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A+F TRAY AND CASE ERECTORS - competence in form and performance

OYSTAR A+F tray/case erectors consistently produce precisely formed and dimensionally accurate trays, at very high speed, with a lasting reliability. Furthermore, OYSTAR A+F's close working relationship with cardboard suppliers helps to optimize each new tray/case from the very beginning.

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