Packaging Automation Equipment
Build, wrap, stabilize, inspect, and document pallet loads using stretch-wrapping systems, robotic palletizers, and wrap-point verification technology.
The correct approach depends on load dimensions, weight, stability, throughput, film, pallet pattern, available space, documentation requirements, and downstream shipping workflow.
Explore Packaging Automation SolutionsWrapping equipment is grouped separately from palletizing so the wrap method and the pallet-building method can be evaluated on their own terms.
Turntable, rotary-arm, rotary-ring, orbital, and combined wrapping systems for standard, oversized, and long-product loads.
Wulftec
Configurable semi-automatic turntable systems for operations selecting wrap height, carriage, controls, and production features around the load.
Wulftec
Conveyorized automatic stretch-wrapping systems for higher-volume pallet operations.
WCA-SMART, WCRT Series, and related automated turntable and rotary-arm configurations.
Wulftec
Equipment for horizontal wrapping, combined turntable and rotary-arm operation, and connected load-securing processes.
WRWA-200, WCAT-450, and related combined wrapping and strapping configurations.
Highlight Industries
Turntable stretch-wrapping systems for semi-automatic and application-specific pallet-wrapping operations.
Highlight Industries
Turntable systems offering higher levels of wrapping automation and load-handling capability.
Highlight Industries
Horizontal orbital wrapping systems for bundling and wrapping long, irregular, or non-palletized products.
Eagle Packaging Equipment by Berran Industrial Group
Turntable, rotary-arm, and application-specific stretch wrappers for standard and oversized loads.
Eagle 1000 Series, Eagle 2000 Series, R2B2 Rotary Arm, and related extended-base models.
EDDA Packaging
Turntable and self-propelled stretch-wrapping systems for palletized loads.
EDDA Packaging
Horizontal orbital and specialty wrapping systems for long products, profiles, panels, doors, furniture, and industrial materials.
Mosca
Automatic stretch-wrapping systems for lower and medium pallet throughput requirements.
Luna A1 and Luna A3 systems.
Mosca
Automatic rotary-ring stretch wrappers for higher-volume pallet production where the load remains stationary during wrapping.
Saturn S2, S4, S6, and S8 systems.
Mosca
Pallet load-securing systems for vertical strapping, with the Combi configuration adding stretch wrapping to the same process.
Robotic and collaborative palletizing cells for cases, bags, trays, bundles, and application-specific pallet patterns.
Raumak Packaging
Application-specific robotic palletizing equipment for boxes, bags, bales, and other packaged products.
EndFlex
Robotic and collaborative palletizing systems for cases, bags, and application-specific pallet patterns.
StanTech Packaging Machines
Custom-configured robotic palletizing systems for boxes, bags, trays, bundles, and application-specific end-of-arm tooling.
Related Solution
PalletVision adds pallet-condition feedback and time-stamped documentation to an existing stretch-wrapping environment without replacing the wrapper.
Five areas usually determine the wrapping method and the level of automation.
Document pallet size, load height and weight, and how stable the stacked product is before wrapping begins.
Review how many pallets must be completed each shift today and how that is expected to change.
Match the wrapping method to load stability, product type, and whether the load or the film carriage should move.
Confirm the pack patterns, case or bag variety, and whether robotic handling is appropriate for the products involved.
Determine what must be recorded about the completed load and how those records are used after shipment.
Close and secure cases and loads before and after the pallet is built.
Explore Case Sealing & StrappingMove, accumulate, inspect, and route pallets between production and the shipping dock.
Explore Material Handling & End-of-Line AutomationConnect wrappers, palletizers, conveyors, labeling, verification, and production data.
Explore Integrated SystemsRequest installation, training, preventive maintenance, and repair support for eligible packaging equipment.
Explore Service & SupportRelated Solution
Explore how forming, filling, packing, protecting, sealing, wrapping, strapping, and palletizing can work together across a complete packaging process.
Connect packaging equipment with conveyors, coding, labeling, inspection, robotics, production data, and line controls.
Explore Integrated SystemsRequest installation, training, preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair support for eligible packaging equipment.
Explore Service & SupportA turntable rotates the pallet load while film is applied. A rotary arm keeps the load stationary and moves the film carriage around it, which suits unstable, very light, or very heavy loads and generally supports higher throughput.
Robotic palletizing is usually considered when pallet building is manual and repetitive, when pallet patterns vary, when case weights create ergonomic concerns, or when throughput must increase without adding labor to the end of the line.
Combined systems exist that apply vertical strapping and stretch film to the same load. Whether that is appropriate depends on load stability, product type, required containment, and the space available at the end of the line.
In many applications a wrap-point verification system such as PalletVision can be added alongside the existing wrapper. Compatibility depends on the wrapper, pallet flow, installation space, and facility conditions.
Share the load, the throughput, and the records the operation needs, and ATP can help identify appropriate wrapping, palletizing, or verification equipment.