Roswell's largest employer today runs personal-care and household-product manufacturing along the Georgia 400 corridor into Atlanta, a packaging equipment market that looks nothing like the business that built the city. Roswell was founded in the 1830s specifically to house a cotton mill along Vickery Creek, and by the Civil War that mill employed more than 400 workers, growing into the largest textile operation in north Georgia. The scale has changed. The original mill and its worker village are preserved today as a National Register Historic District, a reminder that Roswell has been a production town for nearly two centuries.

PLAN IT's Pack Series flow wrappers handle personal-care and household items that need a tight, tamper-evident seal at high line speeds, and our EliteWeigh multihead weighers dose granular and powder products with the accuracy consumer-goods buyers expect on the shelf. Roswell's personal-care lines have their formulations locked in; our job is sealing and dosing them fast enough to keep pace with a Georgia 400 retail schedule. Automatic case packers and case erectors take finished product from the line to shippable cartons, cutting the hand-labor your personal-care operation would otherwise carry through that same schedule. There's no PLAN IT showroom on the Georgia 400 corridor, but our solutions team can size a Roswell-scale line, backed by machines already in stock and a service crew that answers the phone after the sale.