Cartoning, Case Packing & Sealing
Place bottles, jars, tubes or finished packs into retail cartons or shipping cases. Select the carton style, loading method and closure before choosing equipment.
FROM FINISHED PRODUCT TO DISPATCH
End-of-Line & Secondary Packaging
Pack finished products into cartons, wrap retail packs or multipacks, and prepare cases and pallets for dispatch. Explore individual machines and integrated packaging systems.
SELECT BY PROCESS
What Happens After Your Product Is Packed?
Start with the pack you have and the format you need for retail, storage or shipment.
Overwrapping, Shrink Wrapping & Banding
Overwrap boxed products with cellophane or BOPP, shrink-wrap individual packs or multipacks, or secure grouped items with bands or straps.
Palletizing & Pallet Protection
Arrange compatible cases or packaged goods into the required pallet pattern, then secure the load for handling and transport.
PLAN THE CONNECTIONS
Build Around Your Packaging Requirements
Choose a single station or coordinate several operations around your actual production flow.
01Product & Pack
Dimensions, weight and orientation.
02Packaging Format
Carton style, grouping, film or strap, and pallet size.
03Target Output
Packs, cases or pallets per hour, including changeovers.
04Line Layout
Space, conveyor height, utilities and upstream equipment.
COMMON QUESTIONS
End-of-Line Packaging FAQs
Key decisions before selecting machines or planning a connected system.
What is the difference between secondary and end-of-line packaging?
Secondary packaging groups or protects finished packs, for example by cartoning or overwrapping. End-of-line equipment handles final operations such as case packing, sealing, palletizing and pallet wrapping. The two areas can overlap within one line.
Do I need a complete line or a standalone machine?
A standalone machine can address one manual task or bottleneck. An integrated line is worth considering when several connected operations need automation. The choice depends on output, available operators, changeovers and floor space.
Can this equipment connect to my existing line?
Compatibility must be checked against product flow, conveyor height, speed, orientation, controls and available space. Share your existing layout and equipment details for an initial review.
Which samples and specifications should I provide?
Send product and pack dimensions, weights, photos, carton or film specifications, required output and a layout. Physical samples may be needed to confirm feeding, grouping, closure or a custom pallet pattern.
PROJECT SUPPORT
Plan Your Next Packaging Stage
Share your product photos, packaging dimensions, target output and available floor space. We can help identify suitable equipment and review the required connections.