We package it — safely and professionally.
Whether it's labeled shipping packaging in opaque and transparent film, or repackaging returns in transparent film, our packaging machines are designed and built for exactly that.
In inbound and outbound logistics, packaging is a central link between goods receipt and shipping.
Packaging machines for inbound and outbound processes must protect goods on arrival, support storage, and reliably prepare products for shipping. Kallfass develops film wrapping machines that meet these end-to-end requirements throughout the logistics cycle.
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Which packaging machine for your product?
Together we'll find the right solution!
Your product is unique. So are your packaging requirements. Our standard for film packaging is always the same:
"A pack has to be perfect!"
We act according to this principle. To ensure the packaging result is right in the end, a wide range of factors must be considered in advance. When choosing a suitable packaging machine, several machine types are generally possible candidates. But there is only one machine that, taking all factors into account, achieves the optimal packaging result. Together with you, we want to find exactly that Kallfass system.
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Inbound logistics – packaging at goods receipt
At goods receipt, packaging determines protection, identification, and smooth storage. Incoming goods must be quickly registered, inspected, and safely stored. Damage caused by improper packaging leads to extra effort, costs, and delays throughout the supply chain.
Film wrapping machines secure goods on arrival and prepare them for storage. Shrink film protects against dirt and mechanical stress, while bundling creates organized units that can be stored efficiently. Automated processes reduce manual intervention and noticeably speed up goods receiving.
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Outbound logistics – shipping preparation with a system
Speed is critical in outbound operations. Picked goods must be packaged quickly, securely, and transport-safely, and prepared for shipping. Any delay in the packaging process directly impacts delivery times and customer satisfaction.
Kallfass machines are designed for high throughput and stable processes. Film wrapping, shrink film, and bundling reliably prepare goods for different transport routes — from parcel shipping to pallet delivery.
Process stability throughout the entire logistics cycle
Inbound and outbound processes are closely interlinked. A bottleneck in the packaging process affects the entire flow of goods. Packaging machines must therefore stably support not just individual steps, but the entire logistics cycle.
Automated packaging solutions ensure consistent quality and reduce error rates — regardless of shift, operator, or order volume. Patented technologies and Swabian manufacturing quality make Kallfass machines fit for continuous operation in demanding logistics environments.
Flexibility for changing requirements
Seasonal fluctuations, changing product ranges, and short-notice requirements call for packaging machines that can adapt quickly.
Modern film wrapping machines enable fast format changeovers without long setup times — a decisive advantage when delivery deadlines allow no room for extended downtime.
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FAQ
What distinguishes inbound from outbound packaging processes?
In the inbound area, the focus is on protecting goods and storing them in an orderly manner. In the outbound area, the focus is on fast shipping preparation, transport security, and high throughput. Both processes benefit from automated packaging solutions.
What packaging types are used in inbound logistics?
Individual product packaging and bundling products in film are the most common forms. They protect goods from dirt and mechanical stress and create organized units ready for storage.
What throughput levels can be achieved in the outbound area?
This depends on the machine type and packaging form. Kallfass machines are designed for high throughput and achieve availability of over 98.5% in multi-shift operation — even with changing formats and product ranges.
How can seasonal peaks in the packaging process be managed?
Through flexible packaging machines with fast format changeovers. Different products and container sizes can be processed on a single line without having to accept extensive setup times.