Packaging machines State-of-the-art packaging machines fill, dose, pack, label, and carton efficiently. We provide modular concepts for flexibility, use sustainable technologies, and guarantee a consistent level of quality, which is particularly important in sensitive industries. We would like to support you as a partner in these challenges and provide you with a broad portfolio of products and services to make your processes more efficient, sustainable, and future-proof.

The state-of-the-art user interface on the carton erector enables seamless real-time monitoring of the cartoning process and helps to quickly identify and rectify problems.

Reliable quality control ensures that only flawless products reach the next process step in the packaging machine. Early detection of problems reduces the number of faulty products and therefore also rejects.

The cartons are transported from the carton erector to the palletizer on two offset conveyor belts. On the second conveyor belt, the products to be packaged are transported from the filling station to the pick-and-place station.

Pick-and-place stations play a key role in a range of state-of-the-art packaging machines. Modular machine concepts are necessary to enable a quick changeover to new product formats and packaging types. These concepts make it possible for machine modules to be replaced quickly and easily.

We provide you with innovative solutions and products for all the functional areas of the control cabinet. In addition to innovative products for the control cabinet, we support you throughout the entire control cabinet building process, from engineering to the finished control cabinet.

Cartoning machines also require flexible concepts due to the different product sizes and shapes. Modular and adaptable machines must be used to ensure that frequent format changes do not lead to long downtimes.

Due to increasing product variety and format changes, palletizers must be able to process different packaging sizes and shapes. This is achieved with flexible gripping and stacking mechanisms. Precise positioning of the products on pallets and high cycle rates are also important. A modular machine design is required so that the palletizer can be integrated seamlessly into the conveying technology.

Short production times, low inventory levels, and high flexibility are the basis for efficient internal material flow and therefore the prerequisite for increasing productivity. In order to meet these requirements, AGVs are increasingly being used in production and intralogistics.