PACKAGING · ROBOTICS · END-OF-LINE SYSTEMS
Application-focused automation machinery for filling, packing, conveying, palletizing and load securing—supported from initial requirement to delivery.
Solutions for manufacturers, distributors and project teams.
ENGINEERED AROUND YOUR APPLICATION
The right machine depends on more than a model number. Material, capacity, packaging format, floor space, utilities and local standards all shape the final solution. We organize those details into a clear, workable proposal.
FEATURED EQUIPMENT
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High-precision open-mouth bagging machine for 5–25 kg granular materials, using an arc-gate valve and vibrating pan feeder for controlled three-stage dosing.
Column-type automated system for bag picking, cutting, material discharge and empty-bag removal, with a customizable piercing gripper and stainless-steel options.
500–1500 kg jumbo bag filling system with arc-gate, screw, belt and sealed-valve feeding options for powders, granules and irregular bulk materials.
Turntable pallet stretch wrapper available with multiple platform diameters, wrapping heights, load capacities and film-cutting configurations.
Self-propelled pallet stretch wrapper available with 1,800–3,000 mm wrapping heights, wireless remote control and optional automatic film cutting.
4-axis robotic palletizer for bags, cartons, pails and crates, available in 100 kg and 180 kg payload models for efficient automated palletizing.
EXPANDABLE PRODUCT SYSTEM
PRODUCTION & PROJECT EXECUTION
From bulk material filling to palletizing and load securing, equipment is planned as one connected production flow around the material, output target and site layout.
Discuss your project
01Palletizing, conveying and load securing are coordinated as one practical production flow.
02FIBC filling, weighing and conveying equipment are configured around the material and target bag weight.
03Pallet wrapping and connected handling are reviewed as part of the complete end-of-line process.
Representative system visualizations for solution planning.
START WITH THE APPLICATION
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