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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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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
Why Simpler Case Erector Design Matters: 7 Ways Complexity Affects Your Operation
Understand how part count and case erector design reflects complexity in your erector. Then learn the 7 areas it affects, the right questions to ask, and the most important factor to recognize.
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.
Secondary Packaging 101
What is 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.
How-To
How to Determine RSC Case Hand | Left vs Right-Hand Cases
Learn two ways to identify left-hand vs right-hand cases and why case hand orientation matters when it comes to machine configuration.
Cost & Price
What Drives Automated Case Erector Cost? Design, Components, and Quality
Learn why the price of case erectors varies so widely, and how design choices, technologies, and expectations drive equipment cost.