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Solutions for the Packaging Industry
 
 
Business conditions are challenging just about every machine builder serving industrial customers. SICK helps overcome those challenges by offering essential components with technical superiority at an exceptional value. And, sensors from SICK are available from local sources worldwide. Whether packaging objects are clear, colored, obtuse or straight… companies can count on SICK for innovative products and top-notch expertise to deliver a wide range of product application solutions. SICK sensors initiate, inspect, confirm, monitor and control the movement of product between automated packaging operations in a variety of packaging industries.

Detect. Protect. Select… even during wash down cleaning.

When it comes to automating your packaging processes … SICK is your single source for durable sensors, safety systems, and bar code scanners to keep you up and running, even in harsh wash down environments.

Sensors from SICK detect your packaged products, regardless of their size or finish. Our safety systems protect enclosed areas, keeping people and products safe. And, our fast and reliable scanners select and verify the correct bar code.

Plus, with nearly 60 years of experience creating innovative products for the packaging industry, SICK has the expertise to provide you solutions no one else can.

SICK Solutions Connect Machinery with the Industries We Serve:

  • Packaging
  • Food and Beverage
  • Personal Care
  • Pharmaceutical

SICK Solutions Help You….

  • Streamline machine design, reduce footprint, and protect your proprietary design
  • Solve customer problems with innovative solutions
  • Comply with relevant government regulations
  • Build machines faster and make them easier to support once they are in the plant
  • Troubleshoot problems quickly and efficiently by shortening downtime
  • Consistently deliver cost-effective, faster, customized machines with the highest level of flexibility and quality
  • Upgrade legacy equipment without modifying those machines to accommodate a new sensor design