Most units here are past the point where everything is done by hand and short of the point where anything is automatic. The useful question is not which machine is best. It is which one to buy first.
DLF Industrial Area, Sector 31-32 · Faridabad, Haryana
DLF Industrial Area in Faridabad holds small and medium units across plastics, electricals, engineering and assembly — many of them growing, and most of them making their first equipment decisions rather than their tenth.
PackForge Industries builds carton sealing, strapping, wrapping and handling machines at Faridabad. This page is about the order in which to buy them, which nobody publishes because it does not sell the largest machine.
The first machine should fix the step that makes people wait, and that step is identifiable by standing at the bench for twenty minutes at the end of a day.
If cartons are stacking up unsealed, the sealer is first. If sealed cartons are waiting to be strapped, the strapping machine is first. If pallets are being wrapped by a person walking backwards around them, the wrapper is first.
It is almost never the machine with the best specification. It is the machine that removes the queue, and the queue is visible to anyone willing to watch it.
Where nothing is queueing and despatch is still late, the problem is not equipment. It is staging or paperwork, and buying a machine will not touch it.
A machine pays back in three ways: labour that moves elsewhere, material that stops being wasted, and damage that stops being claimed. Most people count only the first.
Material is often the largest. A taping machine uses a measured length every time; a person uses whatever feels right, and the difference over a year is a real number you can measure this week by weighing your tape usage.
Damage is the hardest to count and the most valuable. Ask what you have credited to customers in a year for transit damage before deciding what you can afford.
Do not count labour you will not actually remove. If the same person stays at the bench doing something else, the saving is capacity, not cost, and it only becomes cost when you would otherwise have hired.
Buying a larger machine because the business will grow is the commonest expensive mistake in this market.
Machines are chosen by the load range they suit. A machine sized for a load you do not yet have runs badly on the load you do have — a strapping machine set for heavy loads marks light cartons, and a large sealer is slower to change size than a small one.
Buy for the work in front of you and plan the floor for what comes next. Space is what you should be reserving for growth, not capacity.
Where growth is genuinely committed — a customer signed, a line ordered — that is different, and we will size for it if you tell us.
Three things usually return more than the first machine does, and all three cost less.
Better cartons, in fewer sizes. Better tape, of the right width for the board. And a bench at the right height with the materials within reach of the person using it.
We are aware how this reads coming from a machine manufacturer. It remains true, and a customer who fixes those three and then buys a machine gets far more from the machine than one who buys the machine first.
When you do buy, buy the consumable quality up at the same time. A good machine running poor tape produces poor seals faster than a person did.
Send what you pack rather than what you want to buy: carton size, weight, how many a day, and what happens to the load after it leaves. We will tell you which machine fits, including the times when the answer is none of them yet.
Because the works is in this city, bringing your own carton to see a machine run is a short trip and worth making before a first purchase.
Prices are ex works with GST and freight separate, and the despatch date is given on the day you ask for it.
The one that removes the queue at the end of the day. Stand at the bench for twenty minutes and it will be obvious — it is rarely the machine with the best specification.
No, unless the growth is committed. A machine sized for a load you do not have yet runs badly on the load you do have. Reserve floor space instead of capacity.
Count three things: labour you will actually remove, material you stop wasting, and damage you stop crediting. Most people count only the first, and the third is often the largest.
Fewer carton sizes, better tape, and a bench at the right height. All three cost less than a machine and make the machine work better when it arrives.
Yes — the works is in this city. Send the dimensions first so the right machine is set up when you come.
Send your carton size, load weight or line speed and we will tell you which machine fits — including the times when the cheaper machine is the right answer. Prices are ex works from our Faridabad works; GST and freight are quoted separately against your delivery address.
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