Our full-service solutions address installation, training, spare parts, service and customer support, while capabilities span thermoforming, tray sealing, flow wrap, stretch, filling, blister, skin pack, and vacuum. Our automation offerings cover feeding, loading, secondary packaging, palletizing, robotics, centralized line control and tote/basket management. We aim to reduce solution complexity and costs, while realizing better quality, capacity, and throughput. Our focus is on lowering your total cost of ownership and offering the most reliable systems available, while addressing all your packaging issues. You can also look to us to establish a foundation of smart, connected packaging capabilities that leverage IoT to deliver pragmatic Augmented Reality (AR) solutions. AR tools are demonstrating 30-50% human productivity improvements in training as well as operating and maintenance workflows. More

Experience matters when it comes to engineering and manufacturing equipment for complex and highly specialized food and other industry processes. Founded in 1950 by five engineers that saw an opportunity to modernize processing equipment, Heat and Control has consistently pursued our founders’ original passion for helping customers improve their products ever since and has been a leader in science, technology and service from the start. Our organizational knowledge and experience allow us to approach a strategic solution most efficiently, and the level of our commitment to service and partnership is unmatched. More

David Henry founded Henry & Sons in 1980, and since then we've become the most respected source of new and used vacuum stuffer equipment and replacement Vemag parts. We're dedicated to achieving continuous improvement in customer satisfaction and delivering cost effective vacuum stuffer parts that perform at the highest levels. More

Hinds-Bock Corporation is based in Bothell, Washington and is a world leader for industrial grade bakery and food processing equipment — our experience in the design, manufacture and selling of filling, depositing and pumping equipment actually dates back to 1962 when the Philip Bock Corporation pioneered air powered piston filler technology. More