Windsor builds minivans by the thousands each month, machines engines at two separate plants, and ages Canadian whisky at a distillery that has run for generations, a spread of manufacturing that keeps packaging automation running in the background of nearly every plant in the city. Automotive manufacturing anchors the local economy, one of Canada's largest concentrations of vehicle assembly, tool-and-die shops, and auto-parts suppliers, together accounting for roughly 7.3% of jobs across the Windsor-Sarnia corridor as of 2025. Alongside that base sits a major spirits producer's head office and distillery, plus a large underground salt-mining operation, and a newer layer of pharmaceutical, alternative-energy, insurance, and software firms diversifying the city's manufacturing mix beyond cars.

We carton auto parts and finished tool-and-die components with automatic case packers for the shops that supply Windsor's assembly plants, and our Mars Series VFFS baggers bag and pouch product for the beverage and pharmaceutical side of the local economy. The same case-packing lines close and seal bottled and canned spirits coming off a distillery-scale production floor. Every shift needs a clean seal. Vehicle assembly and engine work fill one shift here, whisky aging fills another; our lines handle the packaging behind each. Our Ontario location page and food and beverage industry page dig into the regional picture, our vertical form fill seal category page and automatic case packers category page spell out machine specs, and our solutions page lays out what sourcing and installing a line with us actually involves. We run no office in Windsor, working instead straight from Windsor-Essex plant floors on sourcing, integration, and service.