A filling machine a type of packaging equipment that is designed to fill packages before their shipment. It is common to see a filling machine located near the end of a production line and can be used to package industrial ingredients as well as commercial and consumer products. Read More…
Leading Manufacturers
Mollers North America Inc
Grand Rapids, MI | 616-942-6504Moller North America is committed to customer satisfaction. Our line of products ranges from bagging, conveying, palletizing, to stretch-hooding, stretchwrapping and shrinkwrapping a variety of products. Contact us today to for all of your packing, palletizing, and protection needs.
American-Newlong, Inc.
Indianapolis, IN | 317-787-9421Here at American-Newlong Inc we put an emphasis on the satisfaction of our customers. We manufacture our products to be highly usable. Our teams are committed to researching the newest innovations in our industry and we pass our expertise down to our clients.
ADCO Manufacturing
Sanger, CA | 855-944-0058ADCO is a leading manufacturer of packaging machinery, equipment, and systems. Since our inception in 1958, customers across various industries worldwide have depended on ADCO to provide the solutions they need.
Frain Industries, Inc.
Carol Stream, IL | 630-629-9900Trust Frain Industries for all your packaging equipment! We offer a variety of packaging equipment including stretch wrapper machines, filling machines, wrappers, shrink wrap machines, and more! We guarantee that all Frain machines will work for you so that you can work less!
Wayne Automation Corporation
Norristown PA | 610-630-8900Do you need reliable packaging equipment? Check out Wayne Automation's website! We offer a variety of equipment, including top sealers, case erectors, case and tray packers, tray formers, partition assemblies, partition inserters and more. We have been around since 1976.
Pregis
Deerfield, IL | 877-692-6163Since 1984, Sharp Packaging Systems has been the reliable manufacturer of flexible packaging systems - pre-opened EZ-Bags® on a continuous roll, stretch sleeves, thermal imprint ribbon and bagging machinery, serving both North American and International markets for retail, health/beauty, fastener, select produce, medical/dental, hobby/craft, electronic/computer, automotive and industrial.
The use of packaging equipment improves efficiency and reduces labor costs for many companies. Since many industrial operations produces or involve large quantities of small parts, they must have a way to manage those materials. For example, plastics manufacturing companies require access to large amounts of palletized plastic. Those plastics are produced by plastic suppliers and then loaded into containers by filling machines. Filling machines are often used to distribute small industrial products like screws, nuts, and bolts into packages to be shipped and sold in.
Bottles, jars, bags, cans, and many other containers can be used with filling machines. Solids and liquids are often distributed into containers and can be designed in different ways to accommodate each application. Many packaging machines may work together for one single product and they can be seen on a conveyor belt. For example, to make one box of cereal, a distribution center may need a conveyor with a filling machine, sealing machine, and labeling machine. Companies that invest in these kinds of machines are often times much more reliable to their clients.