Multiple product families and 50+ machine platforms, covering every stage from primary packaging through dispatch. Each family page profiles every machine in that category — core function, key features, operating principle and applications.
The first packaging step in the line — dosing and sealing product into its primary pack, whether that's a flexible pouch or a rigid jar or bottle.
Nine machine types cover every way primary packs get collated and loaded into a case, tray, or wrap-around format — from simple gravity drop to full articulated-robot cells.
Two dedicated machines handle the case itself — forming a flat blank into a squared case, and closing and sealing it once packed.
Four palletizing platforms — high-payload industrial robots, servo-driven gantries, compact layer-forming systems, and collaborative arms — covering every combination of speed, floor space, and SKU variety.
Real-time weight verification sits inline on the conveyor, confirming every pack meets specification before it moves downstream.
Three conveyor platforms move product, cases and pallets between every stage of the line, coordinated with upstream and downstream machine speeds.
Inspection, wrapping, labelling, elevation, and pallet handling are configured around the core packaging flow to complete the line.
