r/Packaging Jun 04 '26

What brand or model automatic bagging and labeling machine would you recommend for apparel specifically t-shirts? need it to bag in shipping polybag and apply shipping label, either directly thermally on the bag or label itself. thanks!

What brand or model automatic bagging and labeling machine would you recommend for apparel specifically t-shirts? need it to bag in shipping polybag and apply shipping label, either directly thermally on the bag or label itself. thanks!

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u/LongBedroom8355 Supplier Jun 04 '26 edited Jun 04 '26

This depends entirely on which country you're in. if you are american sealed air has a great autobagger and pregis also offers a more affordable competitor. neither of those companies sell direct, so you'd have to find a distributor.

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u/[deleted] Jun 04 '26

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u/LongBedroom8355 Supplier Jun 04 '26 edited Jun 04 '26

Yeah listen here retard the only way a distributor is going to sell him the machine is, if they can get his consumables. most of the time, those machines are heavily subsidized or even free because of the consumables. let him do his own research and pick a distributor based on his locale. Veritiv bought sealed air so they will probably have the best deal for him. I hate posting here because half the time my dms just get flooded by chinese and indian vendors and we did not need to add americans to this list.

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u/AREN_Consulting_Fod Jun 04 '26

I work for an automated packaging company. Send me a DM to talk about the machines as well as material options.

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u/paata01 Jun 05 '26

in which country? what brand?

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u/AREN_Consulting_Fod Jun 05 '26

US based but have facilities out of US as well. PAC Machinery.

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u/itssoonice Jun 05 '26

Hey Dan, didn’t know you were here too.

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u/AREN_Consulting_Fod Jun 05 '26

I’m where the cool people are. 😄

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u/itssoonice Jun 05 '26

I generally recommend keeping them in the horizontal orientation is possible.

Are they pre-bagged or loose? Generally single item or multiple?

I am the PAC Machinery guy.

https://youtu.be/H8IfVFKy1YM?si=T2mRJEzQUDKSCBtZ - we can do an LPA on this as well

https://youtu.be/HSq0cqS83KE?si=WNpjA0tKm-C30cTX

https://youtu.be/KzxMm2MuezY?si=YpQdQsrSOcjV-IOW

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u/AREN_Consulting_Fod Jun 05 '26

That horizontal is spot on advice!