray in a single lane via a feed belt, into groups in trays. Depending on the format, these groups consist of three or four layers of two cups each. Before being formed into storage, the cups are fitted with lids. The orientation of the cups must be maintained throughout the packaging process so that all cups in the tray have the same orientation, according to the lid imprint.
By pushing eight cups across, they reach the lid-filling unit, which consists of eight lid chutes and an applicator. A magazine belt for lid stacks is located upstream of the lid chutes, which has a capacity of approximately 8,000 lids, corresponding to approximately 30 minutes of processing time.
The cups are then stacked in 8 lanes to form 3 or 4 cups.
The trays, which arrive in parallel, are automatically removed from a manually loaded magazine and fed to the filling station by a conveyor chain. There, one product group at a time is placed and the tray is then glued together with hot melt.
The finished sealed trays are placed on an outfeed conveyor and are manually removed and palletized.
The necessary space requirements for coding devices to be installed by the customer can be agreed upon during the project phase.
It is possible to add an automatic palletizing system.
Please note that this description may have been translated or optimized with artificial intelligence (AI) automatically. The information of this classified ad are only indicative. We recommend to check the details with the seller before a purchase.
| Category | Miscellaneous food processing machines |
| Length x width x height | 7500.0 × 7400.0 × 3000.0 |
| worked hours | |
| hours under power | |
| state | good |
| At local norms | --------- |
| status | visible |
| Last availability date | 23/10/2026 |
| Product id | P250401239 |
| Language |
The Power Food Traypacker is a large industrial food processing machine designed for efficient packaging of cups into trays. It measures 7500 mm in length, 7400 mm in width, and 3000 mm in height. This machine is capable of packing products delivered in a single lane via a feed belt into groups arranged in trays. Depending on the format, these groups consist of three or four layers with two cups each. Prior to being placed in trays, the cups are fitted with lids, maintaining consistent orientation throughout the packaging process to ensure uniform lid imprint alignment.
The traypacker handles various cup formats, including Panini stacks and Jocca cups in 150g and 200g sizes, each arranged in stacks of three or four, with two stacks per tray. The lid application system includes eight lid chutes and an applicator, supported by a magazine belt capable of holding approximately 8,000 lids, which allows for around 30 minutes of continuous processing.
Trays are automatically fed from a manually loaded magazine onto a conveyor chain, where product groups are placed and trays are sealed using hot melt glue. Finished trays are then transferred onto an outfeed conveyor for manual removal and palletizing. The machine features transparent protective panels enclosing it on multiple sides, and multiple vertical metal holders or slots are visible on the front side, indicating organized component arrangement. The overall condition of the machine appears good with no visible damage.
Additional options include space provisions for customer-installed coding devices and the possibility to integrate an automatic palletizing system. This traypacker is suitable for food processing operations requiring reliable, high-capacity packaging solutions.
The following description has been generated using artificial intelligence based on the product information available. It is provided for guidance only and may not reflect all specifications or conditions. Please contact us if you need precise or confirmed details.
| Client type | Machinery dealer |
| Active since | 2013 |
| Offers online | 112 |
| Last activity | Oct. 23, 2026 |