Packaging Machinery
American International Electric Inc. AIE-600FL
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Machine ID: 13087
24" Foot Pedestal Impulse Sealer
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American International Electric Inc. AIE-600FL
Year:
Machine ID: 13088
24" Foot Pedestal Impulse Sealer
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All Packaging Machinery, Corp. VBS-DH-3/8-10-V+PR
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Machine ID: 13068
Used Medical Pouch Sealer.
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Packaging Machines for Your Active Production Lines
Sourced for real packaging operations, primary equipment that forms, fills, seals, labels, and cases your product.
Filling Machines
If your operation depends on accurate fill weights, reliable sealing, and minimal product giveaway, the right filling machine becomes critical to your line performance. We help you source filling systems that match your product viscosity, container format, throughput targets, and accuracy requirements.
| Fill types | Liquid, paste, powder, granular, free-flowing solids |
| Filler technologies | Gravity, piston, pump, auger, net-weigh, volumetric |
| Speed range | 20 – 600+ containers/min (depending on filler type and viscosity) |
| Accuracy | ±0.5% (volumetric/piston) to ±1% (auger powder fillers) |
Est. used price range
$8,000 – $150,000+
Varies by automation level, head count, and fill technology
Used vs. new savings
40–60% less than new
Typical for machines in good working condition
Who it’s for: If you own beverage, food, nutraceutical, cosmetic, and pharmaceutical where fill-weight giveaway, dosing accuracy, or regulatory documentation drives the buy decision.
Brands we source: Pneumatic Scale Angelus, Filamatic, Cozzoli, Elmar, Federal, Krones, Adelphi, IMA an more.
Sealing Machines
If your packaging line depends on leak prevention, shelf life, or tamper evidence, your sealing system needs to stay stable across long production runs. We help you source sealing machines that match your film type, container format, throughput, and sealing requirements.
| Sealer types | Heat (continuous band), impulse, induction (cap), ultrasonic, vacuum/MAP |
| Seal film/foil | PE, PP, PET, foil laminates, paper-poly composites |
| Speed range | 10 – 200 packs/min (band/impulse); 100 – 600 caps/min (induction) |
| Footprint | Tabletop to inline conveyor-mounted |
Est. used price range
$3,000 – $75,000+
Varies by automation, throughput, and seal validation features
Used vs. new savings
40–60% less than new
Typical for machines in good working condition
Who it’s for: If you’re owning operations that requires flexible pouches, bottle-cap induction lines, or tray-seal applications where seal integrity affects shelf life, tamper evidence, or sterile barrier compliance.
Brands we source: Pneumatic Scale Angelus, Filamatic, Cozzoli, Elmar, Federal, Krones, Adelphi, IMA an more.
Vertical Form-Fill-Seal (VFFS) Machines
If your packaging line depends on leak prevention, shelf life, or tamper evidence, your sealing system needs to stay stable across long production runs. We help you source sealing machines that match your film type, container format, throughput, and sealing requirements.
| Speed range | 20 – 200 bags/min |
| Bag styles | Pillow, gusseted, quad-seal, stand-up pouch (limited), sachet |
| Bag width | Typically 50 – 500 mm |
Est. used price range
$15,000 – $120,000+
Varies by automation, throughput, and seal validation features
Used vs. new savings
40–60% less than new
Typical for machines in good working condition
Who it’s for: Best for your operation if you need high-volume pouch production with lower film costs, faster changeovers, and efficient use of production floor space.
Brands we source: :Hayssen, Bartelt, Triangle, Ilapak, Rovema, Bosch (Doboy/SIG), Matrix, Mespack.
Horizontal Form-Fill-Seal (HFFS) Machines & Flow Wrappers
If your products cannot be vertically drop-filled — such as bars, baked goods, medical devices, hardware, or pre-made pouches — your packaging line may require HFFS or flow wrapping systems designed around product handling, presentation quality, and packaging flexibility.
| Speed range | 40 – 1,200 packs/min (flow wrappers can exceed 1,000 ppm) |
| Pack styles | Fin-seal flow pack, crimp-end, stand-up pouch w/ zipper, spouted pouch, sachet |
Est. used price range
$5,000 – $8,000+
Varies by automation, throughput, and seal validation features
Used vs. new savings
40–60% less than new
Typical for machines in good working condition
Who it’s for: Best for your operation if you need high-volume pouch production with lower film costs, faster changeovers, and efficient use of production floor space.
Brands we source: :Hayssen, Bartelt, Triangle, Ilapak, Rovema, Bosch (Doboy/SIG), Matrix, Mespack.
Shrink Wrapping & Bundling Machines
If your production line requires retail-ready multipacks, tray bundling, or tamper-evident packaging, shrink wrapping systems help stabilize and protect products during shipping, storage, and retail handling.
| Machine types | L-bar sealers + tunnels, sleeve wrappers, side-seal wrappers, bundlers |
| Film types | Polyolefin (POF), PVC, polyethylene shrink film |
| Speed range | 10 – 80 packs/min |
Est. used price range
$5,000 – $80,000+
Varies by automation, throughput, and seal validation features
Used vs. new savings
40–60% less than new
Typical for machines in good working condition
Who it’s for: Best for your operation if you produce retail-bound products where packaging appearance, bundle stability, and shipping protection affect shelf presentation and transport performance.
Brands we source: :Shanklin, Texwrap, Conflex, Arpac, Eastey, Damark
Labeling Machines
If label placement, barcode readability, or retail presentation affects your compliance or shelf appeal, your labeling system needs to stay accurate at production speed. We help you source labeling machines that align with your container type, label format, and throughput requirements.
| Label types | Pressure-sensitive (PSL), shrink sleeve, wrap-around, glue-applied, in-mold |
| Application methods | Front/back, top/bottom, wraparound, full-body sleeve, neck-band |
| Speed range | 30 – 600+ containers/min |
Est. used price range
$5,000 – $80,000+
Varies by automation, throughput, and seal validation features
Used vs. new savings
40–60% less than new
Typical for machines in good working condition
Who it’s for: Best for your operation if your production line depends on accurate label registration, barcode readability, serialization, or premium shelf presentation
Brands we source: :Krones (Contiroll), Sidel, Accraply, Quadrel, Label-Aire, P.E. Labellers, NJM, ALTech
Cartoning & Case Packing Machines
If your products move into retail cartons or corrugated shipping cases, your cartoning and case packing systems need to stay synchronized with the rest of your packaging line. We help you source systems that support your product dimensions, packaging speed, and downstream palletizing requirements.
| Cartoner types | Horizontal continuous, horizontal intermittent, vertical top-load |
| Case packer types | Wraparound, top-load (drop-in), side-load, robotic pick-and-place |
| Speed range | 30 – 400 cartons/min; 5 – 60 cases/min |
Est. used price range
$25,000 – $300,000+
Varies by automation, throughput, and seal validation features
Used vs. new savings
40–60% less than new
Typical for machines in good working condition
Who it’s for: : Best for your operation if your packaging process depends on accurate case counts, stable carton handling, retail presentation, or compatibility with automated palletizing systems.
Brands we source: : Bosch (Sigpack), IMA, Marchesini, Uhlmann, Serpa, Wexxar/BEL, Econocorp, ADCO
Case Erectors & Case Sealers
If your packaging line handles high shipping volumes, case erectors and sealers help reduce manual labor while keeping corrugated cases square, sealed, and ready for palletizing. We help you source systems that match your case dimensions, throughput targets, and packaging workflow.
| Machine types | Random case sealers, uniform case sealers, automatic case erectors |
| Sealing methods | Tape sealing, hot melt glue sealing |
| Speed range | 10 – 40+ cases/min |
Est. used price range
$4,000 – $60,000+
Varies by automation, throughput, and seal validation features
Used vs. new savings
40–60% less than new
Typical for machines in good working condition
Who it’s for: : Best for your operation if you need faster case handling, more consistent box sealing, or reduced manual packing labor across shipping and distribution lines.
Brands we source: : Wexxar/BEL, Combi, Loveshaw, 3M-Matic, BestPack, Eagle.
Choose Packaging Machines by Brand
You are not just buying a machine, you are choosing how your production line performs under real operating conditions. We source packaging equipment based on where each brand performs best in actual manufacturing environments, from high-speed food production to pharmaceutical packaging and retail-ready multipacks.
Bosch (Sigpack / Doboy)
If your operation depends on high-speed flow wrapping, cartoning, or precision pouch handling, Bosch systems are commonly chosen for stable servo performance and repeatable cycle accuracy in confectionery, snack food, and pharmaceutical lines.
Hayssen
Best suited for your operation if you run high-volume VFFS packaging lines where sanitary design, seal consistency, and quick changeovers directly affect production uptime.
Bartelt
Often selected when your packaging line requires stand-up pouches, zipper pouches, or spouted pouch handling with accurate pouch positioning and sealing.
Ilapak
A strong fit for bakery, fresh food, and confectionery operations where flow wrapping performance and modified atmosphere packaging (MAP) compatibility matter.
Triangle Package equipment
Well suited for snack, dry goods, and pet food operations where multi-head weigher integration and stable VFFS performance are critical to throughput.
Rovema
Ideal for your operation if you run multiple bag formats and need flexible VFFS systems that support frequent product or packaging changeovers.
Krones
Commonly used in beverage production where filling speed, PET bottle handling, labeling precision, and line integration affect overall plant output.
Pneumatic Scale Angelus
Frequently chosen for beverage and food canning lines where fill consistency, seam integrity, and rotary filler performance are production-critical.
IMA / Marchesini / Uhlmann
Best for pharmaceutical and medical packaging operations where validation, serialization, compliance documentation, and precision cartoning drive equipment requirements.
Wexxar / BEL
A strong fit for your operation if you run high-volume shipping or distribution lines where reliable case erecting and sealing reduce packaging bottlenecks.
Shanklin / Texwrap
Often used for retail multipacks and shrink bundling applications where film efficiency, presentation quality, and package stability affect shipping and shelf readiness.
Accraply / Label-Aire / Quadrel
Well suited for food, beverage, personal care, and pharmaceutical operations where accurate label registration and barcode readability are essential.
Industries We Serve
At Hunter Plastics, we source packaging equipment based on how it performs in your production environment , not just machine availability or specs.
Food & Beverage
If your line runs high-volume packaging with strict sanitation requirements, we help you source fillers, VFFS systems, flow wrappers, and case packers designed for throughput, washdown environments, and FDA-compliant production.
Pharmaceutical & Medical
Your packaging equipment needs to support and regulatory documentation. We source cartoners, blister systems, induction sealers, and labeling machines built for pharmaceutical and medical production environments.
Personal Care & Cosmetics
If your products involve multiple container sizes, premium packaging presentation, or shorter production runs, we help you source flexible cartoning systems that support packaging consistency and shelf appeal.
Nutraceuticals & Supplements
Best for your operation if you package powders, capsules, tablets, or gummies and need accurate dosing, induction sealing, and reliable bottle labeling across changing SKUs.
Household & Consumer Goods
If your production schedule involves multiple packaging formats, seasonal runs, or retail multipacks, we help you source flexible packaging systems that keep your line moving efficiently.
Industrial & Chemical
We source heavy-duty filling and packaging systems designed for corrosive materials, viscous products, bulk packaging, and industrial production requirements where durability and compatibility matter.
Why manufacturers trust Hunter Plastics
- 30+ Years of Industry Experience –For more than three decades, we’ve helped manufacturers source pre-owned packaging equipment for active production across North America, Europe, and Southeast Asia.
- Inspected Under Real Operating Conditions – We test machines under load — not just powered on. That means film through sealing jaws, product through fillers, and labels through registration systems before equipment is listed.
- Critical Component Verification-Your equipment is checked for sealing performance, fill consistency, film tracking, drive stability, heaters, sensors, and controls before shipment.
- Fit Within Your Existing Line –We help verify conveyor alignment, infeed height, electrical compatibility, film specifications, and PLC communication against your current production setup
- Global Sourcing & Logistics Support-From sourcing and crating to freight coordination and customs documentation, we help move equipment from plant floor to installation-ready delivery.
- More Inventory Than We List Online –Many machines never reach our website inventory. We regularly source equipment from plant closures, surplus operations, and private sales based on your production requirements.
- 30-Day Satisfaction Guarantee –Every machine is backed by a 30-day satisfaction guarantee along with ongoing technical support after installation.
- Support As Your Machine Goes Live –We stay available for startup support, line integration questions, fill calibration, film tracking, and production troubleshooting after delivery.
Is Your Packaging Line Balanced for Output and Seal Consistency
Not sure whether VFFS or HFFS is the better fit for your product? Our Packaging Equipment Buyer’s Guide helps you evaluate fill-rate matching, film compatibility, sealing methods, throughput planning, and what to inspect before purchasing pre-owned packaging equipment.
FAQs
Can used packaging equipment integrate with my existing production line without major modifications?
In most cases, yes — but fit must be confirmed before purchase. We review conveyor speed, infeed height, voltage, phase, and PLC interface against your existing line. Any mismatch is identified upfront so installation does not stall later.
What is the difference between "run-ready" and "recommissioned" used packaging machinery?
A run-ready machine has been inspected, mechanically verified, and tested under load. A recommissioned machine has undergone component-level rebuild work such as replacing sealing bars, heaters, fill nozzles, drives, or sensors.
How do you verify seal integrity and fill accuracy on used FFS machines?
We test sealing systems at full operating temperature and verify pressure stability across multiple cycles — not just dry-cycle. Fill heads are tested with representative product to confirm shot-to-shot accuracy within rated tolerance.
Can these machines be matched to an existing extrusion, blow molding, or thermoforming line?
Yes, but matching depends on output rate, web width, container geometry, and cycle timing. Once you share upstream specifications, we match equipment that aligns with your production flow.
Do used packaging machines come with their original control systems, PLCs, and HMIs?
Most units include their original PLC, HMI, servo drives, and control panels. Each listing clearly states what is included, replaced, or missing — so there are no gaps during installation.
What should I verify before requesting a formal inspection of used packaging machinery?
Confirm product type previously run, idle duration and storage conditions, last service history, replacement history of key components, and availability of manuals and electrical schematics. Machines idle 12+ months often require additional recommissioning.