Also known as decasers, this machinery is specifically dedicated to automatically unloading containers such as glass or plastic bottles from a reshipping case so that they are single file and upright for a later process.

Machines that unhinge and separate a stack of containers, such as tray, clamshell and blister denesters, before placing them onto a conveyor, one by one, for a separate operation such as filling.

Devices integrated with conveyors to remove, divert and stage for collection packages or containers considered rejects, such as unlabeled or otherwise defective items, or to otherwise separate products from a packaging line, such as in quality checks.

Dumpers, tilts and other bulk unloaders used to discharge the contents of a material handling operation into another.

Product and package handling equipment that raises or lowers containers from one elevation to another before feeding them into the next operation, such as elevators used for palletizing and depalletizing bottles.

Also known as lane combiners and laners, these systems that sort, separate, merge or relocate outfed packages or containers, such as finished cases, often integrated into conveying operations.

Machinery that prepares, folds and attaches specialty leaflets or expanded content labels, often for pharmaceutical, law care products and chemical bottling operations.

Systems that use air or vacuum pressure to move and control empty containers that are suspended by their necks toward the neck of the container or bottle.

Any equipment or packages or containers associated with the molded plastic or food grade stainless steel components that hold containers such as bottles, cans, and tube during conveyance through a line, including puckers, depuckers and the pucks themselves.

Machines that collect and stack products such as flat products and place them onto a pallet.

Also includes product settling conveyors, this equipment is used to vibrate the container so that the product inside settles or is more evenly distributed, such as shaking sticky ingredient powder in a bag.

Screws that help regulate the infeed of packages so they align with a later process, such as timing the infeed of a package into a packaging machine.

Any machinery associated with moving trays or crates, such as tray stackers.