CABINPLANT

To enhance precision and reduce waste, Cabinplant engaged Kirkholm to finalize and optimize the second generation of their popular MULTI BATCHER. Cabinplant had already developed the basic design, and Kirkholm’s task was to further develop it into a functional, production-ready solution that could meet the stringent demands of the food industry.

The new multi-batcher builds on Cabinplant's successful combinatorial weighing technology, familiar from their multihead weighers, and is ideal for handling larger batches of raw materials such as mackerel, herring, chicken, and beef, up to 10 kg or more. The upgraded weighing software significantly reduces the margin of error compared to other solutions, ensuring higher precision and reduced waste in production lines.

Kirkholm acted as a development partner, focusing on:

• Translating Cabinplant's design into an assembly-friendly and hygienic construction
• Balancing design aesthetics, production costs, and user-friendliness
• Ensuring that the new machine was both functional and visually appealing

The strong partnership between engineer and designer

The collaboration between Kirkholm and Brahe Design was essential in uniting the machine’s aesthetic and functional qualities. Brahe Design contributed to the harmonious and user-friendly exterior, while Kirkholm’s engineering expertise ensured that the machine met hygienic standards and could be produced cost-effectively. The shared focus on design and functionality resulted in a multi-batcher that performs on all parameters.

This case demonstrates how Cabinplant, with support from Kirkholm and Brahe Design, creates innovative solutions that meet the industry's high standards for precision, efficiency, and aesthetics.