Monday, July 06, 2009

Successful results at the NPE Show





On the first day of the show the 2 cavity L25 Machine was sold to Dahl-tech of Minesota for immediate delivery after the show. Machine will be used for the production of 50ml to 5 Liter containers.

The L16 single cavity fully automatic system on display will be delivered to Diversified Products in Trinidad for the production of 5 Liter water bottles and widemouth jars.


-->Also on display was the worlds fastest single head in line leak tester with an output of 150 bottles per minute with the precision to detect a hole size of only 0.004(0.1mm). Overall we had the capacity to run over 5000 bottles per hour within a 20x20ft booth.
All in all Amsler benefited from quality visitors which resulted in a larger than expected list of quality leads.


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Monday, May 25, 2009

Visit Amsler at NPE 2009 Booth 24081


Live Demonstrations at our Booth -

L12 - Single Cavity PET Stretch Blow Molder - 1800 Bottles Per Hour
L25 - Two Cavity PET Stretch Blow Molder - 3600 Bottles Per Hour

Bottle Inpsection units - Worlds Fastest! Test for leaks, color, wall thickness

Spin Trimmers - No change parts required for different size necks.

Thursday, November 13, 2008

L120 Convertible Machine


New PET Stretch Blow Molder L120 Convertible Use in 1,2 or 3 Cavity Mode

Single Cavity 18 - 22 Liter Water Cooler Jug 330 Gram One Way - 500 Per hour 740 Gram Returnable - 300 Per hour

Two Cavity
10 Liter 1600 per hour

Three Cavity
4 Liter 3000 per hour

Wednesday, March 05, 2008

Shopping Bags - Paper VS Plastic



  • An average paper bag takes 2511 BTUs to manufacture, while an average plastic bag takes only 591 BTUs (roplast).
  • Because plastic bags are much thinner and lighter than paper bags, it would take seven 45 foot trucks to transport the same amount of paper bags as one 45 foot truck of plastic bags.
  • Paper bag production produces 70% more air pollution and 50 times more water pollution than plastic bag production.
  • The amount of waste by weight is 400% higher with paper than plastic and the amount of waste by volume is higher by more than 250%.
source (http://www.plasticbageconomics.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=30&Itemid=45)


Wednesday, June 21, 2006

Welcome to Our Blog

This is our first blog post - We are currently attending NPE 2006 in Chicago

Our exhibit is within the Canadian Pavillion

www.amslerequipment.net