Hamrick Packaging Systems is a leading manufacturer of end-of-line packaging equipment. Specializing in case/tray packers, it also builds a line of uncasers/decasers, case erectors, case sealers and lane dividers to help our customers find solutions for almost any application. Since 1975, it’s been our mission to provide quality machinery at an affordable price and stand behind it with excellent service and support. Our experience with design, innovation, and integration of customized machinery has enabled us to place over 3,000 pieces of equipment throughout the world. We pride ourselves in building robust, versatile equipment that can handle the ever-changing needs of our customers. A packaging line is an investment, and we make sure to stand beside you each step of the way. Some of the industries we’ve assisted include food & beverage, dairy, brewery, distillery, chemical, household cleaning, cosmetic, personal care, automotive, oils, pharmaceuticals, plastics and glass. Case Packers: Simple. Durable. Versatile. With models ranging up to speeds of 50 cases per minute, we have an answer for almost any packaging line. Adding a servo or pneumatic lane divider lets customers run a variety of round or non-round products. Low-cost change parts and quick changeover times enable our users to run multiple sizes with limited downtime. Now offering affordable pick & place options using pneumatic gripper, vacuum and bladder assemblies. Case Erectors: Our TE15 Case Erector, capable of 15 cases per minute is an affordable solution to low-speed lines. We partner with companies who offer high speed glue and tape solutions which we integrate into our overall end-of-line solution. Case Sealers: Tape or glue models up to 50 cases per minute with fast changeover times and competitive prices. We've been family-owned and family-managed since 1975. All of our equipment is built in our facility near Akron, Ohio. We're so confident we will meet and exceed your standards that we offer a 100% money-back guarantee on all of our machinery.
