Andy Pac, Inc.

Andy Pac sells new cappers and rebuilds used cappers as well, depending on your budget. Andy pac is a distributor for Resina cappers. Resina equipment is known throughout the industry for its precision, durability, versatility and easy changeover. We provide fully integrated, turnkey lines for customers in a wide variety of industries all around the globe. Resina builds a full line of equipment including automatic screw cappers, inline capping machines, lid placers, internal plug inserters, fitment applicators, inner sealers, friction, cap and bottle hoppers and sorters.

Universal Labeling Systems is North America's largest manufacturer of made-to-order, pressure sensitive labeling equipment. No other labeling machinery manufacturer can lay claim to as many uniquely designed systems as Universal. Whether it is an in-line, table top, or print & apply, Universal sets a lofty standard for quality and reliability.

Our standard hopper on the single head filler holds 26 gallons, and can be supplied with a stainless steel lid. We can supply a smaller hopper or larger hopper. Flow controls are provided to set the speed of fill as-well-as the speed of the piston return. The Andy Pac Bench Top Piston Filler is primarily pneumatically operated and is designed to be: Simple to operate. Easy to adjust volumes. Equipped with a mechanical digital readout on each filler. Fast and easy disassembly for cleaning. Rugged, stainless steel construction. Accurate volumetric filling, resulting in no short fills. Handle very thick to thin products; both hot and cold. Interchangeable product cylinders with three stock sizes. Interchangeable filling nozzles to suite your product.

Andy Pac makes container and jar coolers of different designs, bi-directional accumulating tables, container single filing conveyors, table top container conveyors, and special container feed tables. Andy Pac makes coolers that cool uncapped jars, such as hot petroleum jelly. They use cold air to cool the jar, where the first jar in is the first jar out, in a serpentine fashion. The cold air is blown in the front end and picked up at the bottom of the cooler at the tail end and recycled through the cooling unit mounted under the cooler. The picture on the right give a good view of the electrical enclosure and both drives on the exit side of the cooler. Below is a view of the inside of the cooler on the inward feed side, which is where cold air is blown.

We design and manufacture custom conveyor to fit your application. We do everything, from standard slat top chain conveyor to bidirectional accumulating conveyors and everything in-between. Call us today for a quote.