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Random Case Sealers are case sealing systems that can adjust their tape head height to any case size on the fly. Using sensory equipment, the tape head will rise or lower until it finds the proper height. The case then moves through the powered roller system, sealing the flaps. Random Case Sealing machines are great for packaging equipment solutions that use a variety of box sizes at the same time. Random case sealers are available in both automatic and semi-automatic running formats. Automatic Random Case Sealers provide a fully automated case sealing packaging solution. Cases of random sizes are fed into the machine with their flaps still open. Automated arms then find the height of the box and the system folds down the top flaps of the package. With the flaps folded the case then moves though the tape head, sealing the flaps. Once sealed the closed packages are moved out the back end of the machine for handling. These systems are designed for high volume packaging solutions se...

With the increasing demand for faster delivery times and precise packaging, it’s no wonder that warehouses are turning to automation to increase productivity and lower costs to stay competitive. Investing in the right end of line packaging equipment, companies can expect to boost productivity, improve accuracy, and increase safety in the packaging process. Case Packers are fundamental components of any automated packaging line. These machines efficiently load products into cases, containers, or trays, creating neat and secure product cases that maximize space and protection during transit. Case packers can pack products in a variety of formats, including film only, pad and film, tray and film, and wrap-around cases. By automating this part of the workflow, your company can significantly increase packing speed while reducing labor costs and human error. This not only streamlines operations but also enhances product consistency and quality, leading to fewer returns and greater custo...

Packaging automation is a great way to optimize your supply chain. It can help you pack faster, ship more products, and reduce labor costs. Automation can even help provide efficiencies in areas like transport and storage, depending on the solution. So, what do you think about when you consider packaging automation?  A lot of customers we speak to think that automating your packing processes will be expensive. They often believe it can be time consuming and require large machinery. But there are lots of quick and cost-effective packaging automation options available. We want to show you that packaging automation does not have to be complex or costly. We have listed a few quick to install packaging automation solutions that do not cost much. Water Activated Paper Tape Dispensers:  Introducing a water activated paper tape dispenser is one of our go to suggestions for customers. It can help boost your productivity and control material use. There are number of different dis...

Water activated tape, also called gummed paper tape or gummed tape, is a starch-based adhesive. An animal glue-based adhesive can also be used. The starch-based adhesive becomes sticky when moistened and is usually found on a Kraft paper backing. Water activated tape is often used for closing and sealing boxes. Before closing corrugated fiberboard boxes, the tape is moistened with water. The tape is usually 3 inch or 7.5 cm wide. Water-activated, or “gummed,” tape is often used and is very effective for sealing corrugated cartons and boxes. Before closing corrugated fiberboard boxes, the tape is moistened with water. The tape is usually 3 inch or 7.5 cm wide. As the adhesive will bond with the fiberboard material to create a strong durable seal and endure a tough handling during shipping. The tape usually works well on recycled cartons and non-unitized loads. Its reinforced construction assures reliable performance across a range of environments and applications. Gummed ta...