Support the Can Body
Provide the filled weight, base geometry and can drawing. Review the support and chuck contact before agreeing the tooling.
Explore an ordinary semi-automatic can seamer for a workstation where operator handling must be planned alongside the seaming cycle. Start with a matched can and end, the product inside and the intended output.
The reviewed model is described with a stationary can body during seaming. Confirm how the offered machine supports the package and how an operator loads, starts and unloads it.
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Levapack reference description only. These model and material statements are not confirmed specifications of a Deepack offer.
| Item | Reference description |
|---|---|
| Reference model | LPE-SLV20 |
| Seaming arrangement — source description | Semi-automatic, single head |
| Can motion — source description | Can body remains stationary during seaming |
| Machine material — source description | 304 stainless steel; component scope requires confirmation |
| Seaming roller material — source description | Cr12 steel |
| Output, size range and utilities | Not specified in the reviewed description; confirm for your can and end |
| Offered Deepack configuration | Model, tooling, materials and operating sequence require confirmation |
The source positions its stationary-can arrangement for liquids and products vulnerable to spilling or damage. Actual suitability requires a trial with your filled can. Material names alone do not establish corrosion resistance, food-contact compliance or seam quality.
Provide the filled weight, base geometry and can drawing. Review the support and chuck contact before agreeing the tooling.
Use the intended fill level in trials. Observe handling, spillage and product damage through the complete loading and unloading cycle.
Supply matching ends and the seam specification. Verify the proposed roller profiles and chuck against each package format.
Ask for a demonstration of can placement, end placement, cycle initiation and finished-can removal. Confirm guards, interlocks and safe recovery with the offered machine manual.
List each can diameter, height and end profile. Identify change parts and adjustments, then demonstrate the changeover with matching samples.
Request component-level material records, cleaning instructions and the electrical and other utility requirements. Confirm the included equipment and service access before approving the workstation layout.
This page covers the LPE-SLV20 reference. Review package support, operator handling and seam inspection. No vacuum or nitrogen function is established by the reviewed description.
Vacuum and gas handling need a separate configuration review and acceptance method.
Review can infeed, end handling and discharge as well as output. Automatic-model specifications do not transfer to this semi-automatic reference.
Agree sampling, inspection tools and acceptance criteria with the supplier. A closed can alone does not prove shelf life or package compliance.
The reference describes a stationary can body during seaming. Confirm the actual motion and support arrangement on the offered machine.
The reviewed description does not establish those functions. Use the separate vacuum and nitrogen model detail to discuss that requirement.
No complete operating sequence is established here. Confirm loading, end placement, cycle initiation and unloading individually.
Trial your intended filled can and end. Observe product movement and package damage as well as the finished seam; a reference application is not a compatibility guarantee.
No. Material statements identify the reference description, and no output figure is supplied here. Confirm the offered specification and measured trial output.
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