Pregis
Sharp SX Tabletop Bagging Machine
A compact all-electric tabletop bagging system for small parts, kits, components, and point-of-use packaging stations.
- Tabletop footprint
- All-electric operation
- Point-of-use bagging
Packaging Automation Equipment
Automatic Bagging & Mailer Systems
Load and seal products in pre-opened bags, automated mailers, and vertically formed packages using equipment selected around the product, bag format, production rate, printing requirements, and loading method.
Available systems range from compact tabletop baggers to integrated fulfillment, counting, conveying, and ecommerce mailer workflows.
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Equipment is grouped by manufacturer so tabletop, production, and ecommerce mailer platforms can be compared side by side.
Pregis Bagging Systems
Tabletop through higher-capacity automated bagging platforms for manufacturing, fulfillment, and ecommerce operations.
Pregis
Sharp Max Series
A configurable automated bagging platform for manufacturing, fulfillment, and ecommerce operations that need conveyor, printing, or robotic integration.
- Configurable automated bagging
- Fulfillment and ecommerce workflows
- Conveyor, printing, and robotics integration
Pregis
Sharp MaxPro Series
Higher-capacity automated bagging systems for larger or bulkier ecommerce and fulfillment products.
- Higher-capacity bagging
- Larger and bulkier products
- Fulfillment line integration
Advanced Poly-Packaging Baggers
Tabletop and configurable production baggers for industrial, medical, component, and kit packaging.
Advanced Poly-Packaging
T-300 Tabletop Bagger
A compact tabletop bagger for lower-volume and point-of-use industrial, medical, component, and kit-packaging applications.
- Compact tabletop system
- Lower-volume packaging
- Component and kit bagging
Advanced Poly-Packaging
T-1000 Advanced Poly-Bagger Family
A configurable production bagging family supporting manual loading, parts counting, conveying, printing, weighing, and third-party equipment integration.
Standard vertical, wide, horizontal-loading, next-bag-out printing, and medical or application-specific configurations.
- Multiple loading configurations
- Counting, weighing, and printing options
- Integration with third-party equipment
Rennco Vertical Bagging & Ecommerce Systems
Vertical film packaging, L-bar systems, ecommerce mailer production, and automated bulk bagging.
Rennco
EZ20 Vertical Bagger
A compact all-electric entry-level vertical bagger for operations moving from hand packing or pre-made bags to film packaging.
- Entry-level vertical bagging
- All-electric operation
- Compact footprint
Rennco
Vertical L-Bar Bagging Family
Vertical L-bar systems that package products in centerfolded film, including longer, cylindrical, stacked, and larger-format items.
Model 201, Model 301, Model 501, and related Pouch Pack configurations.
- Centerfolded film packaging
- Multiple model configurations
- Longer and larger-format products
Rennco
ProCommerce Ecommerce Bagging Series
Right-sized ecommerce packaging systems that produce custom mailers, including bubble-lined protective mailer configurations.
- Right-sized ecommerce mailers
- Bubble-lined mailer configurations
- Fulfillment packaging workflows
Rennco
Automated Bulk Bagging Systems
Application-specific vertical bagging systems built around scales, counters, pocket conveyors, feeders, and automated product loading.
- Automated product loading
- Scales, counters, and feeders
- Application-specific configuration
What Determines the Right Bagging System?
Five areas usually narrow the field before published cycle rates are compared.
Product Size, Shape, and Weight
Document the product dimensions, weight, rigidity, and how much variation exists between items and orders.
Bag or Film Format
Determine whether the application suits pre-opened bags on a roll, centerfolded film, paper mailers, or bubble-lined mailer material.
Manual or Automatic Loading
Review whether an operator loads each package, or whether feeders, counters, conveyors, or robotics present the product to the bagger.
Printing, Counting, and Weighing
Confirm what must be printed on the bag, whether piece counts or weights are required, and where that data originates.
Production Rate and Integration
Evaluate the required output, available floor space, and how the bagger connects to upstream production and downstream handling.
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Form-Fill-Seal & Flow Wrapping
Compare rollstock packaging where the package is formed, filled, and sealed in one coordinated process.
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Add cushioning, void fill, or a protective package when the bag alone does not protect the product.
Explore Protective & Specialty PackagingCoding & Marking Equipment
Print dates, lot codes, and variable information directly onto bags, film, and packaging.
Explore Coding & Marking EquipmentLabeling & Print-and-Apply Equipment
Apply printed labels to bagged products, cases, and shipping packages.
Explore Labeling & Print-and-Apply EquipmentIntegrated Systems
Connect baggers with feeders, conveyors, printers, scales, and production controls.
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Packaging Automation Solutions
Explore how forming, filling, packing, protecting, sealing, wrapping, strapping, and palletizing can work together across a complete packaging process.
Integrated Systems
Connect packaging equipment with conveyors, coding, labeling, inspection, robotics, production data, and line controls.
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Request installation, training, preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair support for eligible packaging equipment.
Explore Service & SupportFrequently Asked Questions
What is an automatic bagging machine?
An automatic bagging machine presents or forms a package, allows the product to be loaded manually or automatically, and completes the seal. Depending on the technology, the package may use pre-opened bags on a roll, flat or centerfolded film, paper mailers, or bubble-lined mailer material.
What is the difference between pre-opened bags and centerfolded film?
Pre-opened bags arrive on a roll already formed, so the machine indexes, opens, and seals each bag. Centerfolded film is formed into a package on the machine, which allows package length and width to be adjusted within the equipment's range rather than ordering a separate bag size.
Can baggers print shipping or product information?
Many bagging systems support printing on the bag as part of the packaging cycle, and some configurations print the next bag while the current one is being loaded. What can be printed depends on the printing method, bag material, and the data available from the production or order system.
What information does ATP need to recommend a bagging system?
Useful details include the product dimensions and weight, the bag or film format, whether loading is manual or automatic, printing, counting, or weighing requirements, the required production rate, available space, and how the bagger must connect to upstream and downstream equipment.
Find the Right Bagging System
Describe the product, the package, and the production rate, and ATP can help identify an appropriate bagging or mailer configuration.
- Product dimensions and weight
- Bag or film format
- Loading method
- Printing requirements
- Counting or weighing needs
- Required production rate
- Available floor space
- Upstream and downstream equipment
- Photographs, video, or samples