Case Erecting & Sealing
Case erecting and sealing equipment can be selected according to corrugated case dimensions, closing methods and production requirements. Available functions depend on the machine configuration.
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KEY FEATURES
Review the main features and configuration options for this equipment category. Actual functions depend on the machine model.
Case erecting and sealing equipment can be selected according to corrugated case dimensions, closing methods and production requirements. Available functions depend on the machine configuration.
Roller and belt conveyors transfer shipping cases between packing, sealing and downstream handling stations. Conveyor layouts depend on case dimensions and production flow.
Compatible palletizing equipment can arrange finished shipping cases into specified stacking patterns. Equipment selection depends on case weight, pallet dimensions and required output.
End-of-line equipment can be connected with upstream case packing systems and downstream handling stations. Line layouts depend on equipment interfaces, production requirements and available floor space.
Packaging process
Explore the main packaging stages for this machine category. The actual process depends on the selected equipment and production configuration.
Filled corrugated cases arrive from upstream case packing equipment and transfer to the end-of-line handling system.
Case closing equipment folds the carton flaps into position according to the selected case design and machine configuration.
The selected sealing equipment secures closed shipping cases using a compatible sealing method, such as adhesive tape.
Sealed cases move along roller or belt conveyors toward downstream handling or palletizing stations.
Where palletizing equipment is included, finished shipping cases are arranged on pallets according to the required stacking pattern.
Process steps may vary according to the machine model and line configuration.
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