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End of Line Packaging Automation
Get cases palletized, wrapped and labeled at line speed, with nobody stacking by hand.
The production line hits rate all day, then hands its output to people hand-stacking pallets and a wrapper somebody runs when there’s time. Conveyability automates the end of the line as one connected sequence — case handling and accumulation into a palletizer matched to your rate, into stretch or ring wrapping, staged for the truck — engineered, integrated and supported by one team.
Palletizer type chosen from your units per minute, not a brochure.
Wrapping matched to the volume — semi-automatic to fully conveyorized.
One integrator for the conveyors, machines and controls between them.
Combined team member material handling experience.
Units per minute decide the palletizer type.
Conveyor, palletizing and wrapping engineered together.
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Send your cases per hour, the pallet pattern and how it ships — the palletizer is only one piece of that path.
The End of the Line, Step by Step
Four stages that have to run as one system — because a pallet is only as fast as its slowest step.
Case handling
Accumulation and metering that feed cases to the palletizer in the pattern it needs — the quiet stage that decides whether the rest keeps up.
Palletize
Conventional or robotic, sized by your units per minute. Modular designs flex to the space and product flow, with pallet dispensers and slip sheet feeders as the load requires.
Wrap
Stretch wrappers for steady volume; ring wrappers where speed rules — continuous wrapping with no downtime for arm repositioning.
Stage and ship
Labeled, stable loads conveyed to staging or the dock — secure against dust, moisture and shifting from the wrapper to the customer.
Units per minute make the decision — upgrades keep it good.
The Palletizer Your Rate Actually Needs.
The number of units per minute determines what type of palletizing system a line requires; guessing high wastes capital and guessing low starves the trucks. Modular designs match different space and flow requirements, and upgrade paths — higher speeds, double-stacked pallets — save storage space, stacking machinery and forklift wear as volume grows. Robotic systems can even integrate with the palletizers you already own, ending the troubleshooting standoff between vendors.
A stable, protected load — at line speed.
Wrapping That Keeps Up With the Palletizer.
Wrapping is where loads become shippable: protected from dust, dirt and moisture, secured against shifting and collapse in transit. Ring wrappers move the film carriage around the load continuously — no pause to reposition an arm — which is why they anchor high-volume operations. From compact semi-automatic machines to fully automated conveyorized ring wrappers, the wrapper gets sized to the pallets actually coming at it.
What an End-of-Line Project Can Include
From the case sealer’s discharge to the trailer — any part of it is a project we can take on.
Case and carton accumulation
Conventional palletizers
Robotic palletizing cells
Pallet dispensers
Slip sheet feed systems
Double-stacking upgrades
Stretch wrappers
Ring wrappers
Check weighers and metal detectors
Labelers and bar-code readers
Transfers and turntables
Truck loading and staging
“We have been a customer of Conveyability for 15+ years.”
“We have been a customer of Conveyability for 15+ years. They have designed, fabricated, installed, and supported assembly conveyor systems on our largest OEM bumper programs. Their fabrication and build quality is excellent, and their installation support and service has been second to none.”
Jeff BengelVentra — Ionia (Flex-N-Gate)
Meet Conveyability: End-of-Line Integrator, Conveyor Supplier, Fabricator, Installer, and Service Provider
End-of-line equipment comes from many manufacturers; the system between the machines is the integrator’s job. Conveyability supplies the conveyors, palletizers and wrappers — and owns the interfaces that make them one line.
Aerospace
Automotive
Car Wash
Chemical & Food
Distribution & Sortation
ECommerce
Fabricated Metal
Food & Beverage Processing
Integrators & Machine Builders
Industry 4.0
Conveyability: Your First Call When Product Piles Up at the End.
The line already makes it. The end of the line has to keep up.
One team of top-tier problem solvers.
Start with what failed and what production is experiencing — not just the replacement part.
Speed, responsiveness and lead-time flexibility.
Service has to fit the urgency, shutdown window and reality of the operating plant.
Value engineering inside the real budget.
Repair what is worth repairing, modify what is causing the problem and upgrade only where the system has truly outgrown the old answer.
Custom plans built around the plant you have.
Legacy equipment, multiple manufacturers and incomplete drawings are normal inputs.
No passing the buck when the interfaces get messy.
Mechanical, controls, fabrication, installation and future support stay connected through one team.
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No hard sell, just experts that know their stuff.
Tell us what is failing, what the plant has already tried and how the issue affects production. We’ll help you figure out the most useful next step.
End-of-Line Automation FAQs
Palletizer selection, wrapping, phasing and existing equipment.
Conventional or robotic palletizing?
Rate, pattern complexity and SKU mix decide it. Units per minute set the class of machine; the product and patterns pick between conventional and robotic within it.
Can you work with our existing palletizer?
Yes. Robotic and conveyor systems can integrate with palletizers already on your floor — one team owning the interface instead of two vendors trading blame.
Stretch wrapper or ring wrapper?
Volume decides. Ring wrappers wrap continuously without repositioning downtime, which pays at high rates; steadier volumes do fine with conventional stretch wrappers at lower cost.
Can this be phased?
Yes. Many projects start with the worst stage — often palletizing — and add wrapping and staging automation as volume and budget justify them.
Do you handle the controls between machines?
Yes. Metering, handshakes and fault logic between accumulation, palletizer and wrapper are part of the same scope — that’s what makes it a system.
What does double-stacking actually save?
Storage space, spending on separate stacking machinery, and wear on the forklifts that would otherwise do the job — it’s a common upgrade path as volume grows.