en.Wedoany.com Reported - Selgron, a Brazilian automation solutions company, has obtained a patent from the National Institute of Industrial Property (INPI) for a technology aimed at making the strapping process more precise, economical, and efficient.

The solution specifically addresses a common issue in the packaging industry: maintaining standardized bale dimensions even when product density changes during production. The technology operates automatically during the production process, making small adjustments with each new bale to maintain dimensional standards without requiring continuous operator intervention, thereby reducing faults, waste, and excessive consumption of plastic film used in packaging.

Beyond its operational impact, another advantage of this solution lies in its feasibility for implementation. The system is designed to deliver results at a lower cost than more complex technologies based on artificial intelligence or advanced measurement systems.

Jaderson Theiss, Manager of the Strapping Machines and Accessories Division at Selgron, stated that this patent represents recognition of the company's ability to develop technologies tailored to the actual needs of the industry. He noted that the company's goal was to create an efficient and practically viable solution for industrial operations, successfully combining automation, waste reduction, and ease of application into a single technology that delivers tangible benefits to daily production.

Selgron's product portfolio includes complete automation solutions ranging from sorting to robotic palletizing. Headquartered in Blumenau (Santa Catarina State), the company serves customers in over 45 countries, with its machines suitable for more than 170 types of raw materials.

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