Inspection equipment ends up on nearly every line we spec for Oklahoma. Our coverage there takes in Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Norman, Edmond, and Lawton. Four of those six markets are food and beverage, where a checkweigher rejects underweight packages and a metal detector clears product ahead of the case packer as a matter of routine. One market is health and medical, where dose accuracy and inspection records face audits, and stick pack and sachet machines earn their place by turning a film web into sealed, precisely dosed single servings. One is general industrial, which leans on weighing, bagging, and end of line equipment.
Upstream of the inspection gear, the filling technology follows the product. Multihead weighers do the portioning for pieces, auger fillers turn a fixed volume of powder per revolution, and vertical form fill seal baggers or pre-made pouch machines put the result into film.
Before any Oklahoma machine ships, it has already run the buyer's product in factory acceptance testing, and before it was built, a free consultation set the spec around that product. After delivery come installation, operator training, and parts and service support. Engineering operates from Mississauga in the Toronto area, the customer experience center from Tampa, and the pair serve all of North America.
Cities we support in Oklahoma
Local packaging automation support is available across the region, including Broken Arrow, Edmond, Lawton, Norman, Oklahoma City, Tulsa.