Madison Banders has spent the past 10 plus years developing a better banding system that provides secure movement of materials and packaging without the band breakage, package or bundle damage, or the difficulty in removal common in conventional banding materials.
We've taken the strength, flexibility, cost savings and sustainability of stretch film and engineered banding systems that simplify the handling and application of this versatile banding material to a wide variety of bundles. Our banding film conforms to the shape of every bundle, making it the perfect solution for varying bundle thicknesses and dimensions.
Our solutions range from manual banding equipment to fully automated stacking and banding systems. All systems offer the speed, safety, ease of handling and operation and dependability required to deliver the highest bundle integrity at the lowest cost.
Manual and semi-automated stretch film banding
At 25-30 bundles per minute, the MPT Series banders outpace most other banders available today. Industrial-grade components, exacting design and manufacturing standards give you trouble-free operation and performance all day long. 10-second roll changes help keep the bander doing what it does best: keeping your line running.
Fully-automated carton stacking, indexing, and banding
The new AP-25 carton stacking and banding solution is revolutionary in its versatility, performance and reliable operation. The AP-25 collects product from an up-stream operation in the first stage position until a predetermined count is achieved. It can then be indexed into the banding position or shifted over for the next column or row of products to be stacked. Once the entire bundle is accumulated, the entire bundle is then indexed into the banding position by a high-speed stepper motor.
Fully automated sorting, stacking and banding
The SB-25 unit collects product from an up-stream operation such as a card affixing table or binding machine. Product collects in a hopper until either a predetermined count is achieved or a sort signal is received from the up-stream equipment. Product is then dropped in the push position and indexed into the banding position. The pusher is driven by a high-speed stepper motor.
