Case sealing machine catalogue and the quotation process
The catalogue contains verified technical tables for 19 products and applications; price and final capacity are confirmed from carton and line data in the written quotation.
What is inside
- Semi-automatic case sealers — 12 models
- Fully automatic case sealers — 4 models
- Conveyor systems — 5 models
- Carton size ranges and capacity figures
- Taping units, options and connection kits
PDF format. If the download does not start, send us a message and we will email it.
We can also send it with a quote
Tell us your carton size and daily volume; we send the catalogue together with a model recommendation.
What the catalogue covers, and why prices are not in it
The PDF holds the technical table for all 14 machines: the carton sizes each model handles, taping unit widths, conveyor types and the options that can be fitted. What it does not hold is a price list. The same case sealer becomes a different machine the moment the tape width or the working height changes, so a figure quoted before anyone has seen your carton is a figure that gets corrected later.
Measurements worth taking first
Send the six items below and a written quotation goes out the same day. Anything missing means we come back with questions first, and the answer waits.
- Carton dimensions: working range is model-specific. The verified M20 range is L ≥150 × W 140–500 × H 110–500 mm; other models are confirmed against the sample carton in the quotation.
- Cartons per day. This is what decides semi-automatic against fully automatic. Fully automatic capacity is specified by model in the written quotation.
- Tape width. The standard unit takes 38–50 mm (BD50). If you run 50–75 mm tape you need the BD75 unit, and specifying it now costs less than swapping it later.
- Loaded carton weight. It decides which conveyor suits the line and how that conveyor connects to the machine outlet.
- Height of your existing line. If the sealer slots between machines you already own, its working height has to meet theirs.
- Floor space. The gap the machine has to fit into, the door it has to come through, the side the operator will stand on.
How a quotation is put together
Once the measurements arrive through the contact form or by phone, models get matched first: everything covering your carton range is shortlisted, then daily volume shortens the list. The written quotation sets out the machine, the taping unit, any conveyor and each option on its own line, so nothing is buried inside a single total. Design, sheet metal work, assembly and testing all run under one roof at the Ümraniye plant, so a change in dimensions does not have to leave the building.
What moves the price
Most of the gap between two quotations comes down to a short list: whether the machine is semi-automatic or fully automatic, whether the taping unit is the BD50 or the BD75, whether a conveyor joins the machine, and whether that conveyor is an idler roller or a scissor telescopic one. A non-standard carton size, or a custom connection into an existing line, means the machine is redrawn from a catalogue model and re-dimensioned, which appears as its own line.
Installation, setup and operator training are provided. Training covers how to change the tape tail and the daily maintenance routine, and spare parts are kept in stock at the plant.