Mechanicals
Syntegon CUK 4000
The Syntegon CUK 4000 is a high-speed packaging machine designed for food & beverage, pharmaceutical, cosmetics, and FMCG manufacturers seeking to automate their packing lines and increase throughput.
Engineered for flexibility, the CUK 4000 handles a wide range of container formats and packaging materials with minimal changeover time. Quick-release format parts and recipe-driven HMI reduce line downtime between product SKU changes to under 15 minutes.
Hygienic stainless steel construction complies with FDA 21 CFR and EU food contact regulations. The integrated vision system detects fill-level deviations, misaligned labels, and seal integrity failures, ensuring zero defective product leaves the line.
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General
| Brand | Syntegon |
|---|---|
| Model | CUK 4000 |
| Category | Packaging Equipment |
| Year Introduced | 2022 |
| Country of Origin | United States |
Commercial
| Price Type | Price on Request |
|---|---|
| Overall Rating | 9.3 / 10 |
Performance
| Machine Type | Shrink Wrapper / Bundler |
|---|---|
| Max Output Speed | 300 packs/min |
| Filling Accuracy | ±0.5% |
Format
| Changeover Time | < 10 minutes |
|---|---|
| Sealing Method | Heat seal / ultrasonic seal |
Compliance
| Construction Material | SUS 304 / SUS 316L stainless steel |
|---|---|
| Regulatory Compliance | CE, FDA 21 CFR, EHEDG |
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Our production line backbone: the CUK 4000
The Syntegon CUK 4000 runs our primary packing line at 180 packs/min with <0.05% reject rate on seal integrity. Changeover between our three main SKU formats takes 12 minutes — down from 45 minutes on our old machine. CIP cycle completes in under 30 minutes and we have had zero HACCP non-conformances since installation. The integrated vision system has already caught three label misalignment events that would have reached retail.