Shrink wrap, corrugated case, robot palletiser
The end of the line sets the real throughput of the plant. Group packing, layer forming and pallet stacking are automated so that no single unit becomes the bottleneck.
Bottleneck-driven sizing
We design the end of line with a 15–20% margin over filling speed.
Robotics
An articulated robot with a vacuum or mechanical gripper, stacking patterns stored in memory.
Pallet tracking
SSCC label printing and data transfer to the customer's WMS.
Shrink wrap, corrugated case, robot palletiser
Forming a bottle group, film wrapping and shrinking in a tunnel.
Case erecting, product loading and sealing with tape or hot-melt glue.
Forming a layer and stacking it on a pallet in a set pattern with slip sheets between layers.
A robot is more flexible with frequent pattern changes and takes less space. A gantry palletiser pays off better for a single pattern at very high speed.
Yes, provided the floor space and utilities are built into the layout from the start. We always design the plant with room for future automation.
Describe the product, the target output and the container — we will come back with a preliminary specification, a budget range and a delivery schedule. If the task covers more than one machine, we will map out the whole line.
See how these machines work inside a complete line, and which engineering services cover the project.
Drinking water bottling lines
10 series: PET and glass, 2,000–36,000 bph
Carbonated soft drink filling
Isobaric filling, carbonation
Juice and pulp drink filling
Hot filling and aseptic
Beer and low-alcohol drink filling
Glass, can, keg
Wine and spirits filling
Inert atmosphere, glass
Dairy product filling
ESL and aseptic
Digital layer
SCADA, MES, OEE monitoring, batch traceability and integration with plant systems — engineered together with the line, not bolted on later.
