CPS Case Packing Systems delivers professional solutions for automatically packing flexible bags and MAP trays in cardboard boxes, trays, crates, pallet boxes and even wheeled containers. Ranging from bag, box and crate handling systems to integrated quality control elements such as metal detection, seal integrity detection, correctly closed box monitoring, bag and box weight measurement. From box erectors to case packers, to case packing lines and complete turn-key projects where palletisers and other equipment can be supplied as possible options to complete the picture.
Our origins
CPS has developed and produced packaging machines since 1957. Previously, these included form fill seal machines under the name of UVA Aquarius. Since 1988 however, we have specialised in developing and producing case packing systems. CPS is one of the largest players in automatic packing systems for flexible bags.
Our approach: tailor-made
CPS Case Packing Systems develops innovative, individual solutions for your specific needs. We give customers an extra edge by continuously offering suitable packaging solutions in a rapidly changing market. Tailor-made is an apt description of what we do. Each end-of-line packaging system is specifically tailored to your requirements and expectations, so you benefit from our experience in making your packaging department profitable.
Everything under control
All CPS packaging systems are controlled using Sigmatek software. Our own software engineers write and manage the associated software. CPS uses commonly available PLC and IPC components that are supported by Windows. A VPN connection, which is a standard feature of the CPS case packer unit, allows on-line communication for diagnostic purposes, program modifications and updates regardless of your location in the world. All production information, such as idle times, fault analysis data and line efficiency improvement data can be copied or printed. This information can be used to improve line performance. The controls for the complete case packing line are visualised via an HMI interface based on a TFT colour touch screen that also displays fault messages and suggested solutions.