Stay current, secure, and productive with the latest Operating System! Have FASTech convert your legacy Windows 7 (or Win 2k) System to Win 10. We update or replace drivers, modify source code, test, and train – all as part of the turn key conversion!
(Current Operating System)
(Legacy System w/CRT)
FASTech Solutions Include:
Specify & procure equipment
In-office OS Install / programming / testing / documentation
On-site installation / commissioning / training / startup support
Post-installation remote service
(Win 10 Touch Flat Screen HMI)
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Since we missed you at Pack Expo this year, here is a virtual show of how we can meet your packaging production needs. Stick Pack machines ranging from 2 lane to 18 lane with 80 to 720 sticks per minute throughput. Each being accurately checked by the automated checkweigher with feedback to the filler. Give us a call 866-FASTech (866-327-3324) to find out more.
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During these unprecedented times FASTech is adapting to new conditions and constraints by expanding to a 2nd automation products / panel-building manufacturing facility. This allows us to continue to deliver business continuity and even increase capacity with safe and efficient workspaces for our employees, customers, and vendors.
https://www.fastechgroup.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/IMG_2800.jpg7681024Ralph Frenchhttps://www.fastechgroup.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/logo.pngRalph French2020-05-04 23:20:412020-12-18 16:06:46FASTech Blows Out Automation Manufacturing Capacity by 35%
FASTechnology Group adds UPC Verification to Flexible Packaging (Bagging) Machines in Packaging Industry
Challenge: Supplement existing machines with an efficient, robust system to verify the correct pre-printed packaging is used for the product being packaged, 100% of the time.
Solution: Using the latest in PLC controls, HMI, and machine vision technology, as well as custom software and database development, FASTechnology Group created a system to read, compare and verify the UPC barcode of each and every product made against the plant’s ERP system.
Result: A system that integrates seamlessly with the existing production lines, monitoring the necessary aspects to improve line consistency and make mismatching of product to packaging a thing of the past.
Summary: In the Consumer Packaged Goods industry, a simple mismatch of pre-printed package to product can quickly spiral into a safety concern for consumers, not to mention countless dollars lost on wasted products, recalls, and downtime. For example, a packaging line cannot have peanuts going into a potato chip bag. The risks of only checking the spool of film prior to running the line doesn’t always cut it. When FASTechnology Group was tasked with modifying existing production lines to verify the UPC of each and every bag, the company was able to use the latest in industrial controls across a wide array of technologies to deliver a solution to the customer.
The system combines an industrial logic controller, a machine vision barcode reader, and custom server-side software to cross-reference the physical UPC with the one in the Plant Management Software. As one of FASTech’s customers states: “Using this system, we are able to limit the pulling of jobs down from the plant management system to only those scheduled for the current shift. This keeps the user interface out on the plant floor clean, simple to use, and efficient.”
https://www.fastechgroup.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/20170301_180750.jpg30002976Ralph Frenchhttps://www.fastechgroup.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/logo.pngRalph French2018-01-19 20:22:402020-12-18 21:45:57See FASTech’s UPC Verification System Case Study in Control Engineering Magazine
FOR PROVIDING INDIVIDUAL, UNIQUE, SCANNABLE QR CODES ON EACH PACKAGE
We are pleased to announce that the United States Patent and Trademark Office has awarded our company patent, (No. US 2015-0102100 A1), for our database systems and methods for consumer packaged goods.
Our patent covers a system for handling product packages for use with a QR code-scanning device and includes a package-handling device and a printer that prints unique, individual, scannable QR codes on each package. This system also includes a database that stores data records of package parameters, linked to one, non-sequential URL; an enabler configured to link to the printer to generate the individual QR codes; a loader configured to link to the enabler and the portals to the database for adding package parameters and accessing package information.
“Receiving the PACKprint patent is an important milestone for our company and the industry,” says Joe Hattrup, President and CEO of FASTechnology Group. “With PACKprint, the drive for personalized customer engagement is now affordable and accessible to all companies, regardless of size or location.”
The variable PACKprint code on your package lets you share information like product trace ability and recalls, coupons, contests and campaigns with your customers. This is an added value to our packaging machinery and integration expertise.
Contact Ryan McCord directly at 618.692.9797 ext. 427 or by email ryan.mccord@fastechgroup.com to learn how easy and affordable it is to bring personalized customer engagement to your organization.
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