MYRIAS™ AUTOMATED VARIETY CASE PACKER
Aagard's super system answers the business challenge of automating the packaging of variety packs in 1000s of configurations. With a single touch of an HMI button, flavor mapping changes are automatic. Rockwell Automation gantry robots pick the pattern, and then iTRAK® components adjust to accommodate the fit of the product. This system is built to accommodate future market demand and business growth.
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Smart
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Agile
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Fast Changeover
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Space Saving
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High Speed (100 cases per minute)
Did you know that 67% of our customers combined several operations into one small footprint?
ACCLAIM® HIGH SPEED CASE PACKER
The Acclaim® Knock Down Case Packer can handle a wide range of products, including thermoformed trays and cartons. It can orient the products for your desired case pattern by either tipping or not tipping the collated products via changeover. This robust system is servo-driven and is a high-efficiency solution for your end-of-line packaging needs.
ACCLAIM® REVERSE FLOW DESIGN
The Acclaim® Reverse Flow Case Packer is capable of running both RSC and HSC display cases. This machine is equipped with wrong-way carton detection, which automatically drops misaligned cartons through without resulting in a stop. This machine also features an extended case blank magazine, a servo-driven down stacker, pack pattern flexibility, and a small footprint.
INSPIRE™ WRAP AROUND CASE PACKER
The Inspire™ Case Packer features a small footprint with speeds up to 30 cases per min. This system is equipped with a servo collation system, independent loading robots, and integrated product sensing to eliminate a need for a separate check weigher to verify full cases.
MAKSIMAL® TOP LOAD CASE PACKER
The Maksimal® Top Load Case Packer is a perfect solution for packaging a variety of bagged products. With many options for bag style and orientation (alternated, upright, flat, etc.) and with speeds up to 25 cases (or 200 pouches) per minute, it is an excellent option for your end-of-line automation solution.
