Interroll France has obtained the trust of VELEC Systems to meet the needs of The Indonesian Government Security Printing and Minting Corporation

Managing flows in monetary policies is a major and delicate task. This is why the company VELEC Systems, a system integrator, has produced for the Central Bank of Indonesia a high-speed turnkey conveying solution designed on the basis of Interroll MCP transit modules, including in particular conveyors 24V motorized, 90 ° transfer modules, as well as conveyor modules for pallets.

VELEC Systems is a specialist in the design and manufacture of industrial lines in the food industry, money market and industry which intervenes on the loading of products on the production lines, the packaging of bare products but also on the end of line with any type of palletizing solution. VELEC Systems qualifies in particular as a specialist in high-speed counting, for example of coins like here for the Central Bank of Indonesia For this project, a solution of conveying cartons between 10 and 40 kilos was carried out, as well as six palletizing stations each accommodating up to 50 boxes.

To respond to flexibility and handling issues, the combined use of the Interroll conveyor module (MCP) and pallet transitic (MPP) ranges was decisive. Three identical conveyor lines wrap the coins taken out of the presses in the form of rolls. These are wrapped in batches and then put in secure boxes. The boxes are finally placed on a pallet at the end of the line. Whether for speed performance or for the maximum load capacities of the modules, Interroll solutions meet the needs of the user.

“For several years, Interroll has been collaborating with the system integrator VELEC Systems on various industrial projects. For the Central Bank of Indonesia, VELEC Systems wanted to integrate the Interroll conveyor ranges for cartons and pallets in order to obtain a complete and unitary solution which limits the number of suppliers for this project “explains Marc Bressy, technical and commercial manager Interroll.

To cover all handling needs, Interroll offers a range of MCP conveyors for boxes and bins, as well as a range of MPP pallet conveyors. These products make it possible to secure the movement of goods for operators while ensuring fast and flexible conveying. The solid construction of the modules, subjected to comprehensive tests, also reduces the need for maintenance and ensures reliable operation. The versatile MCP and MPP solutions can also accommodate different modules to create a complete solution capable of adapting to its environment. These solutions allow optimal management of handling line management and generate significant time savings.
“If we were to change our flows, sort and send a different currency, the Interroll solution would save us time by eliminating the need to adjust the machines differently. One of the big advantages of the Interroll solution is the flexibility and adaptability of its facilities. »Declares Mr. Florian GHESTEM, project manager at VELEC Systems.

This solution has attracted the attention of many companies located abroad who are interested in setting up a similar installation.

About Interroll
The Interroll group is the world leader in the supply of goods flow solutions. The company was founded in 1959 and has been listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange since 1997. Interroll offers system integrators and equipment manufacturers for factories a wide range of products and services including: “Rollers” (rollers for conveyor) , “Drives” (motors and drives for conveying systems), “Conveyors & Sorters” (conveying modules and high-speed sorters) and “Pallet & Carton Flow” (dynamic storage systems). Interroll’s solutions are used in express and postal services, e-commerce, airports, the food, fashion and automotive industries, as well as in many other industries. Big brands like Amazon, Bosch, Coca-Cola, DHL, Nestlé, Procter & Gamble, Siemens, Walmart and Zalando call on the company. In addition to its headquarters in Switzerland, Interroll has a global network of 34 companies with a turnover of around 559.7 million Swiss francs and employs 2,400 people (2019).