Since 1950, Heat Seal has manufactured packaging equipment in Cleveland, Ohio, with a particular foothold in manual and automated shrink and skin packaging machines. The company expanded its reach through the acquisition of Ampak and a 2021 partnership with Italy’s Minipack-Torre, while continuing to make its own equipment in the USA. Its long-running 625A manual wrapper remains a Cleveland-made staple, and Heat Seal supports customers through a distributor network and dedicated service team.
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PackRite, LLCSince 1938, PackRite, LLC has been a Columbus, Ohio manufacturer known for rugged, dependable packaging equipment and one-on-one technical support. Its U.S.-made heat-sealing machinery serves manufacturers handling demanding packaging work, from food production to military applications.COLUMBUS, OH
System PackagingFor more than 50 years, Perrysburg-based System Packaging has designed and built American-made packaging machinery, with a particular focus on cold-seal systems and custom equipment. Its in-house engineering, electrical design, CNC machining, welding and assembly capabilities support standard machines as well as application-specific builds for customers in the United States and abroad. The company also maintains parts and service support for its equipment and selected machines acquired through L.C. Gess, Alloy Packaging and Premier Packaging.PERRYSBURG, OH
All Packaging Machinery CorporationEstablished in 1945 as Errich International Machinery, All Packaging Machinery Corporation manufactures bag-loading, heat-sealing and band-sealing equipment for the packaging industry. The Ronkonkoma, New York company has sold more than 50,000 machines and also builds vertical form/fill/seal systems, with in-house engineering and service supporting custom packaging requirements. Its machines serve applications ranging from food and medical packaging to automotive and industrial goods.RONKONKOMA, NY
Climax Packaging MachineryFor more than a century, Cincinnati-based Climax Packaging Machinery has made packaging equipment, dating its work to 1916. The company is especially known for producing more than 1,200 EUI uncasing machines and serves beverage makers along with manufacturers in several other industries.HAMILTON, OH