All Packaging Machinery Corporation was established in 1945, known then as Errich International Machinery. In 1982 Errich became All Packaging Machinery Corporation and moved to its present headquarters in Ronkonkoma, New York. APM has been serving the Packaging Industry for over 70 years. APM prides itself in the fact that its machines are designed for durability, flexibility and simplicity of operation. These factors have contributed to the sales in excess of 50,000 machines throughout the Packaging Industry to date.
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Our full-service solutions address installation, training, spare parts, service and customer support, while capabilities span robotics and automation, thermoforming, tray sealing, filling, flow pack, stretch, blister, skin pack, and vacuum. Our goal is to provide every G. Mondini and ULMA solution with Rockwell Automation integrated architecture and smart connectivity to reduce solution complexity and maintenance costs, while realizing better quality, capacity, and throughput. We focus on lowering your total cost of ownership and offering the most reliable systems available, while addressing all of your packaging issues.More
Paxiom offers a full suite of automation services with a true national footprint to support your packaging needs. Our services include packaging machinery, systems integration and field services.
From our compact and affordable SleekWrapperTM40 to the sophisticated SleekWrapper 65, we offer automatic flow wrapping machines to fit your budget, production rate and floorplan.
How does a flow wrapper work?
The process starts with a cylindrical roll of film. The flow wrapping machine will transfer the film from the roll and through to the forming collar (sometimes referred to as tube or plow). At the same time, a conveyor has lined up individual products for wrapping. The film is fed through the collar and the product is surrounded with film, sealed and the film is then cut. The finished individual product is then gathered downstream to be bagged or cartoned prior to boxing and palletizing.
Kliklok, based in Decatur, GA, USA, and Bristol, UK, is specialized in highly efficient and reliable secondary packaging machinery. Kliklok technologies are used in the bakery, snack, cereal, frozen, refrigerated foods, and confectionery industries.
The Syntegon company builds topload carton formers and closers, horizontal endload cartoners, wraparound cartoners (sleevers), and associated handling equipment for products in primary packaging in Decatur. Kliklok also manufactures Woodman vertical form-fill-seal bagmakers and multi-bag balers, as well as infeed and pack-off equipment.
Kliklok offers you a comprehensive service portfolio throughout the entire machine lifecycle, from spare parts management to digital line optimization. Our service experts support you with maintenance planning, technical support, and modernizations as well as operator training and end of life services.
We’ve engineered and built packaging machines for over 30 years. Our solutions have increased the efficiency and productivity of our clients across many industries. Explore our wide range of options.