Case Packing

End-of-line packing is often the biggest bottleneck in a growing production facility. Hand-packing is slow, expensive and a common source of manual-handling injuries. Q-Pack supplies automatic and semi-automatic case packing machines covering every step after the labeller: case erecting, divider insertion, pick-and-place packing, glue or tape sealing, and complete packing monoblocks running up o 10,000 bottles per hour.

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How an automated case packing line fits together

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  1. Erect The Case. The Case Erector forms American-style (RSC) cases or bag-in-box cartons and glues the bottom flaps, from 14 cases per minute.
  2. Insert dividers. The Divider Inserter picks, opens and drops cardboard divisions into each case to protect glass.
  3. Pack the product. The Automatic Case Packer loads two 12-packs or four 6-packs at a time, from 3500 bottles per hour. The Series IS Pick & Place handles 500-2000 containers per hour and more delicate formats.
  4. Seal the case. The Automatic Case Sealer closes top flaps with hot-melt glue. The Automatic Box Taper and FCS10U tape-seal instead.
  5. Or do it all in one. The Packing Monoblock erects, divides, packs and glue-seals up to 10,000 bottles per hour. The TU600 does the same up to 500 boxes per hour.
  6. Then palletise and wrap. See our range of palletisers and pallet wrapping machines for more information.

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