Plan your factory ↗RIGHT-SIZED PACKAGING
04 / 07Turn finished production intoprotected, dispatch-ready orders.
Measure products, create right-sized cartons and automate transfer, turning and sealing—across cabinetry and any industry producing mixed-size goods.

CONNECTED PROCESS
PACKAGING AUTOMATION — FOR EVERY INDUSTRY
If every product is different, why force it into a standard box?
Measure, create and seal a right-sized carton on demand—turning repetitive packing labour, excess void fill and transport damage into a controlled production process.
ONE PLATFORM. MANY MARKETS.
From a cabinet door to an industrial component.
If its dimensions change from order to order, the packaging can change with it. Start with carton cutting or connect measurement, conveying, turning and sealing as one line.
Measure or scanCapture dimensions manually, by barcode or from production data.
Make the exact cartonCut and crease corrugated board only when the order needs it.
Pack and seal consistentlyReduce hand cutting, taping, void fill and avoidable damage.
BUILD THE AUTOMATION LEVEL YOU NEED
One packaging platform.
Three ways to begin.
Start with today’s bottleneck, then connect the remaining modules as volume grows. WAG engineers the material flow, data hand-off and operator roles around your product mix.
Map my packaging process ↗Automate carton preparation first.
Remove manual measuring, marking and knife cutting while operators retain flexible pack-out.
Best when: carton making is the immediate constraintConnect measuring and material movement.
Add powered worktables, measurement and paper infeed for a controlled semi-automatic workflow.
Best when: output is growing and handling is becoming expensiveEngineer the complete packaging line.
Combine measuring, carton production, infeed, flipping, buffering and high-speed sealing for batch-size-one dispatch at scale.
Best when: packaging must keep pace with an automated factoryOFFICIAL EXCITECH INSTALLATIONS
Designed for the factory floor—not the showroom.
Real production layouts show how carton preparation, operator pack-out, conveying and sealing can be configured around space and throughput.



COMPLETE CATEGORY RANGE
Start with the constraint,
then specify the machine.
Select any machine or system to open its business case, application fit, technical architecture and integration detail.
Choose it when finished orders wait because carton preparation, handling and sealing cannot match factory output.
Connected measurement, carton production, transfer, turning and sealing.Specification considerations +
- Material and component-size range
- Required output and automation level
- Tooling, utilities and extraction
- Software, barcode and factory-flow integration
Choose it when several corrugated grades must stay available for continuous mixed-order packaging.
Multi-magazine rear feed, double work zones and on-demand carton cutting.Specification considerations +
- Material and component-size range
- Required output and automation level
- Tooling, utilities and extraction
- Software, barcode and factory-flow integration
Choose it when repetitive hand taping is the final constraint before dispatch.
Consistent inline carton closing at production-line speed.Specification considerations +
- Material and component-size range
- Required output and automation level
- Tooling, utilities and extraction
- Software, barcode and factory-flow integration
Choose it for industrial made-to-size packaging without the complete Pro-line footprint.
Connected measuring, carton production and powered packing flow.Specification considerations +
- Material and component-size range
- Required output and automation level
- Tooling, utilities and extraction
- Software, barcode and factory-flow integration
Choose it when packing is holding back growth and available floor space is limited.
Compact automatic measurement, paper feed and carton production.Specification considerations +
- Material and component-size range
- Required output and automation level
- Tooling, utilities and extraction
- Software, barcode and factory-flow integration
Choose it as a practical first step where carton cutting should be automatic but packing remains operator-led.
Smart carton production with a straightforward manual packing workflow.Specification considerations +
- Material and component-size range
- Required output and automation level
- Tooling, utilities and extraction
- Software, barcode and factory-flow integration
Choose it when operators still measure, mark and knife-cut every carton by hand.
Barcode or dimension-led on-demand cutting and creasing.Specification considerations +
- Material and component-size range
- Required output and automation level
- Tooling, utilities and extraction
- Software, barcode and factory-flow integration
Choose it for irregular, delicate or special-shaped products that standard cartons cannot protect.
Oscillating-knife cutting for complex single-sheet packaging patterns.Specification considerations +
- Material and component-size range
- Required output and automation level
- Tooling, utilities and extraction
- Software, barcode and factory-flow integration
Choose it when repeatable slots and folds are required for custom protective carton patterns.
Controlled slotting and carton preparation for made-to-size packaging.Specification considerations +
- Material and component-size range
- Required output and automation level
- Tooling, utilities and extraction
- Software, barcode and factory-flow integration
Choose it when product dimensions must be captured accurately before a unique carton is generated.
Integrated length, width and height capture for data-led packaging.Specification considerations +
- Material and component-size range
- Required output and automation level
- Tooling, utilities and extraction
- Software, barcode and factory-flow integration
APPLICATION ENGINEERING