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Secondary Packaging 101
Understand Case Erector Parameterization: How Five Minutes Can Replace a Service Visit
Adding a new case size to a case erector usually means a service call, but if your case erector features parameterization, it changes the game. Your in-house operator enters four values, and the machine accurately calculates the rest, all within five minutes.
Problems / Challenges
Common Faults on Case Erectors and Sealers (And How to Fix Them on INSITE Models)
Understand some common case erector and sealer faults and their root causes to watch for as well as what corrective steps to take on INSITE models.
How-To
How to Select Tape for Your Case Erector or Sealer
Understand how to specify a tape that runs cleanly through the year and learn what to ask a supplier before the next order so you can decrease future downtime.
Secondary Packaging 101
What Is Corrugated Board? Flute Profiles, ECT, and Why They Affect Case Performance
Understand what corrugated board is and how its properties cascade into your case erector or packer.
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
What Is A Case Erector and How Does It Work?
Learn the simple definition of a case erector and understand how it operates.
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 Case 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.
Cost & Price
What Factors Drive Automated Case Erector Pricing?
Learn why case erectors are priced differently and how design choices, technologies, and performance expectations drive equipment cost.
