Solutions Packaging Components

Packaging performance starts with the best components for the job. Get them right, and everything downstream falls into place.

We design and manufacture packaging components engineered for accuracy, consistency, and real-world production demands.

Every material behaves differently.

Our packaging components are built to maintain your ideal pace.

From weigh feeders and fillers to scales and controls, components are selected and built to best suit the material and the application.

Packaging Components and Accessories

Weigh Fillers & Packers
Weigh Meter Controls
Check-Weigh Scales
Bag Sealing & Sewing Systems
Bag Flatteners
Bag Kickers & Turners
Bag Closing Conveyors
Pallet Dispensers
Load Cells, Solenoid Valves, & Pneumatic Cylinders
Vibrators, Blowers, Bin Level Indicators, & Wear Parts

One partner, at every station on your line.

Filling is only one part of the line. We also build what keeps product moving after the bag is filled—sealers and sewers, checkweigh scales, flatteners, kickers and turners, closing conveyors, and pallet dispensers. For any station that needs an upgrade, we can supply the component to get it running like new.

Don’t see the part you need? We carry hundreds more.

Visit our Resource Library or talk to one of our skilled support staff, and we’ll help find the exact fit for your line.

Find data sheets, manuals, and other literature in our Resource Library.

Resource Library

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165 +

YEARS

Over a century of engineering, automation, and system integration expertise driving manufacturing transformation.

EXPLORE SOLUTIONS

15,000 +

PROJECTS

Magnum Systems’ track record of delivering high-performance automation solutions for bulk material handling and packaging.

EXAMINE PARTNER PROFILES

60,000 +

SQ. FT.

Our in-house manufacturing capacity keeps fabrication, assembly, and testing under one roof, ensuring a single standard of quality.

TOUR OUR FACILITY

Parisi Artisan Coffee

Parisi built their reputation on quality, and their packaging needed to match that standard. Vibratory net-weigh fillers provided the accuracy and flexibility to bag everything from ounces to pounds, without missing a step.

“The weigh controller allows us to switch between bag sizes in quick and easy steps. Also, calibrating the machine and the ability to change the speed as we need to is simple.”

– Evita Reviera, Production Coordinator, Parisi Artisan Coffee

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See how packaging components fit into full lines and overall system performance.

Market-Leading Insights

Packaging components can gain accuracy, or lose time. Find what makes the difference.

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Hoping to improve your packaging line? Let us review your current components and discuss how we can help you run better.

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