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Electron Beam
Modern sterilisation techniques
One of our current customers manufacture various surgical kits for both elective and non-
organisations they use an electron beam process in order to sterilise their products. Syringes, gloves and various other products all pass through a special irradiation chamber in order to ensure that they are safe and fit for their eventual use.
This method of sterilisation is highly effective, enabling pallet loads of up to 7 feet in width to be processed at any one time.
However before the goods can be transported it is essential that they are aerated in special ‘blow out’ chambers. As a result of this, whatever the pallet is wrapped in needs to allow the air to circulate effectively.
Post sterilisation issues
This method of sterilisation is highly effective, enabling pallet loads of up to 7 feet to be processed at one time. However before the goods can be transported it is essential that they are aerated in special ‘blow out’ chambers. As a result of this, whatever the pallet is wrapped in needs to allow the air to circulate effectively.
Searching for the right solution
In the past our customer used a netting product to secure their pallets. The problem was that sometimes the netting would slip or migrate to the bottom of the load leaving no upper support. In such cases, pallets had to be returned for re-
The Solution: Air-
As well as solving our customer’s aeration issue, Air-
wrapping machinery.
Our customer knows that Air-
Now, instead of suffering from slippage in the way that they used to with their previous netting solution, our customer enjoys a solid, firm pallet wrap. This has reduced their returns to virtually zero, saving them a great deal of time and money.