Packaging Automation Equipment

Case Sealing, Taping & Strapping Equipment

Close corrugated cases and secure cartons, bundles, and pallet loads using automatic or semi-automatic tape, glue, and plastic-strapping equipment.

The right system depends on case consistency, package dimensions, strap material, load requirements, production rate, operator involvement, and downstream handling.

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Equipment is grouped by closure method and by how much operator involvement the process requires.

Case Sealing & Taping

Tape and glue sealing systems for uniform, random, and application-specific corrugated cases.

Eagle T-Series carton sealing machine

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Eagle T-Series Carton Sealers

A broad family of uniform, random, semi-automatic, and fully automatic carton-sealing equipment.

T100, T200, T210, T400R, T500, and related random and specialty configurations.

  • Uniform and random sealing
  • Semi-automatic and automatic models
  • Carton-sealing family
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Automatic & Semi-Automatic Strapping

Table, automatic, and pallet strapping systems for packages, bundles, and completed loads.

Hand Strapping Tools

Battery and pneumatic tools for tensioning, sealing, and cutting strap where a machine is not practical.

What Determines the Right Sealer or Strapping System?

Five areas usually decide the equipment before rated throughput is compared.

Uniform or Random Case Sizes

Confirm whether cases arrive in one size, a small set of sizes, or constantly changing dimensions.

Tape, Glue, or Strap

Determine which closure method the package, contents, and downstream handling require.

Package and Load Requirements

Review how much containment the package or load needs, and where strap or tape must be positioned.

Manual, Semi-Automatic, or Automatic Operation

Evaluate how much operator involvement is available and appropriate at the station.

Conveyor and End-of-Line Integration

Consider how packages arrive, how they are spaced, and how they continue toward wrapping, palletizing, and shipping.

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Case Forming, Cartoning & Case Packing

Form and load the cases that arrive at the sealing or strapping station.

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Stretch Wrapping & Palletizing Equipment

Build, wrap, stabilize, and document the pallet load after packages are closed.

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Material Handling & End-of-Line Automation

Convey, accumulate, and route sealed cases toward the shipping dock.

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Integrated Systems

Connect sealers, strappers, conveyors, coding, labeling, and controls into one workflow.

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Explore how forming, filling, packing, protecting, sealing, wrapping, strapping, and palletizing can work together across a complete packaging process.

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Integrated Systems

Connect packaging equipment with conveyors, coding, labeling, inspection, robotics, production data, and line controls.

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Service & Support

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between uniform and random case sealing?

A uniform sealer runs one case size until it is adjusted for another. A random sealer adjusts automatically as different case sizes arrive, which suits mixed-order operations where case dimensions change constantly.

When should a package be strapped?

Strapping is used when a package, bundle, or pallet load needs additional containment, when contents must be held together, or when handling and transport place stress on the package that tape or film alone does not address.

What is the difference between semi-automatic and automatic strapping?

Semi-automatic equipment requires an operator to position the package and feed the strap around it. Automatic equipment applies the strap without the operator handling it, and can be integrated with conveyors for continuous production.

What information does ATP need to recommend equipment?

Helpful details include case dimensions and whether sizes are uniform or random, the closure method, strap material and pattern, required production rate, operator involvement, and how packages arrive and leave the station.

Close and Secure the Package

Share the case sizes, the closure method, and how the station is staffed, and ATP can help identify appropriate sealing or strapping equipment.

  • Case dimensions and size range
  • Uniform or random case flow
  • Tape, glue, or strap requirement
  • Strap material and pattern
  • Required production rate
  • Operator involvement
  • Conveyor layout
  • Downstream handling
  • Photographs, video, or samples
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