Every Missouri account starts the same way, with a free consultation before we talk equipment at all. Three of the seven cities we cover, St. Louis, Springfield, and Columbia, run food and beverage operations. Two, including Kansas City, run health and medical manufacturing. One runs pet care product, and one runs general industrial product.
That mix means we quote four distinct equipment paths into Missouri. The food and beverage plants weigh product first, then drop it into a bagger. Health and medical accounts dose into single serve packets on a stick pack and sachet machine, or meter fine powder through an auger filler, both usually backed by a checkweigher. The pet care account needs a bigger bagger frame than the others, since kibble and similar fills run coarser and heavier than a snack product, and the general industrial account has no portioning step at all, just a case packer feeding a palletizer.
Once we understand what a plant is running, we specify the machine to match rather than selling a stock frame. Every purchased machine spends time here running whatever the plant will actually pack before we ever build the shipping crate, and after installation in Independence, O'Fallon, Lee's Summit, or elsewhere in the state, we train the operators and stay on for parts and service. Mississauga, outside Toronto, is where these machines get engineered, and Tampa is where the customer experience group picks up once a machine is installed.
Cities we support in Missouri
Local packaging automation support is available across the region, including Columbia, Independence, Kansas City, Lee's Summit, O'Fallon, Springfield, St. Louis.