Secondary Packaging
Introduction to Secondary Packaging
Secondary packaging is the process of packaging finished products into a second layer of packaging, such as large boxes, cartons, or pallets, for transportation. This step follows primary packaging and helps protect the products better, making them easier to distribute and store.
Applications & Cases
Bundle Aggregation
Robots bundle multiple soda cans into packs of 6 or 12 for packing into cartons. This process saves time and labor compared to manual bundling.
Case Aggregation
After bundling products, robots automatically arrange the product groups into larger cartons. This helps better protect the products during transportation and storage.
Pallet Aggregation
Robots automatically stack cartons onto pallets, preparing them for transportation. This ensures that products are securely arranged, minimizing the risk of damage during transit.
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Benefits of Secondary Packaging
Streamlining the packaging process through automation
Enhancing efficiency and consistency in handling and packing
Protecting products for safe transportation and storage
Lowering operational costs and boosting productivity
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