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Our technology scope covers the entire bulk material handling process: raw material reception, silo unloading, conveying, separation, dosing and flow control, through to the final delivery of end products in small bags, big bags or by bulk loading into trucks.
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Packaging, Palletizing, Wrapping Systems
Packaging, Palletizing, Wrapping Systems
Bagging machines, palletizers and pallet stretch wrappers — as standalone units or fully integrated automatic lines for bulk products.
End-of-Line Packaging, Palletizing & Wrapping handle the final steps before the product leaves the plant, focusing on ensuring the correct conditions for further handling, shipping and storage of your products.
Packaging machines cover the bag forming, filling and closing using open-mouth bagging machines, vertical Form-Fill-Seal machines (VFFS) or Flow Pack systems. The systems are typically equipped with gross or net weighers to ensure precise dosing, combined with sealing units (i.e: sewing, hot bag, glueing etc) depending on the product and package characteristics. Key aspects are filling accuracy, dust-tight operation and consistent bag quality, even at higher throughputs.
Palletizing units have the role of organizing the filled bags onto pallets using either automatic mechanical palletizers or anthropomorphic robots. The choice depends on capacity, product type and layout constraints. Systems are designed to handle different bag formats and stacking patterns, maintaining load stability, while allowing for quick adjustments between products.
Wrapping systems are available in several versions and they adapt to the most diverse production contexts, realising fast and compact wrapping using stretch film. This allows perfect stabilisation of the palletised load.
Depending on the project scope, these technologies can be implemented as standalone machines or as fully integrated, automatic lines where bagging, palletizing and wrapping operate as a whole, ensuring a continuous and predictable end-of-line process.
Packaging & Bagging
Packaging & bagging systems integrate Bag Forming, Filling & Weighing (Gross/Net Weighers) to prepare the package and dose the required quantity with consistent accuracy. Depending on the product and bag type, Bag Sealing — Sewing, Heat-Seal & Gluing provides the appropriate closure method. Key requirements include reliable weighing, dust-controlled filling, secure sealing and uniform bag quality across the production line.
Palletizing
Palletizing systems automate the stacking of filled bags, boxes or packages into stable, transport-ready loads. Mechanical (Layer) Palletizers arrange complete layers and are suited to high, consistent throughputs. Robotic (Anthropomorphic) Palletizers handle individual packages with flexible gripping and programmable stacking patterns, making them suitable for multiple products, formats and pallet configurations.
Wrapping & Load Stabilization
Wrapping and load-stabilization systems are essential for keeping palletized products secure throughout handling, warehousing and transport. They reduce load movement, product damage and pallet collapse, while improving stack stability and protecting goods from dust, moisture and external contamination. Proper stabilization also supports safer forklift handling, more reliable logistics and consistent delivery quality.
Standalone Machines vs Fully Integrated Lines
The systems can be offered both as standalone machines for specific packaging, palletizing or wrapping tasks or as fully integrated lines combining weighing, bagging, conveying, palletizing and load stabilization. Standalone units suit targeted upgrades or existing plants, while integrated lines provide coordinated automation, consistent throughput, centralized control and smoother material flow from product feeding to the finished pallet.
Applications
Silo & Hopper Discharge, Continuous Process Feeding, Batch Dosing & Recipe Preparation, Mixer, Extruder & Reactor Feeding, Conveyor Loading, Packaging & Filling Lines, Pneumatic Conveying Feed Points.
Packaging, Palletizing, Wrapping Systems products
Industries we serve
- Food & Dairy
- Grains, Feed & Petfood
- Plastic & Rubber
- Chemicals & Fertilizers
- Recycling
- Building Materials
Frequently Asked Questions
What is end-of-line packaging?
End-of-line (tertiary) packaging is the final set of operations that prepare a finished product for storage and shipment — filling and sealing bags, palletizing them, and stabilizing the load with stretch film. ROCOM supplies these stages as standalone machines or a fully integrated automatic line.
What is the difference between mechanical and robotic palletizing?
Mechanical (layer) palletizers form complete layers and stack them at high speed, ideal for stable, repetitive patterns and high throughput. Robotic (anthropomorphic) palletizers use an articulated arm for flexible handling of varied bag formats and complex or changing stacking patterns.
How are bulk bags sealed?
Depending on the bag and product, bags are closed by sewing (stitched closure for open-mouth bags), heat sealing (hot-bag closure for PE or laminated bags) or gluing — selected for tightness, dust control and presentation.
What is the difference between stretch wrapping and stretch hooding?
Stretch wrapping spirals stretch film around the pallet to stabilize the load. Stretch hooding pulls a single elastic film hood down over the whole pallet, giving a tight, weatherproof, five-sided cover — well suited to outdoor storage of bagged products.
Can packaging, palletizing and wrapping be supplied as one integrated line?
Yes. ROCOM delivers them as standalone machines or as a fully automatic, integrated end-of-line where bagging, palletizing and wrapping operate as one continuous, predictable process.
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