Used Case Erectors With Tape Bottom Sealing

Aaron Kendell Packaging Equipment (AEK) has a large inventory of reconditioned, unused, and used tape bottom sealing case erectors. A Case Erector with Tape Bottom Sealing is an automated packaging machine designed to form (erect) flat corrugated cardboard boxes (cases) and seal the bottom flaps using adhesive tape. This type of machine is widely used in warehouses, distribution centers, and manufacturing facilities to streamline the packaging process. If you are looking to sell your used tape bottom sealing case erector submit a request online or contact KC Christensen at 630-238-2660.

Your Guide to Industrial Case Erectors with Tape Bottom Sealing
In the bustling world of industrial packaging, efficiency, and reliability are the keys to success. One of the unsung heroes in this realm is the industrial corrugated case erector. Whether you're involved in a small business or a large manufacturing operation, understanding the intricacies of these machines can dramatically improve your packaging process. In this guide, we'll explore the key players in the market, the various types of case erectors, and how they can benefit your business.

What Are Case Erectors?
Industrial corrugated case erectors are machines designed to take flat, folded cardboard boxes, erect them into a box shape, and seal the bottom flaps. This automated process streamlines the packaging line by reducing manual labor, speeding up production, and ensuring consistent quality.

Benefits of Investing in Automatic Case Erectors

• Increased Efficiency: Automated case erectors can handle a high volume of boxes, improving your throughput.
• Consistency and Quality: Machines eliminate human error, ensuring each box is perfectly formed and sealed.
• Cost Savings: By reducing the need for manual labor, you can lower operational costs and allocate resources more effectively.

How Do Case Erectors With Tape Bottom Sealing Work?

1. Loading the Magazine: Flat KD corrugated cases are loaded into the machine, typically in a stack or magazine
2. Feeding Mechanism:
   • Pneumatic or Mechanical Arms: Once a sheet is detected, the feeding mechanism activates. This can involve pneumatic cylinders or mechanical arms that grip the top case of the stack.
3. Forming the Box: 
   • Once the case is pulled out and positioned, it moves to the folding mechanism, where it will be folded into the shape of a box.
   • Bottom Flap Folding: 
     • Pre-Folding: The bottom flaps of the box are folded inward. This step is crucial for preparing the box to hold its shape once filled.
4. Sealing the Box:
   • Adhesive or Tape Application: The machine applies adhesive or tape to the bottom flaps to secure the box. Some KD case erectors may use hot melt glue or pressure-sensitive tape.
   • Sealing Mechanism: The bottom flaps are pressed together to create a strong seal, ensuring the box remains intact during handling and transport.
5. Erecting the Box:
   • Box Erection: The formed box is pushed into an upright position, ready for filling. This is often done using pneumatic or mechanical systems.
   • Conveyor System: The erected boxes are then transported via a conveyor system to the next stage of the packaging process.
6. Quality Control:
   • Inspection: Some KD case erectors are equipped with sensors to check for proper box formation and sealing. If a box does not meet quality standards, it may be rejected or removed from the line.

Key Features And Options Of Case Erectors

• Print Registration for printed film
• Date Coder for lot and expiration
• Gas flush for extended shelf life
• Zipper Attachment for reopening the bag
• Telescoping cups for easy volume changes