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The whole process service we provide

This is where 20 years of experience comes in – we will evaluate your requirements, products, parameters, and customize a solution according to your product and facility.


  • DESIGN & ENGINEERING 

Our seasoned engineering team will prepare Floor Plan and Elevation Drawings for the equipment which will be integrated and for the complete packline.

Our team will design and engineer the solution based on our expertise filling your specific product, along with your specific requirements dictated by accuracy, container dynamics, special industry requirements, etc.


  • MANUFACTURING & ASSEMBLY 

Once your system has been engineered, we begin the manufacturing and assembly of your packline.

The packline match the customer’s facility layout.

Conveyors, Crossover Points, Dead Plates and Guide Rails are manufactured to achieve uninterrupted container flow.  Backup Sensors and E-Stops are mounted, wired into the line controls and fully integrated to ensure proper communication among all equipment modules of the packaging line.


  • EQUIPMENT INTEGRATION 

We will integrate all equipment with the filler. The vaccum feeder or screw feeder,  the capping machine and label machine.

Each component is hooked up with temporary electric, pneumatic and dust remove vacuum services.  We will make sure that all necessary components work with the Auger filler.  During the Factory Acceptance Trial you verify the complete packaging line performance.


  •  IMPLEMENTATION & SUPPORT 

All auger fillers come with detailed documentation.  Our Service staff will make sure your start-up is smooth.  Our team has extensive experience in trouble shooting and correcting any issues that can arise.  We provide necessary training and support, onsite or on the phone. 


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