Before machines, problems. Six that stall production at the end of the line - and the engineering that removes them.
Everything after production, from one engineering source - and a range that removes plastic from the pack.
End-of-line automation as one integrated ecosystem - case forming, filling, checkweighing, case packing, crate handling, stacking and palletizing, supplied and supported by a single engineering source.
Packaging automation with lower material dependency - glue-based collar, bundling and sealing systems that replace plastic straps, stretch wrap and BOPP tape in secondary and tertiary packaging.
Zero-strap collar automation, sized for emerging lines. Glue-formed tin collaring - an industry norm on high-volume edible-oil lines - now within reach of smaller production environments.
Robotic palletizing for cartons, pails and sacks.
Case packing for bottles, jars, pouches and soaps - since 2002.
Automatic crate stacking for high-volume dairy pouch lines.
Crate de-stacking at up to 1,200 crates per hour.
Automatic case erection - squared cases, ready to fill.
Filling automation for the PACKTOPACKOFF line.
In-line weight verification before cases leave the line.
Glue-formed tin collars that eliminate plastic straps.
Secondary packaging automation for mono-cartons.
Hot-glue shipper sealing - tamper-evident, tape-free. 9+ models.
Glue-based bundling that replaces stretch wrap and banding.
Indigenous engineering and proprietary machines - India’s first indigenously designed robotic palletizer in 2007, and AutoCollar, now an industry norm.
Machines designed around throughput, uptime and repeatability - a published 7,800-hour MTBF and 24×7 online service.
Solutions configured around actual SKUs, line speeds and layouts - tailor-made equipment, not generic deployments.
Engineering support from commissioning through the working life of the machine, with 24×7 online assistance.
Pails, cans, cartons and heavy SKU handling.
India-specific SKUs - 15 kg tins, pouches, PET bottles.
Crate handling at scale - dairies above 1 lakh litres/day.
Case packing, palletizing and plastic reduction across SKUs.
Tell our engineering team what you manufacture, pack and handle. We will help identify the appropriate automation architecture.
