Sleevers - Multiple Items
(13 companies)A wide variety of machines that apply a sleeve, typically made of paperboard or corrugated or other materials, around multiple products or packages. Looking at new cartoning, case packing, and multipacking machines? Learn more about what to look for in your next purchase.
Aagard Group, LLC
Aagard has developed a new variety tray former multipacking system that addresses the business challenge of automating the packaging of variety packs in multiple configurations, including thousands of variations. The high-speed system, capable of packaging 100 cases per minute, can automatically adjust flavor mapping changes with a single touch of an HMI button. The process involves Rockwell Automation gantry robots selecting the pattern, followed by iTRAK® components adjusting to fit the product. The system is designed to accommodate future market demand and business growth. Its other features include smart and agile operations, fast changeover, and a space-saving design.
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Bradman Lake Group
Bradman Lake’s product line of top load and end load cartoning technology includes sleevers. Multipack wrappers come in a number of collation and multipack format options. Bradman-Lake also offers basket loading systems for bakery plants.
BW Integrated Systems
BW Integrated Systems offers high-speed, multipacking cartoners designed for the food and beverage industry. Built to be rugged yet elegant, Nigrelli Ambassador multipacker cartoners handle 4-, 6-, 8-, 10-, 12-, 15-, 18-, and 24-packs of containers such as cans, glass, or PET bottles. The Ambassador is a rotary, servo-driven set-up for single wall and corrugated cartons and features cycle stop flap closing.
See us at 1413Cama North America
Cama’s MP cardboard sleevers are engineered for added value in accessibility, ergonomic design, performance and functionality. Cama’s sleeving machines are designed to provide flexibility, trouble-free running and high productivity. Cama’s electronic cardboard sleeving machines pack bottles, cups and tubs, jars, bricks, tins/cans and thermoformed containers from single and/or double lanes in up to three product layers, with Cama’s patented cardboard sleeve design available.
Douglas Machine Inc.
Douglas Machine offers multipacking equipment including multipack cartoners and sleevers. Spectrum® Multipackers continuous motion cartoners are designed for less downtime, high efficiencies, and low operating costs during the multipacking of soft drink, brewery, dairy or nutraceutical products. Multipacking cartoner runs at speeds to 2,400 cans or 1,400 bottles per minute and can run four to 24 single tier packs. Apex™ high-speed, sleeving machines are designed for wraparound, drop-through or neck-through sleeve configurations.
EDL, a Massman Company
EDL supplies a comprehensive lineup of tray wrapping machines designed to accumulate, collate, place and wrap tray/pad supported multipacks. Featured tray wrapping machines include the Single Roll Wrapper, which can accommodate up to 50 packs per minute and print registration. Other tray wrapping systems options include a continuous motion inline wrapper, flight bar wrapper and inline automatic wrapper. Other multipack wrappers include EDL’s Flight Bar Automatic shrink wrapping machine, designed for wrapping light weight products or small multipacks that require substantial handling during wrapping and the Inline Automatic Shrink Wrap machine, designed to shrink wrap a variety of products, including bundling and shrink wrapping cartons to shrink wrapping large windows in multiple package enclosures at low to moderate speeds.
Felins, Inc.
Banding is used to bundle, label and showcase delicate, high-end products. As an alternative to strapping, adhesive labeling, and chipboard sleeving, banding uses a variety of wide but thin materials to keep a strong hold on products without causing damage. Banding equipment offers an eco-friendly way to automatically sleeve and multipack products as an alternative to using adhesives to sleeve products. Customers most commonly use banding solutions for multi-packs, trays, skin packs, and sausage packs. While strapping uses a hard, coarse strap, banding uses a wide ribbon, paper, or fully transparent band. Banding is best known for unitizing printed products, corrugated boxes, paperboard cartons, wipes, and club packs but the application possibilities are limitless.
Graphic Packaging International
Graphic Packaging International offers several low- to high-speed basket, fully enclosed, wrap and clip style multipack machinery systems for beverage and other multipack products. Multipacking systems include the QuikFlex™300 system for fully-enclosed packaging, a cost-effective solution with a small footprint for moderate speed requirements, new product introductions, or trial market applications. The Variety Pack Robotic Infeed is a high-speed, automated infeed system designed to stage multiple flavors of beverage cans from loose filled trays and transfers cans to the downstream Graphic Packaging cartoner for multipacking.
See us at 1720PDC International Corp.
PDC's product line of shrink sleeve and shrink banding machines includes multipacking and twin packing systems designed to help CPG companies to create twin packs of their products right on their production lines, without the additional labor, freight and multiple handling required to assemble these packs by a third party. Tooling can be installed on the inline machine, or set up so that product is diverted onto a spur conveyor through the machine and shrink tunnel. Systems can also be set up off-line, in a production or distribution area, for twin packing on an as-needed basis.
See us at 1411Polypack, Inc.
Shrink wrap and corrugated bundling machines group multiple products into various configurations and orientations. Shrink bundlers feature automatic collation modules to cluster products with exact and differing dimensions. Shrink wrap machines bundle products with bullseye/sleeve wrap and total closure shrink using printed and clear film. Corrugated solutions pack products using RSC cases, wraparound cases, trays, and pads.
R.A. Jones
R.A Jones’ wide range of multipackers is capable of running cans, glass and plastic bottles and other containers at various speeds (up to 300 cases per minute) and case pack quantities (4 to 48 packs). Company services multiple beverage products including the beer, wine, soda, sport drink, nutritional drink, and juice industries. Multipacking machines also serve the food and pet industry for canned and cupped products. Whether single tier or double tier, 4 pack to 48 pack, machines can handle multiple package configurations and types including E-Flute & B-Flute cartons. R.A. Jones also has Automatic Magazine Loader (AML) integration capabilities to improve operator efficiency.
Syntegon
Kliklok wraparound sleevers from Syntegon accommodate the sleeving of meal trays, tubs, and pots, either individually or in a variety of multi-pack configurations, such as single row, double-row and stacked. Carton blanks are placed above collated tubs or trays and folded around the product(s) to form the final package. Kliklok wraparound sleevers handle a wide range of different products and carton styles and shapes, including full, economy, watch strap style, gusseted and other carton profiles. Wraparound cartons are ecologically friendly and economical by reducing the paperboard needed without sacrificing billboard space.
Trepko Inc.
Trepko's end-of-line multipacking equipment includes the 780 Series box cartoning machine and the 770 Series wraparound sleeving machine. The 770 sleever machine is designed for handling single serve cups, which it organizes in various pack patterns and wraps with a cardboard sleeve. Sleever features a smooth changeover that enables the same machine to handle a large variety of sleeves and cups, organizing them in numerous pack-patterns. The Trepko 780 series provides packaging solutions of single bricks or bar-shaped packages into cartons of retail size. Products are collated into a given pack pattern and moved into preformed carton blank. Correct seal of the packaging is ensured by gluing on the long side of the box.
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Sleevers are specialized machines used to create paper or plastic sleeves that fit snugly around products, providing a protective layer that keeps the product safe and confined or bundled, while serving as a piece of visual real estate to promote build brand equity and convey marketing messages.
Sleeving machines work by taking a flat plastic or paper material, and transforming it into a sleeve that can be applied over a container or product. This sleeve can be printed with high-quality graphics, including brand assets, product information and promotional messaging, sometimes replacing traditional labels. And it can also include tamper-evident features for added security.
The advantages of using a sleeve for packaging are numerous. At its most basic, the sleeve provides an extra layer of protection for the product, helping to contain or bundle the contents of the package. A sleeve around a thermoformed tray of cookies or cake in the deli aisle of the grocery store protects the product, containing the parts of the package together. It also provides easy, highly visible tamper-evidence.
Beyond just a protective measure, sleeves also serve as a marketing tool, helping to build brand recognition and increase product visibility. The graphics that can be printed on the sleeve can be leveraged to help the product stand out on store shelves, catching the eye of customers. Think of the shelf appeal of a recycled paper sleeve with colorful graphics around a bar of hand-crafted soap, for example. Along the same lines, sleeves can also be customized to convey special promotions or limited-time offers.
Sleeves have a broad range of applications for various packaging formats, including trays, cartons, and other containers.
There are several key advantages of using sleeving machines, one such being their versatility. Plastic sleeve machines can be used with a wide range of materials, including PVC, PET, OPS and polypropylene. This gives manufacturers the ability to choose the materials that best fit their needs, allowing for better customization of the sleeve.
Paper based sleeving machines can also be a good investment, delivering appealing and eye-catching presentations for products while providing sustainable options by replacing plastic labels. Most materials used to create paper-based sleeves are 100% recyclable, making them a more eco-friendly option compared to other packaging materials. Additionally, the sleeves can be removed easily, allowing the container to be separated from the sleeve.
Sleeving applicator machines are also very efficient, production-wise. They can label products at a high speed, reducing the amount of time it takes to package products. This helps businesses save on both time and labor costs, making them a popular choice for large-scale manufacturing operations. Sleeving machines can also be fully automated, further enhancing their efficiency.
Overall, sleeving machines and their resultant sleeves offer a beneficial augmentation to many different types of packaging formats, serving several different purposes. Right here on PMMI’s ProSource directory, you can browse through vetted and verified OEMs and suppliers of sleeving machines. Find the sleever you need today.