Stand-up pouches drive a lot of what we quote for New Mexico. Our coverage there spans Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, Santa Fe, Las Cruces, and Enchanted Hills, and four of those five markets are food and beverage. A pre-made pouch machine picks each pouch off a magazine, opens it, fills it, and seals it, which suits food products that need to reclose and stand upright on a shelf. Where speed beats shelf presence, a vertical form fill seal bagger making pillow bags from rollstock costs less per bag and cycles faster, with a multihead weigher on top doing the portioning either way.
The fifth market in our New Mexico coverage is general industrial, where the questions turn toward counting, weighing, and case packing. Checkweighers and metal detectors slot into both worlds, confirming weight and clearing product before it gets cased and palletized.
Nothing ships until it has passed factory acceptance testing on the buyer's own product, and nothing gets specified before a free consultation on that product. Between those two points the machine is built to order, and after delivery we handle installation, operator training, and ongoing parts and service. The engineering team works from Mississauga, northwest of Toronto; Tampa hosts the customer experience center, and New Mexico sits well inside the territory both support.
Cities we support in New Mexico
Local packaging automation support is available across the region, including Albuquerque, Enchanted Hills, Las Cruces, Rio Rancho, Santa Fe.