Case sealers (sometimes called box or carton sealers) receives the filled box, folds the top flaps, and apples tape or hot glue to seal them closed.
Case sealers are available in either uniform size or random size case configurations. Side belt drive machines are used with narrow & or light weight cartons and top/bottom belts drive machine are used with heavy &/or tall cartons.
Case sealers can easily handle your RSC and HSC boxes. If you’re not sure what type of case you have, visit “Common Types of Corrugated Boxes”.
Find Out More About Our Case Sealer Machines
For more information about a specific case sealer, or packing station, be sure to reach out to us right here at Inpak Systems. Our packaging systems experts would be happy to help find the right case erector or case taper for you. You can also learn more details about each of our machines and their specific features by clicking on one of them below, or by checking out our video playlist on YouTube.
Types of Case Sealers
Case Sealer FAQs
Uniform sealers seal a single size case and require manual adjustment when switching sizes. Random sealers automatically detect and adjust to varying box heights and widths.
Tape is cheaper and easier to maintain. Hot melt glue provides structural rigidity and creates a tamper proof seal.
Every case sealer has limits. Operators need to verify their peak production is within the sealer specifications.
Every case sealer has limits. Operators need to verify that their smallest and largest box will fit within the machine’s specifications.
Side belts are ideal for narrow, lightweight, or unstable boxes. Top and bottom drives offer superior traction for heavy, tall, or overstuffed cartons.
Most basic tape sealers run on 110VAC,1-phase power. High-speed or hot melt glue machines often require 220V/460V 3-phase power. Compressed air may be required for flap folders.
Emergency stop buttons, clear polycarbonate guarding, and automatic motor shutoffs.
We offer case sealers from AB Sealer, Cleveland Equipment and Highlight Industries.
Yes, some case sealers can be integration within inline systems.
Yes, installation, training, and/or service contracts are available from the manufacture.
The warranty period is established by the manufacturer and is typically 12 mos.