Nordson Packaging

11475 Lakefield Drive
Duluth, GA 30097
United States
Phone:800/683-2314
Fax:866/667-3329
https://www.nordson.com
From Nordson Packaging
The Blue Series™ II Applicator: enhanced performance and effortless maintenance for modern packaging lines.
Hot Melt Applicator
One group of 24 bottles has just been swept onto a corrugated case while the next group is collated and ready to be swept onto the next case.
Versatile Wraparound Case Packing Meets Private-label Demands
Four of the five new packaging cells are dedicated to the 8.5-oz carton while one cell can do either 40-oz or 8.5-oz cartons.
Jiffy Mix Modernizes Packaging With Flexible, Compact Cells
The new line is fully capable of handling three very different container formats.
New Line Runs Party Drinks and Pickle Potions
Beauty 3 D
Energizer Gears Up for Paper-based Sustainable Packaging
Through the Line: Packaging and Processing Podcast
Through the Line Podcast: Once Upon a Farm Automates Case Packing
When eight pouches are in the flights of the lamella chain, all eight are pushed into a forming cassette where the case is formed around them.
Once Upon a Farm Automates Case Packing for New Recycle-ready Pouches
The final set of Morrison timing screws is a stacked screw system that guides stacks of cups forward with just the right spacing so that the Tripack shrink sleever can drop sleeves over paired stacks.
Timing Screws are Key to Blue Bell's Multipacking
Shown here are three sizes of the innovative canister filled by Club Coffee under the President’s Choice brand.
Breakthrough in Recyclable Coffee Packaging
For twin-pack cartons, the delta style robot picks bagged pans from the conveyor belt in the foreground, rotates them so that the ponytail is in the 12 o’clock position, and places them into a carton that is erected from a flat blank upstream.
Robotics Brings Big Benefits to Bakery
The case packer includes a pair of robots that quickly and efficiently orient cartons into the patterns required.
New Fruit Snack Production Line Requires Sophisticated Packaging Gear
Collating F4 SCARA robots near the end of the infeed belt pick product as it travels to the right. Note the amount of product has dwindled compared to the 34 x 4 format at the start of the infeed. Groups of three sticks are collated on the narrower belts that travel to the left. Finally, cartons that have been filled and lidded upstream travel to the right, and out of the system.
Confectioner Puts Counterflow Principle to Work
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