Case Packing
For automatically grouping compatible bottles, jars, cans or finished packs into shipping cases.
END-OF-LINE CARTON HANDLING
Case Packing & Carton Handling Machines
For grouping finished products into outer cases, forming corrugated cartons, making trays and closing shipping cartons. Choose around the case format, loading method and end-of-line output.
PROJECT FIT
Move Finished Products into a Ready-to-Ship Case
The equipment route changes according to how products are grouped, loaded and secured for outer-case handling.
This collection is for secondary and end-of-line packaging: case packing bottles, jars or packaged products; erecting corrugated cases; forming cardboard trays; and folding or sealing compatible outer cartons. It is separate from retail folding-carton cartoning, so customers can find the appropriate packaging stage directly.
EQUIPMENT PATHS
Choose the Equipment Around the Packaging Task
Each route handles a different carton, loading or closing requirement.
Case Erecting & Tray Forming
For turning flat corrugated blanks into compatible cases or trays before loading.
Carton Closing
For folding, gluing or sealing filled outer cases at the end of a connected packaging route.
PROJECT REQUIREMENTS
What to Confirm Before Choosing Case Handling Equipment
The information that defines how finished products are grouped, loaded and closed.
PRODUCT GROUPUnits per case, pack arrangement and product stability.
OUTER CASECase or tray style, dimensions, board material and blank format.
LOADINGTop load, side load, pick-and-place or manual-assisted loading.
CLOSURETape, hot melt glue, tuck-in or another outer-case closing method.
OUTPUTRequired cases per minute and connected line equipment.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Case Packing & Carton Handling FAQs
Key questions before specifying end-of-line carton equipment.
What is the difference between cartoning and case packing?
Cartoning places individual products into retail folding cartons. Case packing groups finished products or packs into larger outer shipping cases.
Can one machine handle several case sizes?
Some configurations can be adjusted within a defined range. Confirm every case size, product grouping and required changeover before selecting equipment.
Do ordinary shipping cases require samples?
For common regular cases, dimensions and a clear layout normally allow an initial recommendation. Samples help when case style or loading arrangement is custom.
Can this equipment connect with filling, capping or labeling?
Yes. Case handling can be planned after compatible filling, capping, labeling or other finished-pack stages, with the transfer and output matched to the line.
CONFIGURATION SUPPORT
Tell Us What You Need to Pack and Ship
Share the finished product, units per case, outer-carton format and target output. We will recommend compatible equipment and prepare the appropriate end-of-line layout.
Product GroupingCase DimensionsLoading MethodTarget OutputConnected Equipment