CDF Corporation launches Squiz system cutting product waste by 96 percent
CDF Corporation launched the automated Squiz system in North America reducing liquid product waste in intermediate bulk container liners by up to 96 percent during manufacturer trials
PLYMOUTH, Massachusetts - CDF Corporation, a flexible liner manufacturer for industrial containers, has introduced the Squiz® System, an automated system for IBC (intermediate bulk container) liner evacuation. The North American launch aims to tackle residual product loss in liquid manufacturing caused by conventional pumping methods, which leave product behind in every container.
The Squiz System achieves an average of 0.1 to 0.2 percent product remaining after dispense, with trials showing product waste per liner falling by up to 96 percent in thick cosmetic creams.
The core technology involves a controlled winding action, where the liner is wound from the top down during dispense, in synchronization with the plant's pump and a standard compressed-air connection. This mechanism moves product toward the dispense valve while the reinforced form-fit liner withstands the mechanical load. No operator intervention is needed during dispense, with automatic pressure cutoffs and an emergency stop built in.
Mobile and compact, the Squiz System is mounted on a stainless-steel frame with locking casters, allowing easy movement between production lines without fixed installation or electrical connection. Developed in Europe by Liquidpack S.L., the system is now exclusively available in North America through CDF.
CDF will showcase the Squiz System with live demonstrations at PACK EXPO International, October 18 to 21, at McCormick Place, Chicago, in booth LU-6806, Reusable Packaging Pavilion. Attendees can estimate their residual product loss costs using CDF's Cost of Dispensing Calculator and request technical reviews and on-site evaluations. For more information, visit cdf1.com.
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