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AFA Systems Ltd., a global expert in engineered packaging automation solutions, proudly announces the launch of the Transpacktor, the most advanced high-speed, all-in-one case packing platform ever developed by the company. Designed to meet the rising demand for flexibility, throughput, and rapid changeover in consumer goods packaging, the Transpacktor redefines performance standards in the industry.
At the core of the Transpacktor is AFA’s servo-driven architecture, enabling seamless format changes across case dimensions with one-button changeover technology. The ergonomic Flat Stack Magazine requires no adjustments when changing over case sizes. The Transpacktor never drops the product into a case, resulting in minimized product damage. The case is placed over top of the bottles and the bottles are always secure.
“With the Transpacktor, we’re delivering what our customers have been asking for: extreme versatility, minimal downtime, and unmatched speed,” said Paul Langen, Founder and CEO of AFA Systems. “It’s the culmination of decades of innovation in packaging automation and our most ambitious product launch to date.”
Key features of the Transpacktor include:
5-IN-1 MACHINE CAPABILITY - The TRANSPACKTOR consolidates multiple pieces of equipment, including a case erector, diverter/laner, partition inserter and case packer in one compact machine.
1 MINUTE OR LESS CHANGEOVER TIME -Short and simple one button changeover and elimination of costly grid change parts
FLEXIBILITY - Eliminate end of arm tooling forever, easy to add SKUs and run almost any case size
SMARTER, GENTLER PRODUCT HANDLING, REDUCES WASTE - Because product is never dropped into a case, damage is minimized. The case is placed over top of the product and the product is always secure.
The new system will be showcased at PACK EXPO Las Vegas 2025, where AFA Systems will conduct live demonstrations and unveil customer success stories from the platform’s installations.
