Fully-automatic case erecting machines maintain the flow of cases within a line which allows less room for error as the cases are delivered in the same position that they will be packed.
Fully-automatic case erectors are used in conjunction with the rest of the packaging line to automatically cycle loads through the line. This increases output and efficiency.
Case erector that forms the case using a vacuum suction cup system. The suction cups hold the position in place while the corners are formed.
This case erector forms a case using a “pin and dome” system. The pin and dome system uses two steel pins that operate together with a steel dome. The dome injects pins into the flutes of the minor and major panel while a hinged plate grabs the outer panel to open the box. It can erect cases whether they are dusty, wet or have irregular surfaces.
We represent a variety of different brands in order to match the best system to your unique production needs. The photos on this page are provided to assist you in choosing the correct machine for your operation/application. These images are representational and are not a perfect match to the actual product, machine, or system Best Packaging will quote/sell. Colors and photo size may vary based upon your screen resolution and other computer settings outside of Best Packaging’s control. Additionally, the photo may differ from the actual product quoted/sold due to distribution agreement limitations.
To determine what solution is best for your loads, contact Best Packaging at (888) 930-BEST.
Semi-automatic case erectors are a packaging solution where an operator is required for manual hand pack lines. Semi-automatic case erectors are typically a more compact solution to case packaging. Semi-automatic case formers require an operator to open the case, while the erector fold the major and minor flaps then become a hands free pack station.
Case erector that forms the case using a vacuum suction cup system. The suction cups hold the position in place while the corners are formed.
Case erector that forms a case using a “pin and dome” system. The pin and dome system uses two steel pins that operate together with a steel dome. The dome injects pins into the flutes of the minor and major panel while a hinged plate grabs the outer panel to open the box. It can erect cases whether they are dusty, wet or have irregular surfaces.
We represent a variety of different brands in order to match the best system to your unique production needs. The photos on this page are provided to assist you in choosing the correct machine for your operation/application. These images are representational and are not a perfect match to the actual product, machine, or system Best Packaging will quote/sell. Colors and photo size may vary based upon your screen resolution and other computer settings outside of Best Packaging’s control. Additionally, the photo may differ from the actual product quoted/sold due to distribution agreement limitations.
To determine what solution is best for your loads, contact Best Packaging at (888) 930-BEST.
