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Whether you’re looking for solutions to specific challenges or wanting to deepen your overall knowledge of secondary packaging, our Learning Center is designed to give you the resources to make confident decisions about implementing modular secondary packaging solutions.
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Comparisons
Manual vs. Automated End-of-Line: How Do You Know When to Automate?
Learn which situations call for manual vs automated end-of-line equipment and where to start when taking the first step towards automation.
Secondary Packaging 101
Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary Packaging: What’s the Difference?
Learn the distinctions between these three types of packaging and understand how end-of-line automation fits into the broader picture.
Secondary Packaging 101
What Is a Case Sealer and What Are Your Options?
Learn what a case sealer is and the case sealing options that affect speed, consistency, and maintenance.
Secondary Packaging 101
What Is ‘Throughput’ in End-of-Line Packaging?
Learn what “throughput” means in an end-of-line context and why it matters for equipment decisions.
Secondary Packaging 101
What Is A Case Erector and How Does It Work?
Learn the simple definition of a case erector and understand how it operates.
Secondary Packaging 101
What Is Stretch Wrapping and Where Does It Fit in End-of-Line?
Learn what stretch wrapping is and how it fits into end-of-line packaging operations.
Problems / Challenges
The Hidden Cost of Complexity: Why Part Count Matters in a Case Erector
Learn how part count affects equipment complexity and the true long-term cost of a case erector.
Cost & Price, How-To
How Simple is INSITE Erector Installation? Cost, Requirements, Timeline & What to Expect
INSITE case erectors are designed to be straightforward. This article outlines the basic requirements, installation steps, and expected costs for installing your new erector.
Secondary Packaging 101
Secondary Packaging Automation: Types, Benefits & How It Can Help Your Business Thrive
How each core equipment type works together to reduce costs, increase efficiency, and improve safety across your packaging line.
