The new Butter Unwrapper machine from SPX Corp., Charlotte, N.C., takes away the manual lifting associated with removing the plastic covering around the large blocks of butter.

Spee-Dee Packaging Machinery, Sturtevant, Wis., developed a servo-driven auger that’s ideal for more straight-forward, clear-cut filling applications.

RAVAS, the Netherlands, introduced a series of mobile weighing systems that integrate weight information into an IT network.

Azuga, San Jose, Calif., unveiled Azuga SpeedSafe, a new speed monitoring system that tracks speeding incidents everywhere a fleet operates, not just the open road or on interstates.

Teledyne DALSA, a Canada-based unit of Teledyne Technologies company, introduced a new family of high-value line scan cameras.

New England Machinery, Bradenton, Fla., introduced an online inspection rejection system (NELIR), designed to automatically identify and eliminate containers that can cause jams or problems.

Chicago-based Castell’s Salvo Loading Dock Safety System drive-away prevention products promote safety on automatic and manual loading dock doors.

Machine builders can now implement required safety functions while improving productivity with the Allen-Bradley Guardmaster 440C-CR30 safety relay from Rockwell Automation, Milwaukee, Wis.

With the ability to load single or twin-pack packages at speeds up to 100 cartons per minute, Triangle Package Machinery’s Flex1 horizontal cartoner offers gentle product handling, improved efficiency and lower production costs.

Navistar, Inc., Lisle, Ill., and Swift Transportation, Phoenix, Ariz., announced a joint pilot program designed to maximize fuel economy.