
Complete Lines
Complete Packaging Lines
Pure engineers the entire line — from product infeed through palletizing — as one coordinated system. Start with a pre-engineered example, or build your own below.
Pre-Engineered Examples
Line Examples by Application
Each example is a starting point. Click any stage to open that machine's detail page.

Prepared Meal Cup Line
Cup denesting through palletizing for prepared meals, soups, sides and dairy cups.
Stage 1Cup Denesting
Cups are denested and indexed into carriers or pockets.
Denesting System →
Stage 2Product Dosing
Single or multi-component filling of hot or cold product.
Liquid Piston Filler →
Stage 3Sealing
Film or pre-cut lid sealing, with MAP gas flush where required.
Pneumatic Inline Filling and Sealing Machine →
Stage 4Lid Application(optional)
Snap lids applied and seated.
Pneumatic Inline Filling and Sealing Machine →
Stage 5Coding & Labeling
Date/lot coding and label application.
Labeling Systems →
Stage 6Checkweighing
Weight verification with automatic reject.
Vision Control & Inspection Systems →
Stage 7Case Erecting & Packing
RSC cases erected and cups robotically loaded.
Automatic Case Packing Machines →
Stage 8Case Sealing & Print
Cases sealed and printed for distribution.
Automatic Case Packing Machines →
Stage 9Palletizing
Robotic palletizing to the required pattern.
Automatic Palletizers →

Pet Food Pouch & Bag Line
Small pouches through 20 kg bags with inspection, case packing and palletizing.
Stage 1Product Infeed
Conveying and buffering of kibble, treats or toppers.
Conveyor and Feeding Systems →
Stage 2Weighing / Dosing
Multihead, auger or volumetric dosing to target weight.
Automatic Fillers →
Stage 3Pouch or Bag Forming
Premade pouch handling or open-mouth bag placing.
Pre Made Pouch Filling & Sealing Machine →
Stage 4Filling & Sealing
Filling, settling, gas flush and sealing with seal verification.
Pre Made Jumbo Bagger →
Stage 5Checkweighing & X-Ray
Weight and foreign-body inspection with reject.
Vision Control & Inspection Systems →
Stage 6Coding
Date and lot coding on the package.
Labeling Systems →
Stage 7Case Erecting & Packing
Cases erected and packages loaded by robot or mechanical packer.
Automatic Case Packing Machines →
Stage 8Case Sealing
Case sealing and case coding.
Automatic Case Packing Machines →
Stage 9Palletizing
Robotic palletizing of cases or bags.
Automatic Palletizers →

Tray Denesting, Filling, MAP & Case Packing Line
Tray-based fresh and prepared product line from denesting through case packing.
Stage 1Tray Denesting
Trays denested and indexed into the filling section.
Denesting System →
Stage 2Filling / Loading
Manual, mechanical or robotic loading of product into trays.
Robotic Pick & Place Systems →
Stage 3MAP Tray Sealing
Gas flush and sealing with tooling matched to the tray.
Tray Sealer →
Stage 4Seal Inspection(optional)
Seal integrity and vision checks.
Vision Control & Inspection Systems →
Stage 5Labeling & Coding
Top, bottom or C-wrap labeling with date coding.
Labeling Systems →
Stage 6Checkweighing
Final weight verification and reject.
Vision Control & Inspection Systems →
Stage 7Case Packing
Cases erected and trays packed for distribution.
Automatic Case Packing Machines →
Stage 8Palletizing
Robotic palletizing of finished cases.
Automatic Palletizers →
Interactive Tool
Build My Line
Select the technologies for each stage of your line. This gives Pure a defined starting point for your project conversation.
Build My Line
Select the technologies for each stage of your line. Choose Other to describe anything that isn't listed.
Infeed
How product arrives and is presented to the line.
Feeding & Filling
How product is measured into the package.
Primary Packaging
The package your product ends up in.
Inspection
Quality verification before packages move downstream.
Labeling & Coding
Retail and logistics identification.
Secondary Packaging
Grouping packages into their next format.
Case Packing & Sealing
Cases erected, loaded, sealed and printed.
Palletizing
Pallet building and release to shipping.
Questions & Answers
What is a complete packaging line?
A complete line connects every stage — product infeed, primary filling and sealing, inspection, secondary packaging, case packing and palletizing — under coordinated controls so the whole line runs as one system.
Why use one partner for the whole line?
A single partner owns line layout, machine selection, controls integration and start-up, which reduces hand-offs between vendors and keeps accountability for line performance in one place.
Can Pure add to or upgrade an existing line?
Yes. Pure can supply individual sections — for example end-of-line case packing and palletizing — and integrate them with the equipment already running on the floor.
Is factory acceptance testing part of a complete line project?
Factory acceptance testing is part of Pure's standard project approach so equipment performance is reviewed before shipment.
Want a line designed around your facility?
Share your product, formats, target speed and timeline. Pure will outline a coordinated path forward.







