The technology behind this system goes far beyond a conventional wrapping machine; it is a comprehensive agricultural engineering solution built to last.
Durability in real-world conditions: A clear example of this longevity is found at the agricultural company Mählmann Gemüsebau, where a packaging unit has been operating continuously in the field for 17 years, maintaining wrapping precision and demonstrating an exceptional return on investment.
Continuous on-site processing: The platform handles harvesting, airtight individual wrapping, labeling, and palletizing directly in the field. This continuous workflow minimizes lettuce handling, preserves moisture, and optimizes delivery times to the distributor.
BrimaPack’s technological solution goes beyond a conventional sealing machine; it serves as a true mobile processing unit. By carrying out the entire process right at the field edge, double handling is eliminated, the lettuce is protected from temperature fluctuations, and commercial waste is minimized.
The system stands out for combining advanced industrial engineering with the agility required in agricultural operations. As the platform moves through the field, freshly cut lettuce travels directly to the packaging module, where 12-micron film wraps the produce, perfectly conforming to its shape without crushing the leaves.
Complementing this mechanized workflow is the operational ingenuity of the workforce: compact, intelligent auxiliary labeling systems allow operators to apply traceability and branding labels in real time, ensuring a clean, agile logistics process free of bottlenecks.
This is not simply a wrapping machine. It is a comprehensive engineering solution designed to operate in the field for decades and meet exactly what the market demands: maximum freshness for the end consumer with the lowest possible environmental impact.
Operating Parameter Traditional Process at Central Plant BrimaPack Mobile Platform
Wrap Thickness 25-35 μm (PP/PE) 12 μm (Ultra-thin PP)
Product Handling Multiple (Field + Warehouse) Minimal (Single Flow on Farm)
Cold Chain Preservation Risk due to stops and route Optimal (Direct Packaging at Harvest)
PPWR Regulatory Adaptation Requires packaging redesign Immediate full compliance.
