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Types of Case Sealing Machines

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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...

Packaging with Tape and Automation

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Packaging plays a vital role in today’s fast-paced business landscape, ensuring product protection, preservation, and presentation. As the packaging industry continues to grow and adapt to changing market demands, it is crucial for companies to stay ahead and offer exceptional packaging solutions. The tape used in packaging is more than just an adhesive, it is a critical component that ensures the security and integrity of the package during transit. Using the right tape prevents boxes from opening unexpectedly, which can lead to product damage, loss, or contamination.   Tape is an important aspect of packaging that is still too often overlooked.   Sustainability is becoming increasingly important in packaging decisions. There are several environmentally friendly tape options available. For example, the water-activated tape is made from renewable materials like paper and starch-based adhesives, making it both recyclable and biodegradable. Additionally, there are tapes made...

Case Closing and Sealing Automation

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Sealing a cardboard box can consume 60% of your overall packing time.  Therefore, it is a great area to review when you need to increase your productivity. Sealing is an important and time-consuming part of packing. It can also impact your pack security, costs, and packaging waste if you are not sealing the boxes effectively. Too much tape, and you are wasting packaging, increasing cost and often, producing an unsightly package.   Not enough tape and you risk your package opening during shipping, leading to poor customer experience. The type of adhesive you use for sealing is important too. For example, if you are shipping in freezing conditions, you would need to use an adhesive suitable for that. Some adhesives will not work if they are too cold! The packing process can influence many of these important factors. Using automation can help you control costs, effective application and the amount of material used. Pair with the right tape and you have a recipe for sealin...