Case packers and palletizers carry the Rhode Island work we cover. Both of our covered cities there, Providence and Warwick, are general industrial operations, and general industrial packaging is usually decided after the primary pack, at the case packer that has to handle awkward counts and the palletizer that has to build a stable load out of whatever the case packer produces. Upstream, multihead weighers portion parts by weight, vertical form fill seal baggers put them in film, and checkweighers confirm the count survived the trip. Weight-based counting works because identical parts weigh a predictable amount, so a scale can count them faster and more repeatably than a person.
Metal detection slots in wherever a customer specification demands it, and auger fillers and pouch machines join the lineup when a general industrial product turns out to be a powder or needs a resealable format.
A Rhode Island project follows the standard PLAN IT sequence. Free consultation first, then a machine specified and built around the product, factory acceptance testing on purchased machines before shipping, installation and operator training on site, and parts and service support for the life of the line. Engineering is headquartered in Mississauga, in the Toronto area; the Tampa customer experience center covers the other half of the map, and both back customers across North America.
Cities we support in Rhode Island
Local packaging automation support is available across the region, including Providence, Warwick.