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Packaging machines

Packaging Machinery Packaging Equipment From Food to Pharmaceutical, Aerosol to Medical. We have machinery to count, pouch, carton, case pack or palletise your product. We have particular niche products such as the MiniCompact Vertical Cartoner able to offer you unique shaped cartons. These include pillow packs and ballotins. The SFS cases packer is able to achieve a staggering 60 cases per minute and the GENIX palletising robot is able to straddle many packing lines to palletise using a single robot offering extreme space utilisation and cost effectiveness. Our philosophy is simple, tailored equipment to maximise your operating efficiency drawing on our standard technical solutions.

Customised Packaging Machines – Made to measure

Perhaps you are looking for someone to design a custom machine to create a new pack style. We are experienced in managing the risk and building a machine that will meet your expectations. Such unique packaging style included the wallet packs for tablets, cardboard tubes for crisps, tissue wrappers for the whisky industry and drinking straws for Children chocolate drinks.

Pharmaceutical Packaging Machines – High End Requirements?

We are experienced in providing technical solutions are in line with the GMP and legislative requirements of the Pharmaceutical industry. Our machines pouch wound dressings and carton medical sutures. Products such as drug depots are packed on our machines in class 100 clean rooms. Where required Validation packages are available.

Turnkey Solutions – Start to Finish!?

Let us take the risk out of your project. We are able to draw on our wealth of contacts to provide an integrated solution from start to finish. An example of a recent Turn Key lines that we have supplied is a coffee manufacturing line. This line went from Powder to pallet, pack manufacture all the way down the packaging line through cartoning, case packing and palletisation. In the Contact Lens industry we have sealed lens blisters, de-nested trays of lenses, cartoned the lenses and packed the cartons into cases. Projects have included labelling, batch code printing and optical character recognition.