Streamline Distribution to Increase Production and Save Expenses: Case Packer
If automation of the packaging procedure is to be used, case packers will play a vital role. In long transportation and even overseas delivery, the cases keep the contents safe. We made sure that our case packers are as efficient, versatile, and powerful as possible.
With our case packer collection, you may find both side-load and wrap-around solutions. With our side-load and wrap-around case packers, you can package a wide variety of products for various sectors such as food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, etc. Pack products efficiently in a precise quantity, order, and pattern before sealing the case. From basic tray and customized wrap-around cases to more complicated tray and hood cases, you can operate them all on one system. Case packer machines are designed to be easily incorporated into both new and current packaging systems, whether they are horizontal or vertical.
Our years of experience in customizing cases for your products are what we do best. We can package everything with care and dependability, regardless of its packaging type: pouches, bags, cartons, boxes, etc.
Case Packers
Features dual servo high-speed material arranging to automatically box liquid stand-up pouches and spout pouches. 80-120 bags per minute.
Uses a single piece of cardboard for wrapping and boxing, eliminating the processes of carton making and unpacking. 1-15 box/min.
What is a Case Packer?
The case packer automates the procedure of packing each product in shipment cases. Its purpose is to simplify shipment or storage by standardizing the arrangement of objects inside cases. Case packer machines are available in a wide variety of models to meet the demands of different businesses and products. Some examples of these styles include wrap-around, side-load, drop-load, horizontal, and robotic packers.
Bags, cartons, bottles, cans, and pouches are just some of the product kinds that case packers can handle. With its built-in systems, products may be efficiently and neatly placed into cases, guaranteeing that everything is packaged correctly.
This machine may assemble corrugated boxes from blanks, load secondary packing units, and close them with tape or hot-melt glue for shipment, transit, or warehousing. A stacking mechanism on a case packer groups single secondary packing, like cartons, into a particular combination.
Case Packer Structure
- HMI and Control System: It usually has control systems and HMI panels. These let operators set settings, monitor the machine’s operation, and carry out corrections.
- Safety Functions: This machine includes safety measures to avoid mishaps. These may incorporate emergency stop buttons, unusual operation sensors, and safety guards.
- Frame: The sturdiness comes from the frame. It’s usually made from stainless steel or aluminum.
- Infeed: This mechanism loads items into the case packing machine. It may transfer items from the upstream packing process via conveyor belts, feedings, or other means.
- Stack and Align: They align and orient products before packing them into cases. It can incorporate guides, sensors, or aligners to position.
- Case Handling: The case handling system positions cases or cartons for packaging. It can have case magazines, erectors, and grippers for holding and handling cases.
- Packaging: The packaging system is the case packer’s center. This system effectively transfers goods from the infeed mechanism to cases.
- Outfeed Conveyor: Product-filled cases are moved to the outfeed conveyor for processing or transportation. It stacks or palletizes containers for optimal storage and shipment.
Wrap-Around and Side-Load Case Packers
🔵 The wrap-around case packer provides a cost-effective, comprehensive solution. It builds cases from corrugated cardboard, packs them, and seals them. This procedure uses less cardboard and fits items tightly inside cases, lowering shipping expenses.
🔵 The side-load case packer is ideal for fragile or unusually shaped products. They prop up corrugated cardboard boxes and lightly press objects inside them sideways to prevent damage or impact to products.
