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Industrial Case Packer Machine for End-of-Line Packaging
Finetech supplies case packer machines for pharmaceutical, cosmetic, food, beverage, and consumer-goods operations. We match the loading method, pack pattern, case size, product orientation, sealing style, and output to the end-of-line requirement. Robotic and conventional configurations are available. Support includes pack-pattern review, layout planning, trials, commissioning, and operator training.
What Is a Case Packer Machine?
A case packer machine groups finished products and loads them into corrugated shipping cases in a defined pattern. The system may erect cases, collate products, use a robot or pusher for loading, and close the flaps. Tape or hot-melt adhesive then seals the case. Completed cases move to coding, palletizing, or warehouse handling.
Key Benifits
Lower Manual Packing Demand
Automatic collation and loading reduce repetitive lifting and placement. Operators can focus on replenishment, verification, and line supervision.
Consistent Case Patterns
Controlled product grouping creates repeatable rows, layers, or orientations. Stable patterns improve case use and downstream palletizing.
Stronger End-of-Line Flow
Integrated case erection, loading, and sealing reduce handoffs between separate stations. This supports steadier dispatch preparation.
Why Choose Us
End-of-Line Packing Built Around the Shipping Case
A case packer must handle both the product and the corrugated case reliably. Finetech reviews product dimensions, weight, incoming orientation, required count, layer pattern, case quality, seal method, and line speed. We then configure the collator, gripper or pusher, case handling, inspection, and controls around the approved pack.
Finetech’s Core Strengths:
- Pack-pattern development from products and cases
- Custom infeed, collation, and loading arrangements
- Robotic grippers selected for product protection
- Line-layout, commissioning, and training assistance
- Technical and spare-parts support after handover
Different Types of Case Packer Machines
Case packers include robotic pick-and-place systems, side-load machines, drop packers, wraparound designs, and conventional pusher configurations. Robotic units offer flexible patterns and gentle handling, while dedicated mechanisms can suit stable, high-volume packs. Selection depends on product rigidity, incoming orientation, case style, required layers, changeover frequency, speed, and available end-of-line space. Future products and pallet patterns should be considered before the cell layout is finalized.
FTZCP-600 Automatic Case Packing Machine
Production capacity: ≤200 boxes/hour
Power supply: AC 380 / 50 Hz 7.5 kw
Weight: 2,500 kg
Pharmaceutical Case Packer
It automatically collects, arranges, and packs medicine boxes, blister packs, bottles, and sachets into carton cases.
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Applications for Case Packing
Cartons are widely used as tertiary packaging for products. Below are the industries where Finetech case packers are applied.
Key Features
Organized Product Infeed
Conveyors and lane guides present products at the required spacing. Stable infeed conditions support reliable grouping before case loading.
Automatic Product Collation
The machine builds rows or layers according to the approved case pattern. Sensors track product presence and accumulation.
Vision-Guided Positioning
Available vision systems identify product location and orientation before robotic pickup. This supports flexible handling of variable incoming positions.
Product-Matched Grippers
Vacuum cups, clamps, or custom end effectors handle the product during loading. The design considers weight, surface, rigidity, and damage risk.
Recipe-Based Pack Patterns
Stored recipes control product count, layer arrangement, motion, and case format. Operators can call up validated patterns during changeover.
Integrated Case Erection
Configured systems open flat corrugated blanks and prepare the bottom before loading. Sensors confirm the case is ready.
Tape or Adhesive Sealing
Top flaps are folded and closed with tape or hot-melt adhesive. The method is matched to the case and distribution needs.
Inspection and Fault Handling
Sensors can check product count, case position, and selected closing conditions. Faults trigger alarms, stops, or reject actions.
Guarded End-of-Line Access
Interlocked guarding protects robotic and mechanical movement. Planned access supports cleaning, jam clearance, gripper changes, and maintenance.
Certification
Our Services
View the list of cartoning machine solutions.
On-site installation and commissioning support for your pharmaceutical machinery.
Operator training to help your team understand the correct operation of the machine.
Online technical assistance for machine operation and troubleshooting.
After two years of use, we will provide you with spare parts to keep machine work.
We providing complete turnkey solution. From manufacturing to packaging line.
We can customize capsule filling lines to suit your production scale.
We can customize cartoning machines to suit your product type.
Technical Data
Production Capacity Up to
200
Cases/hour
Mechanical-Arm Pick Rate
10
Cycles/minute
Standard Case Size
300 x 250 x 200
mm
Installed Power
7.5
kW
Specification
| Model | FTZCP-600 Automatic Case Packing Machine |
|---|---|
| Production capacity | ≤200 boxes/hour |
| Mechanical arm grasping production capacity | 10(times/minute) |
| Sealing type | Adhesive tape or hot melt adhesive |
| Carton size | 300X250X200mm |
| Power supply | AC380/50Hz 7.5kw |
| air supply | Pressure：0.6MPa Air consumption：≤1m3/h |
| Overall dimensions | 5000*2000*2900mm |
| Weight | 2500(kg) |
| Main material | Aluminum alloy,304 stainless steel |
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FAQs
Start with product samples, case drawings, pack count, layer pattern, required output, sealing method, and line layout.
Yes, within the designed range. Case guides, recipes, grippers, and loading positions may need adjustment or part changes.
Robots can handle cartons, bottles, pouches, trays, and other packs when a suitable gripper and infeed are provided.
The pattern is developed from product and case dimensions, count, orientation, weight distribution, and palletizing needs.
Yes. A configured line can open blanks, seal the bottom, load products, close the top, and discharge finished cases.
Tape offers straightforward opening and handling. Hot-melt adhesive can provide a clean closure. Case design and logistics guide the choice.
Controlled motion, cushioned contact surfaces, suitable grippers, and gentle acceleration reduce impact during pickup and placement.
Yes. Finished cases can transfer through conveyors to coding, weighing, palletizing, or warehouse systems.
Poor product spacing, unstable cases, incorrect guides, unsuitable corrugated board, and timing errors are common causes.
Timing depends on case dimensions, gripper changes, guide adjustments, recipe setup, and the required verification procedure.
Confirm electrical supply, compressed air, conveyor interfaces, floor space, guarding clearance, and adhesive or tape requirements.
Support can include layout review, installation, commissioning, operator training, troubleshooting, spare parts, and new-format assessment.