Counting & Packaging Machines
Select a counting system around your material type, pack format, count quantity and target output—whether you are bottling tablets, packing candies or bagging small parts.
Choose by Material
Start With What You Need to Count and How You Need to Pack It
A clear selection path for manufacturers building a repeatable counting process.
Counting equipment should be selected around the product being handled and the package you need to produce. Tablets and capsules for bottle filling, candies for packaging, hardware parts for bagging, and paper or tags for bundling each follow a different equipment direction.
Dedicated counting, counting-and-filling, counting-and-bagging and counting-and-bundling systems.
Seamers or filling-and-sealing machines with an incidental counting function should follow their main equipment category.
Choose by Your Material and Packaging Format
Start with the production task—not a generic machine name.
Tablets & Capsules
For counting solid-dose products into bottles or related packs.
Start with: Tablet & Capsule CounterCandy & Granules
For counting selected food products before filling or packaging.
Start with: Counting & Filling SystemHardware & Small Parts
For counting components, then producing a bagged or packaged set.
Start with: Parts Counting & Bagging MachinePaper, Tags & Sheets
For counting and bundling selected flat products.
Start with: Sheet or Tag Counting SystemWhat to Confirm Before Selecting a Counting System
The information needed to recommend a suitable counting and packaging route.
Product type, dimensions and shape.
Required pieces per bottle, bag or set.
Bottle, pouch, bag or bundled output.
Required production speed and workflow.
Existing filling, bagging or downstream process.
Counting Machine Selection FAQs
Key questions to resolve before specifying equipment.
Can one counting system handle different materials?
Suitability depends on the material type, dimensions, shape and the required package format. Confirm these details before choosing an equipment direction.
What is the difference between bottle counting and bagging systems?
The downstream package format determines the equipment arrangement. Bottle counting is selected around container handling, while bagging requires an appropriate packaging route after counting.
Can a counter connect with other packaging equipment?
Yes. Specify how the counted products should move into the next filling, bagging, sealing, capping or labeling stage.
What information should I send for a recommendation?
Please share material samples or dimensions, required count quantity, pack format, target output, voltage and current line layout.
Inspection & Detection Equipment
Specify inspection equipment around the quality risk you need to control—such as foreign objects, weight variation, closure condition or seal integrity—and the way products move through your line.
Choose by Inspection Need