Five Pennsylvania cities make up our coverage, and the plants in them run across four industries in close to even numbers, food and beverage, confectionery, general industrial, and baked goods. That kind of spread, rather than one dominant sector, is common in a state where manufacturing stretches from Philadelphia and Pittsburgh down to Allentown, Erie, and Reading.
Because the mix is varied, so is the equipment. A confectionery line often calls for a flow wrapper or a multihead weigher sized for something small and light, while a bakery needs its wrapping built around a product that can crush or crumble if handled wrong. General industrial plants lean more on downstream equipment, case packers and palletizers especially, since the product usually arrives at packaging already formed, and food and beverage lines here usually run VFFS baggers or pre-made pouch machines instead.
No matter which of those a Pennsylvania plant falls into, things start the same way, with a free look at what is holding the current line back. The machine gets built to the specific product and proven out on our floor first, then our team manages delivery and training, staying available afterward for repairs in Reading, Allentown, or wherever the plant sits.
Cities we support in Pennsylvania
Local packaging automation support is available across the region, including Allentown, Erie, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Reading.