Discover Autopack’s automation solutions at Foodex 2025
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Autopack are exhibiting at Foodex 2025 at the NEC Birmingham from 7-9 April.
Autopack will be showcasing a range of solutions which cater towards small, medium, and large enterprise's, investigating the first stages of automation, as well as covering off some of the fully automated, high-speed solutions we offer.
The range will include the F4 hygienic filler, a range of capping solutions, Powder auger, mid-range VFFS machine and a SV30-USD Band Sealer.
Come and speak with a member of the team on stand J120!
Autopack also offers a wide range of fully automatic solutions, supplying unscrambling, rinsing, filling, blow molding, bucket machinery, capping and labelling.
On the flexible side, we supply:
- Vertical form fill and seal (VFFS)
- Pouch
- Sachet
- Bag-in-box
- Stick pack machines
As well as a range of:
- Weighing
- End of line
- Coding
- and much more!
Make an enquiry or give us a call today on 01432 677 000 for more information.
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