Carton Packaging Machines
Form cartons, load products, pack shipping cases and seal boxes. Choose individual machines or connected equipment around your carton format and packaging process.
Choose equipment by the carton operation
Retail cartons and shipping cases need different handling. Define the finished package and each operation before selecting machines.
Form the box or carton
Start with the flat blank, carton drawing and finished dimensions. Confirm the forming method, board specification and required preparation for downstream loading.
Load products or pack cases
Use cartoning equipment for product loading into retail cartons and case packing equipment for shipping cases. Share product orientation, pack count and the required loading pattern; sleeve formats need a separate compatibility check.
Close the carton and connect the line
Match sealing equipment to the closure method and carton size range. Combined sealing, labeling or strapping systems should be selected around the carton operation and upstream transfer requirements.
Prepare these details for equipment selection
Carton drawing and dimensions · Product dimensions and weight · Loading pattern · Closure method · Target cartons per minute · Available floor space
Frequently asked questions
How do cartoning and case packing differ?
Cartoning typically loads products into retail cartons. Case packing groups products or packs into larger shipping cases. Confirm which package leaves this stage of your line.
Does this category include beverage carton filling?
This collection covers box and case packaging operations. Equipment that fills liquids directly into beverage cartons belongs to a different filling process.
Can one machine handle several carton sizes?
Size ranges and adjustment methods differ by model. Provide the smallest and largest carton drawings and ask which parts or setup changes are required.
Can these machines work in a complete line?
Some machines and integrated systems can connect with upstream and downstream equipment. Share the process sequence, transfer height, target output and floor plan so compatibility can be reviewed.
Plan your carton packaging process
Send your carton drawing and loading requirements to discuss individual equipment or a connected packaging line.
Discuss your requirements