Packaging Automation: How Does Automation Help Businesses and How Hard Is It to Transition to Automated Packaging?

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With consumer demand the rise, many organizations are rethinking their processes and strategies in order to keep up. In fact, a recent study on warehouse automation found that 40% of respondents reported an increase in consumer demand as a top driver for growth in modernizing their operations.

What is Packaging Automation?

Packaging Automation is the process or procedure of packaging a product without human assistance. Packaging Automation can range from individual equipment to simple process or complete packaging lines. They can be as simple as automatically forming and sealing cartons to fully automated packaging lines that seal, stack and unitize entire pallets of goods. Automated packaging machines provide smart workflows and eliminate redundant tasks, allowing them to do more with less.

How Does Packaging Automation Help Businesses?

Our solutions use advanced technology and automatic packaging machines to reduce overall packaging cost. This can include the reduction of required labour, improve material consumption and increased throughput. Consistent throughput rates allow for accurate material usage estimates and improved ordering and storage.

Automated Packaging Equipment Pays for Itself

Packaging automation can be seen as an expensive alternative to manual processes. A hand-held tape gun does cost less than an automatic case sealer. However, once you consider the hidden costs associated with manual packaging processes, automated packaging equipment can save money and pay for itself in a variety of ways.

• Decreased Labour Costs
• Reduce Packaging Material Waste
• Improved Material Consumption
• Improved Material Consumption
• Improved Health and Safety
• Increased Throughput

How Hard Is It to Transition to Automated Packaging?

Automated packaging often requires training and adjustment for operators and technical staff.

1)Packaging Equipment Training Program

2)Packaging Equipment Repair Program

3)Packaging Equipment Preventative Maintenance Program

• Changing of essential fluids
• Lubrication of moving parts
• Testing/Recording machine benchmarks
• Re-calibration of systems if required
• Required Equipment Adjustments
• Tightening of Fasteners
• Operator Interaction Verification