EndFlex
Boxxer Case Erector Family
Automatic case-forming systems that erect and prepare corrugated cases for downstream loading and sealing.
- Automatic case erecting
- Corrugated case handling
- Downstream line feeding
Packaging Automation Equipment
Case Forming, Cartoning & Case Packing
Erect cases and trays, form cartons, load products, close packages, and create right-sized corrugated packaging using equipment configured around the product and production workflow.
Available systems range from standalone case erectors and cartoners to robotic case-packing cells and box-on-demand production lines.
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Equipment is organized by the step it performs so forming, loading, and right-sized packaging can be evaluated separately.
Case & Tray Forming
Systems that erect corrugated cases and form trays for downstream loading and sealing.
EndFlex
PopLok & Vassoyo Tray-Forming Systems
Tray-forming equipment for display trays, shippers, corrugated packaging, and application-specific die-cut formats.
- Display and shipper trays
- Die-cut corrugated formats
- Automatic tray forming
Raumak Packaging
Boxer Case-Packing Family
A coordinated family of equipment for erecting, loading, and closing corrugated shipping cases.
Boxer Erector, Boxer Sealer, and Boxer Line configurations.
- Case erecting and closing
- Coordinated family of modules
- Corrugated shipping cases
Cartoning & Case Packing
Cartoners, sleevers, and case-packing systems for paperboard cartons, multipacks, trays, and corrugated cases.
EndFlex
Kartnr Cartoner Family
Vertical and horizontal cartoning equipment for forming cartons, loading products, and closing the completed package.
- Vertical and horizontal cartoning
- Automatic carton forming
- Product loading and closing
EndFlex
BoxxPak Case-Packing Systems
Semi-automatic and automated case-packing systems for top-load, side-load, robotic, and application-specific product loading.
- Top-load and side-load packing
- Robotic loading options
- Semi-automatic or automatic
StanTech Packaging Machines
Case & Tray Packing Family
Application-specific case and tray packing systems for boxes, bags, trays, bundles, and packaged goods.
UNIPACK, VIPER, VIPER TL, and SPIDER systems.
- Case and tray packing
- Bag, box, and bundle handling
- Application-specific configuration
StanTech Packaging Machines
INDY Cartoners & GLIDER Sleevers
Cartoning and sleeving systems for paperboard cartons, multipacks, trays, and application-specific secondary packaging.
- Paperboard cartoning
- Sleeving and multipacks
- Secondary packaging formats
Raumak Packaging
Raumak Cartoner Family
Vertical and horizontal cartoning systems for product insertion, carton forming, and closing.
Carton Line, Smart Carton, Infinity Carton, and Carton Flex systems.
- Carton forming and closing
- Vertical and horizontal formats
- Automatic product insertion
Box-on-Demand & Right-Sized Packaging
Corrugated-processing systems that create packaging around the order, plus the automatic closing platform that connects with them.
ATP Equipment Solutions
Right Choice Box Machine
ATP's private-label box-on-demand system for producing made-to-measure corrugated box blanks from fanfold or sheet material.
- More than 50 preloaded box styles
- Fanfold or sheet-fed operation
- Precision cutting and creasing
Manufactured by Edda.
EDDA Packaging
SEALMASTER
A fully automatic box-closing and sealing platform designed to connect with EDDA carton-packaging and box-on-demand workflows.
- Automatic box closing
- Sealing of formed cartons
- Connects with EDDA packaging lines
What Determines the Right Case or Cartoning System?
Five areas usually decide the configuration before rated output is compared.
Corrugated Case, Tray, or Paperboard Carton
Confirm the package style, board grade, and blank construction the operation uses today or intends to move toward.
Product Loading Method
Determine whether products are top-loaded, side-loaded, collated, or placed robotically, and how consistently they present themselves.
Case or Carton Dimensions
Document the range of package sizes, how often they change, and whether order-driven sizing is required.
Production Rate and Changeovers
Review the required rate, the number of formats, and how quickly the line must change between them.
Sealing and Downstream Handling
Confirm whether cases are taped or glued, and how packages move toward strapping, wrapping, palletizing, and shipping.
Related Equipment Pathways
Case Sealing, Taping & Strapping
Close and secure formed and loaded cases with tape, glue, or strapping.
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See how forming, packing, sealing, and palletizing fit together across the packaging process.
Explore Packaging Automation SolutionsMaterial Handling & End-of-Line Automation
Move, accumulate, and route cases from the packing station toward the shipping dock.
Explore Material Handling & End-of-Line AutomationIntegrated Systems
Connect forming, loading, sealing, coding, labeling, and palletizing into one coordinated line.
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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 the difference between a case erector and a case packer?
A case erector forms a flat corrugated blank into an open case and prepares it for loading. A case packer places product into that case. Some systems combine forming, loading, and closing, while others operate as separate machines connected by conveyor.
What is a cartoner?
A cartoner forms a paperboard carton, loads the product, and closes the completed package. Vertical and horizontal formats exist, and the correct approach depends on the product, carton style, and how the product can be presented to the machine.
What is box-on-demand packaging?
Box-on-demand equipment produces corrugated packaging sized to the order rather than selecting from a limited set of standard boxes. The approach can reduce void fill and dimensional shipping volume, but it requires accurate product dimensions and connected order data.
What information does ATP need to recommend case-packing equipment?
Useful details include the case, tray, or carton style, product dimensions and pack pattern, loading method, required rate, changeover frequency, sealing method, and the conveying or palletizing steps that follow.
Build the Right Case-Packing Process
Share the case or carton, the product pattern, and the required rate, and ATP can help identify appropriate forming, loading, and closing equipment.
- Case, tray, or carton style
- Product dimensions and pack pattern
- Loading method
- Package size range
- Required production rate
- Changeover frequency
- Sealing method
- Downstream handling
- Photographs, video, or samples