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Feature Article
| September 28, 2011

A Jim Beam perspective

Robert Land, corporate packaging engineer at Beam Global Spirits & Wine, Inc., talks about trends in packaging.
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Machine Product Brief
| September 14, 2011

Film feeding system for secure product containment

Wulftec’s FAST--Force Anticipation Stretch Technology--is a film feeding system that accurately delivers film to the pallet without reacting to a demand, controlling film failure, film ripping, and breakage.
Feature Article
| July 20, 2011

Packagers provide robotics 'wish list'

In the first-ever survey of Packaging World’s readers on their use of robotics, respondents share some of the technologies/capabilities they’d like to see from suppliers.
Machine Product Brief
| July 11, 2011

Robotic palletizer stacks a variety of packaged goods with stability

Robotpac from Beumer is a space-saving, fully automatic articulated robot that is able to solve even complex palletizing and de-palletizing challenges reliably and efficiently.
Machine Product Brief
| June 6, 2011

High-speed, low-level palletizing

Sidel’s SP 1000 HS is a high-speed low-level palletizer that uses improved machinery and intelligent software to effectively combine 2 core functions, layer preparation and palletization, to maintain steady pallets while layers are in movement.
White Paper | May 25, 2011

Case Study: Boulevard Brewing Co. taps into automated palletizing

Boulevard Brewing began a search for a palletizer by looking at the premium standard for the brewing industry, a machine that would stand up to the brewery use and abuse. They only had to look across the state to Intelligrated, located in nearby St. Louis, Mo., the manufacturer and integrator of Alvey® palletizers.
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White Paper | May 25, 2011

Is conventional palletizing dead?

Comparing conventional vs. robotic palletizers, this white paper from Intelligrated will look at the specific applications that favor each technology to determine if the future of palletizing is exclusively robotic.
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Feature Article
| May 25, 2011

Plastic layer pads: a study in sustainability

As a component of unitized loads, plastic layer pads are replacing their paper counterparts, thanks to some benefits that also score sustainability points.
White Paper | May 24, 2011

Case Study: How Kelly-Moore achieved 76% 1-year ROI on automated palletizing

Download this detailed case study from Intelligrated to learn how paint manufacturer went from manual palletizing to fully automated, substantially eliminating overtime and increasing flexibility in the face of proliferating SKU's.
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White Paper | May 24, 2011

Case Study: How Hershey's thwarted SKU proliferation with hybrid palletizing solution

Detailed case study from Intelligrated highlights the drivers behind Hershey's decision to automate from manual palletizing, including high labor costs, an explosion in SKU's and pack pattern configurations, and worker safety concerns.
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